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Center for Aero-Digestive Disorders (CADD)

The Center for Aero-Digestive Disorders (CADD) provides long-term care and state-of-the-art medical and surgical treatment to children with complex problems involving the airway, pulmonary and upper digestive tract.

The center is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of specialists from various fields who provide comprehensive assessment, treatment and follow-up.

Director:	Reza Rahbar, DMD, MD, FACS
Co-Directors:	Eliot Katz, MD Rachel Rosen, MD, MPH
Physician Assistant:	Amanda Coburn, PA-C
Administative Coordinator:	Jill Hegarty (For all appointment related questions)

Associate Attending:

CARDIOLOGY
Mary P. Mullen, MD
Leslie Smoot, MD

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY
Emile A. Bacha, MD
Pedro J. Del Nido, MD

ENDROCRINOLOGY
Jessica R. Smith, MD

GASTROENTEROLOGY AND NUTRITION
Samuel Nurko, MD
Rachel L. Rosen, MD

GENERAL SURGERY
Tom J. Jaksic, MD
Russell W. Jennings, MD
Craig W. Lillehei, MD

NEUROLOGY
David K. Urion, MD

NEUROSURGERY
Mark R. Proctor, MD

OTOLARYNGOLOGY & COMMUNICATION
ENHANCEMENT
Gerald B. Healy, MD
Dwight T. Jones, MD
Trevor J. McGill, MD
Roger C. Nuss, MD
Reza Rahbar, DMD, MD
Mark S. Volk, MD, DMD

PULMONOLOGY
Eliot S. Katz, MD

RADIOLOGY
Carlo Buonomo, MD
Michael J. Callahan, MD

Allied Health Professionals and Nursing:

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
AND FEEDING & SWALLOWING
DISORDERS PROGRAM
Christina Deery, MS, CCC-SLP
Kara Fletcher, MS, CCC-SLP
Jennifer Perez, MS, CCC-SLP

GASTROENTEROLOGY AND NUTRITION
Kimberli O'Malley, MSN, NP-C


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