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| Clinton B. White, MD, graduated from the University of
Mississippi in 1986. He completed a pediatric residency at
University Medical Center in 1989 and a neonatal fellowship
at the University of Louisville in 1992. In 1992, Dr. White
founded Southern Mississippi Neonatology that has staffed
Forrest General Hospital NICU since 1992 and the NICU at
Memorial Hospital at
Gulfport since 1996. He served as the Chief of Medical
Staff
at Forrest General Hospital in 1996 and currently
co-coordinates a state-wide developmental care training
program for Mississippi NICUs. |
Clinton B. White, MD cwhite@forrestgeneral.com |
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| Terri H. Daniels, M.Ed., is NIDCAP Certified with a special education background and has worked with infants, toddlers and families for over 25 years in community and hospital settings. She currently coordinates a NICU Developmental Care training project and is the developmental specialist on a federal AHRQ technology grant. Mrs. Daniels is employed by The University of Southern Mississippi and works in collaboration with Southern Mississippi Neonatology, and Forrest General Hospital NICU. | Terri H. Daniels, M.Ed. |
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| Sunita Philip, M.P.H. is a licenced
family practice physician in India and is currently working
in cancer research in Baltimore, Maryland. She was
certified in the NIDCAP in 2006 and was insturmental in
beginning the NICU developmental care practices at Forrest
General Hosptial in Mississippi.
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Sunita Philip sunphi19@yahoo.com |
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| Judy Prehn, PT, MS, NIDCAP Certified, received a B.S. in physical therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina and a Master of Science in Pediatric Rehabilitation Science from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy, and is a core member of the NICU Developmental Care Team at Forrest General Hospital. She has 25 years of experience working with infants and toddlers in both critical care and community services. | Judy Prehn, PT, MS, PCS, NIDCAP Certified Judypedpt@bellsouth.net |
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| Kerry D. Stewart, MD earned his undergraduate degree
from The University of Texas at Austin in 1981 followed by a
medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch
at Galveston in 1985. His immediate postgraduate medical
training included both Internship and Residency at The
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center – Oklahoma
Children’s Memorial Hospital, Oklahoma City, OK., from
1985 – 1988. From 1988 – 1990, Dr. Stewart served as an
Associate Research Scientist/Postdoctoral Fellow at Oklahoma
Medical Research Foundation for a project entitled “Septic
Shock and Tissue Injury”. He completed a postdoctoral
fellowship in Neonatal-Perinatal medicine at Baylor College
of Medicine in 1992 then joined the faculty at the same
institution as Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. In
January 1996 Dr. Stewart joined Southern Mississippi
Neonatology in Hattiesburg, MS. and currently serves as the
Chair of the Developmental Care Team at Forrest General
Hospital.
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Kerry D. Stewart, MD kstewart@forrestgeneral.com |
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| Randy Henderson, MD is board certified in pediatrics and neonatology. He went to medical school at the University of Virginia and trained in pediatrics and neontaology at Vanderbilt University. He has worked for Southern Mississippi Neonatology since 1996. | Randy Henderson, MD erhender@aol.com |
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| Lynn Johnson, RN is a Patient Care Coordinator in the
Forrest General Hosptial NICU. She is a leader in
implementing developmentally supportive practices in the
nursery. |
Lynn Johnson, RN | |||
| Felicia Browning, RN graduated of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. She is a professional nurse completing an MSN at William Carey University in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. She has two decades of experience within the arena of Neonatal Intensive Care and has served in many capacities in The Maternal-Child Departments of Forrest General Hospital and The University Of Southern Mississippi, Institute of Learning Disabilities in Hattiesburg. Mrs. Browing has been a guest speaker for several national nursing associations. | Felicia Browning, RN fjbrowning@megagate.com |
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| Ellen Glynn, RN has been a neonatal nurse at Forrest General Hosptial (FGH) , Hattiesburg, MS for the past 12 years. She has been instrumental in implementing the use of developmentally supportive practices during all aspects of preterm infant care at FGH. Mrs. Glynn is currently on the FGH NICU Design Team for the state-of-the-art, individual room nursery scheduled to be built at Forrest General Hospital. | Ellen Glynn, RN eglynn@ebicom.net |
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| Bridget Cahill, FNP, worked in the NICU for years as a
bedside nurse before working in an OBGYN office. She was on
the initial developmental Care Team at Forrest General
Hosptial and her work continues to be used to date. |
Bridget Cahill, FNP | |||
| Scott Duncan, MD is a native of Kentucky, did his undergraduate training at Transylvania University in Lexington, KY. He recieved his medical degree from the University of Louisville, where he completed his Pediatric Residency and Neonatal Fellowship. In 1995, he joined Southern Mississippi Neonatology where he was instramental in initiating developmental programs for preterm infants. In 2004, Dr. Duncan joined the faculty at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, where he conducts research in developmental care, pain management, sensory integration dysfuction and the utilization of near infrared spectroscopy in the NICU. | Scott Duncan, MD drscottd@bellsouth.net |
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Email to: Terri@NeonatalDevelopmentalCare.com |