We're proud of what Advanced Pediatrics' parents are saying about us online. Here are just a few examples...
"This is probably only one of a few
medical offices I've been in during my lifetime that I don't mind
coming to. I think we'll keep this set of docs in our new
boy's life."
-- Jake K on Yelp
"We are very impressed. Everyone was
friendly and helpful at the front desk. The nurses were great with
the boys, and I got some great advice from Dr. Martin. My friends
and neighbors highly recommended this practice to us when we moved
to Vienna and I'm glad they did."
--Dan C on Yelp
"I would HIGHLY recommend this office
for your children. The best staff, the best doctors, the best
environment, the best care!"
--Sue J on Insider Pages
"We go to Advanced Pediatrics and like
all the doctors. We never wait for an appointment and they are good
about getting us in pretty quickly (within a couple hours) if our
kid is sick."
--Anonymous on DC Urban Mom
Surprisingly, research demonstrates that many physicians stop learning after they graduate from residency training. What makes Advanced Pediatrics so different is the emphasis we place on continued teaching and learning. It's a rare day you won't find a medical student, resident, or even a nurse practitioner student spending time in our office. With relationships with the University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, George Mason University, and the pediatric program at Inova Fairfax, we have been trusted to prepare the pediatric providers of tomorrow. Our doctors and nurse practitioners also attend conferences across the country to keep medically current. It is our passion to continue educating parents, children, and students while remaining engaged students ourselves.
Richard Schwartz, MD |
Michael Martin, MD |
Jinny Yoo, MD |
Andrea Weaver, MD |
Gilma Marimon, MD
Carla Minosh, CFNP |
Jennifer Jenks, CPNP |
Trish Crawford, CFNP
Dr. Schwartz, a 1965 graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine, completed his pediatric residency at the Children's Hospital in Washington, D.C. He is a clinical professor of pediatrics at Georgetown University and George Washington University School of Medicine, a full professor of pediatrics at the Medical College of Virginia, and a clinical professor at the University of Virginia Medical College. His special interests include ear, nose and throat diseases as well as antibiotic and vaccine research. Dr. Schwartz regularly receives acknowledgements as a Washingtonian magazine "top doctor" and is included in the prestigous "Best Doctors in America" by the Consumers' Research Council of America. He and his wife Roselynne reside in Vienna and have three grown children.
Dr. Martin is a graduate of Cornell University and the Albert
Einstein College of Medicine. After finishing his pediatric training
at the New York University Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital, he
completed a chief residency at NYU. He holds an academic position as
a liaison to the pediatric residency program at Inova Fairfax
Children's Hospital and holds academic positions at the University
of Virginia Medical School and the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. Dr. Martin has an interest in asthma, adolescent medicine, and
sports medicine. He has been named by Washingtonian Magazine as a "Top Doctor" and received numerous other rewards for teaching residents at Inova
Fairfax. He and his wife, Dayna, have a son and daughter.
Dr. Yoo is an honor graduate of the University of Virginia School
of Medicine. She was inducted into the National Medical School Honor
Society Alpha Omega Alpha and received numerous academic awards
during her tenure at medical school. She completed her residency at Inova Fairfax Hospital. Dr. Yoo has been with Advanced Pediatrics
since 2002. Dr. Yoo speaks Korean and some French and enjoys tennis
and golf. She and her husband Fredrik have two sons and reside in
McLean.
Dr. Weaver graduated from Trinity College in Hartford,
Connecticut with a B.A. in History. Her medical degree is from the
University of Tennessee College of Medicine. Dr. Weaver completed
her pediatric residency at the Inova Fairfax Hospital for Children.
Her special interests are in child safety and injury prevention. She
and her husband have one daughter.
Dr. Marimon is a graduate of the University of Miami, in
Coral Gables, Florida, with Bachelor’s degrees in both Biology and Spanish Literature. Her medical education continued at the University of Miami, School of Medicine where upon graduation, she completed an internship, there, in Anesthesiology. She completed her pediatric residency training at Inova Fairfax Hospital, in Falls Church, Virginia where she won such awards as “Teaching Resident of the Year” and “Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Resident of the Year”. She has an interest in pediatric cardiology and also in genetic disorders. Dr. Marimon is a native speaker of Spanish. She and her husband live in Bethesda with their two daughters.
Ms. Minosh is an honor graduate from George Mason University and
a graduate of the Family Nurse Practitioner program operated in
conjunction with the George Washington University School of
Medicine. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing and completed her
pediatric training at Advanced Pediatrics. She has many years of
experience as a Cardiovascular ICU Nurse. She offers
hypnotherapy for many common pediatric conditions including
bedwetting, anxiety, and tic disorders. She and her husband
have one daughter.
Ms. Jenks attended Indiana University, receiving her
undergraduate degree in Nursing as well as her Masters of Science,
specializing as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. She has seen a
vast array of patients and treated a wide variety of pediatric
ailments having worked at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children
in Indianapolis and Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Ms. Jenks
also previously worked in a private practice specializing in
pediatric gastroenterology. Ms. Jenks has obtained several
commendations from Riley Hospital for excellence in patient care.
She and her husband reside in Alexandria with their son.
Ms. Crawford is an honor graduate of the George Mason University/George
Washington University Collaborative Family Nurse Practitioner Program where
she received the Award for Excellence in Primary Care for her class. The
focus of her esteemed nursing career has been primarily in Cardiovascular and
Pulmonary Medicine. She has a special interest in nutrition and childhood
obesity, and is a Level I Reiki Practitioner. She enjoys running, hiking, and
kayaking. She and her husband, Steven, reside in McLean.