GinaLamb-AmatoMD

Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

Village Pediatrics Developmental and General Pediatrician

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Dr. Gina Lamb-Amato is a pediatrician in Irvington, NY. She received her medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and has been in practice 22 years. She specializes in developmental-behavioral pediatrics and neurodevelopmental disabilities and is experienced in asthma, neonatology, medical education, child development, and child psychology.

Lectures

Pediatric Transportation Safety
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2005
Infant Massage
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2005
Lets Get Kids Moving; Pediatric Exercise
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2005
Gestational Diabetes
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2005
Prenatal Nutrition
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2005
Pediatric Asthma
Episcopal Social Services - 1/1/2004
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
1/1/2004
Neonatal Newborn Screening
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1999
Pediatric Urinary Tract Infections
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1999
Antimicrobial Therapy for Ambulatory Pediatrics
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1999
Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Beth Israel Medical Center - 1/1/1999
Thalassemia in the Pediatric Patient
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1998
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease in Adolescent Females
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1998
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1998
Efficacy of the Lyme Vaccine
Long Island College Hospital - 1/1/1998
Clinical Medicine Topics for USMLE Step 1
Yale University School of Medicine - 1/1/1998
Management of Head Injuries in the Pediatric Patient
Bellevue Hospital - 1/1/1996
Burn Injuries in the Pediatric Patient
Metro Health Medical Center - 1/1/1994
Facilitating Communication through Art Expression
Walter Reed Army Medical Center - 1/1/1984
Art Therapy for the Dying
Columbia University School of Medicine - 1/1/1981
Emotional Expression through Art
College Park, MD - 1/1/1981
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Other

A Case Study of the Artistic Expressions of Two Cancer-Stricken Chicken (Thesis)
Lamb-Amato, G, University of Maryland
College Park, MD - 1/1/1988