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Meet the Pro's!
Saad Al Alou, M.D., completed
his studies
in pediatrics and adolescent medicine at St. Joseph Children's
Hospital, Paterson, NJ, which is an affiliate of Mount
Sinai School of Medicine of New York. He enjoys
being a pediatrician and has dedicated his career to care
for all children. He is fluent in Spanish, Romanian, and
Arabic.
 Meltem
Karatepe, M.D., board-eligible pediatrician,
started seeing patients in November. She received her
medical degree from the University of Istanbul, Turkey,
and completed her residency at the Metropolitan Hospital,
New York. Her training included pediatric and neonatal
intensive care, pulmonology, endocrinology, infectious
diseases, cardiology, dermatology, radiology, nephrology,
hematology-oncology, genetics and adolescent medicine
Therese Pizanti, ARNP, board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner, has returned to work at Oakland Bay Pediatrics (OBP). Therese worked at OBP from 2002 to 2003 until her husband, Robin, was transferred to Walter Reed Hospital, Washington D.C., as chaplain. His pending retirement from the military has resulted in their moving back to the area. “I am so excited to be back at Oakland Bay,” said Therese, upon her return. “I have been seeing former patients and they are so excited to see me. It feels good to be back. We love the Pacific Northwest.” While living in Washington, D.C., Therese also worked at Walter Reed Hospital and was in charge of the Pediatric Sedation Unit. Her husband was then transferred to Hawaii, where she worked at Tripler Army Medical Center. Therese received her Bachelor of Science Nursing degree in 1985 from the University of San Francisco, CA. Later, in 1988, she went on to further her education as a pediatric nurse practitioner while serving in the United States Air force, finishing in 1990 with her board certification. Therese began seeing patients in July at Oakland Bay Pediatrics, Shelton. To make an appointment to see her, call OBP at (360) 426-3102.
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