Mountainside Pediatrics LLC

09/24/2024

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01/17/2024

01/17/2024

Meet today's PA Student: Maggie Zeigler

Maggie chose to pursue her MD because she always loved science growing up but also always wanted to do something that allowed her to give back to her community. She wants to connect with her patients and impact them in any way she can. Maggie sees herself in 5 years to be in a great residency program. She hopes to be working her way up into becoming chief resident. Most importantly she hopes she loves what she is doing.
Maggie is inspired by her parents because they have always inspired her to follow her dreams and do what she loves. Maggie loves spending time with friends and family, working out, and reading. Maggie has known since she was wanted to be a physician since she was about 10 or 11 years old. Her favorite moment so far as a MD student was getting to know her classmates and beginning her journey to becoming a doctor.

01/11/2024

Meet today's PA Student: Emily Spears

Emily wants to be a PA because wants to be great as so many PA’s that she has encountered. She wants to make her patients feel heard and fully comfortable with her as their provider. In 5 years, Emily would like to be working as a PA in Knoxville, TN and hopefully married. Emily’s mom is who inspires her because she went back to nursing school with 2 children in college and 1 in grade school while working full time.

Emily’s hobbies are any sports-particularly softball, baseball, football, and basketball. She also loves to do anything outdoors. Emily has always known since she was young that she wanted to become a PA, but in high school when she sustained some sports injuries that she had some really great interactions with some physicians and their PA’s. Her favorite moment so far has been being in the OR and doing a total knee replacement.

01/11/2024

11/03/2023

Its Cold, Flu, and RSV season. Please help your little ones stay safe and healthy by teaching them the important reasons for hand washing. It not only important for themselves to stay healthy but others around them as well.

Schoolteachers: Do your students know about the importance of handwashing with soap? Teach them the 5 steps—wet, lather, scrub (for 20 seconds), rinse, and dry—and remind them at key times during the school day to wash their hands. https://bit.ly/3PF5Eoh

11/03/2023

Cold weather is no upon us. Please make sure your littles are dressed accordingly so we can keep our kids healthy this winter. As much as we love to see our littles at the office; we do not like seeing them sick. We here at Mountainside Pediatrics hope everyone stays safe and warm this winter. If you need anything please do not hesitate to reach out to us at 706-253-9898.

Winter is almost here!

Some areas are starting to experience intense cold weather and freezing temperatures. Remember to dress in layers, wear a warm hat, scarf & gloves, and wear waterproof shoes/boots when walking outside.

For more tips, visit: ready.gov/winter-weather

10/12/2023

Meet today's PA Student: Luke Laurich

Luke wants to be a PA because he wants to provide genuine care to his patients and their families. Luke wants to be working in the ICU in the next 5 years. Luke's mom inspires him because she has started her own business recently and is doing amazing at it. His hobbies and interest are soccer, rock climbing, golf, and hiking. Luke knew he wanted to become a PA after his first year of undergrad. He was initially pre-med and switched his senior year. His favorite moment so far as a PA student has been inpatient medicine. He loves having the ability to have quick return on labs and imaging.

10/09/2023

Doctor Mahmood was so excited to see how big these twins have grown. He has been their provider since birth and loves seeing the babies hit their milestones and staying healthy.

10/05/2023

Dr. Mahmood had a great visit from one of his patients that he has seen since he was a baby! We love to see all our babies grow to young men and women.