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Edward Perl, M.D. has been practicing Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine in Carroll County since 1977. He received his B.S. from The George Washington University in 1969 and then taught high school Biology in Baltimore City for one year. He received his M.D. from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1974 and then completed a three-year residency program in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at the University of Maryland Hospital. In 1980, Dr. Perl received his Pediatric Board Certification. During his early years in practice, he also served as Director of Child Health Services for the Carroll County Health Department, initiating many youth programs such as the Scoliosis Screening Program in the Carroll County Schools, the first scoliosis screening program in Maryland.
“Being married for more than 48 years and as a parent of four, I have a great appreciation of the challenges that come with raising a family. Good parenting is incredibly demanding, time consuming and rewarding; and none of us are immune to the multitude of frustrations that parents must face all too often. Practicing Pediatrics is not just about sick kids. It’s developmental, academic and emotional issues; it’s supporting the parents; and it’s being the ‘go-to person’ when it comes to any aspect of your child’s well-being.”
“I practice Pediatrics because I love it. My families are great and many of them are now second and even third generation. I have fun with the kids and enjoy them at all ages – spending a lot of time in the office or on the phone making myself available to address concerns. Whether it is a complicated medical issue, a routine check-up, or a college student calling with certain anxieties, I am always interested and available. There is nothing boring in my day at the office.”
“Being married for more than 48 years and as a parent of four, I have a great appreciation of the challenges that come with raising a family. Good parenting is incredibly demanding, time consuming and rewarding; and none of us are immune to the multitude of frustrations that parents must face all too often. Practicing Pediatrics is not just about sick kids. It’s developmental, academic and emotional issues; it’s supporting the parents; and it’s being the ‘go-to person’ when it comes to any aspect of your child’s well-being.”
“I practice Pediatrics because I love it. My families are great and many of them are now second and even third generation. I have fun with the kids and enjoy them at all ages – spending a lot of time in the office or on the phone making myself available to address concerns. Whether it is a complicated medical issue, a routine check-up, or a college student calling with certain anxieties, I am always interested and available. There is nothing boring in my day at the office.”