The Washington Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (WCAAP) has a long history of advocating for Washington's children, their families, and their healthcare providers. The chapter also creates educational resources and provides professional support. Nearly 1000 pediatricians, including general pediatricians, sub-specialists and hospitalists, are members of the WCAAP.
The Chapter is governed by volunteer officers and a board of trustees and is staffed by an executive director, a lobbyist, and a community liaison.
Mission
The Washington Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics advocates for the health and well-being of children and their families while supporting pediatricians in their development and practice.
In July the WCAAP unveiled our new logo, and now we are launching our redesigned website. We encourage you to explore...
WCAAP voices stance on state initiatives
While in the past the WCAAP has not taken a public position on initiatives, this year the board decided to weigh in on 3 initiatives that can have a significant impact on the state’s ability to protect children’s heath...
WCAAP members hold diverse interests and engage in a wide variety of activities, both in their professional pursuits and in their advocacy efforts. This month learn about our Trustee who spearheaded the creation of this website, Dr. Rupin Thakkar
