January 15, 2025 - January 14, 2027
Terence R. McAllister, MD, FAAP
President & Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Advocate
Julpohng "JP" Vilai, MD, FAAP
Vice President, Homeless Youth Advocate, School Health Champion, Chapter CATCH Facilitator
Mitch Strominger, MD, FAAP
Immediate Past President & Vision Advocate
Jose Cucalon Calderon, MD, FAAP
Secretary/Treasurer, Smoke-Free Chapter Champion &
Chapter Immunization Representative
Leann "Lee" DiDomenico McAllister, MBA
Executive Director
The Nevada AAP is almost entirely run by chapter members who volunteer their time and talents. We are continuously looking for chapter members who want to take a leadership role. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.
Caroline Barangan, MD, FAAP
UNR Pediatrics Residency Program Director
Pam Greenspon, MD, FAAP
Early Childhood Champion
Debra Hendrickson, MD, FAAP
Chapter Climate Advocate
Lloyd Jensen, MD, FAAP
Disaster Preparedness Chapter Champion
Randi Lampert, MD, FAAP
Mental Health Initiatives Chapter Champion & Immigrant Health Advocate
Anamaria Manea, MD, FAAP
Liaison with the Section on Endocrinology (SOEn)
Fateh Peera, MD, FAAP
UNLV Pediatric Program Director
Steven Shane, MD, MS, FAAP
Obesity Prevention Advocate
Rebeka Acosta, BCPA
Patient/Family Advocacy Champion
The American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Pediatric Trainees (SOPT) strives to empower and enable pediatric trainees to be strong leaders and advocates for the health and well‐being of all children. These pediatric trainees go above and beyond in their contributions to the Nevada Chapter of the AAP.
Anjali Agrawal, DO
Pediatric Resident Representative, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Gun Violence Prevention Advocate
Natalie Osborn, MD
Pediatric Resident Representative, University of Nevada, Reno
Pediatrician Health & Wellness Chapter Champion
Aasna Shah, DO
Pediatric Resident Representative, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Suicide Prevention Ambassador
Madelyn Colbert
Medical Student, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Advocacy Chapter Champion
Our chapter interns are key to the Nevada Chapter of the AAP. Like our SOPT members, these dedicated individuals bring fresh energy and a commitment to children's health. They provide invaluable support for our initiatives, from research and advocacy to events and communications. Their contributions are essential to our mission, and they gain vital experience as they help us succeed.
Emily Huston
Master of Healthcare Administration
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Wajiha Moin
Bachelor of Arts
Barnard College, Columbia University
Leeza Pesok
Neuroscience and Behavior/Pre-med
Barnard College, Columbia University