Dr. Scott K. Sokol, MD
Pediatrician
About
DR. Scott Sokol is a board certified pediatrician who was associated with the medical group
advantage care physicians in the new york metropolitan area as a primary care practioner for almost
40 years and was affiliated with the Cohen's Childrens Hospital in New Hyde Park NY.
He is now living in florida on the west coast and still has an active medical license. he is doing some
locum tenes urgent care work, pediatric telemedicine and pediatric case medical reviews.
Education and Training
george washington university MD 1973
Board Certification
American Board of Pediatrics
PediatricsAmerican Board of PediatricsABP
Provider Details
Dr. Scott K. Sokol, MD's Expert Contributions
Pediatric Medicine and the Internet
There is no question that the internet is an incredible aid for the practicing physician. Not only is the body of knowledge needed to complete a successful basic medical education from medical school through residency and beyond, but the field of medicine is in constant activity from basic research...
At what age can children receive the flu vaccine?
the youngest age for a flu shot is 6 months. READ MORE
Should I let my sick toddler sleep with me?
the child should sleep alone but the bed or the crib should be close to a parent. READ MORE
Is a fever common with a cold in toddlers?
Colds are usually caused by viral infections and it is not uncommon to have Fever with these illnesses although most fevers are low grade and easy to=20 Manage. READ MORE
How long does a cold last in a child?
Colds usually last about 4- days. If after that the cough or Congestion seems worse and possibly associated with a Recurrent fever, the child should be rechecked. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Awards
- top doctor of pediatrics in bradenton fl 2023 findatopdoc
Professional Memberships
- fellow, american academy of pediatrics
Professional Society Memberships
- FAAP/ american board of pediatrics.
What do you attribute your success to?
- love of medical science and love of children.
Hobbies / Sports
- music and movies. sports. world and US history. and quantum particle physics.
Favorite professional publications
- Pediatrics journals and scientific american
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