As far as I can tell, I am one of two in the Atlanta metro area. A few
others fill in as private practice LCs occasionally.
Anne Grider, IBCLC


On 10/27/06, Judy Le Van Fram <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>
> Susan writes:
>
> Then, there  are hardly any private practice lactation consultants in
> Manhattan.   There are just a handful that work full time
>
>
> ~ I wonder if this is a problem in other cities as well. It helps me
> to  read
> this, since Brooklyn is even bigger, and harder to cover and we have  even
> fewer FT private-practice LCs. I admit I often look at Manhattan
> and  think it
> must be so much better there. (The grass is greener on the other side  of
> the
> river?)  The gaping holes in being able to meet the needs are huge,  and
> as you
> said, burn-out is an real challenge. Do those working in  other cities
> experience the same issues?
>
> Peace,
> Judy
>
> Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
> Brooklyn, NY,  USA
>
>
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