Dr. Hajjar's office is located at 4 EQUESTRIAN RD Salem, NH 03079.
Dr. Barbara Hajjar, MD
Pediatrics*
Age 84
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. Barbara Hajjar, MD
Salem, NH
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59 years of experience
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Office4 EQUESTRIAN RD, Salem, NH 03079
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Aug 10, 2017
Dr. Hajjar was my pediatrician growing up. I remember her being kind, soft spoken and never being afraid of the instruments in her office as a child because she took the time to explain. She also pierced my ears back then. I wish I could see her again today and tell her how much she meant to me as a child, how grateful I am today to have had such a wonderful pediatrician with a mom-like bedside manner.
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Woman's Medical College
1965
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- Pediatrics
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