What is a Child Neurologist?

Labe had casually invited me to visit Einstein, and I was so naive that I had no inkling I would be interviewed for a job as child neurologist at Einstein. As a result I was almost tongue tied when Dr. Korey sat me down and asked me what I would like to do. He didn't ask me whether I planned to do research but what type of research I intended to do. Fortunately, he invited me for a second visit, when he asked me whether I would like to work in neuropathology with Bob Terry, which I didn't realize at the time would have been a tremendous opportunity that I regret missing to this day. I explained I was already doing some research on delayed auditory feedback and its effects on programming of speech and rhythmic key tapping with a gifted P&S medical student, Richard Alan Chase who, believe it or not, had his own NIH I didn't enquire how much I would be paid (it was $7,000.00/year, which seemed a lot to me). I don't remember signing a contract or undergoing a physical. Dr. Korey must have made some phone calls to Neuro about me, but that was it. The blessed simplicity of those days...