Founded by Dr. Patty in 1992 Dr. Patricia B. de Urioste (Dr. Patty) Dr. Patty founded Pediatric Physicians, PC in 1992. She was born in Atlanta, GA and raised in Jupiter, FL. She attended the University of Florida, completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and graduating with High Honors. In college she was in the Gator Band, the Renaissance Ensemble, and the Judo Club, where she met her husband. Along the way to becoming a pediatrician she worked in a nursing home as an aide, in a men’s prison as a lab tech and as a Spanish/English translator for people requiring medical care. She attended Emory Medical School, graduating in 1980. In 1983 Dr. Patty completed her pediatric residency at Emory. She worked in ERs and clinics until 1985 when she began to practice pediatrics in Roswell, GA. In 1992 she founded Pediatric Physicians, PC. She was a devoted pediatrician and her passing was a great loss. Please click here to view and print the program from Dr. Patty’s memorial service. Pediatric Physicians - Happy, Healthy, Safe

Dr. Jennie Dr. Jennie Gropper Biggs (Dr. Jennie) Dr. Jennie was born in Winter Park, FL and was raised in Miami Beach, FL. After receiving her Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Florida, she went on to attend medical school at the University of Florida where she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha honor society. She received her Doctorate in Medicine in 1999. She completed her residency training in Pediatrics at Emory University and is board certified in Pediatrics. She joined Pediatric Physicians in 2002. Dr. Jennie enjoys traveling, cooking, and is an avid sports fan. She roots for the Dolphins, the Gators, and the Braves, and lives in Dunwoody with her husband and daughters. Pediatric Physicians - Happy, Healthy, Safe

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