Dr. Beuf was raised on his family's ranch in Wyoming. He received a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Tech, then worked for one year at the Bell Telephone Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey. He then accepted an offer by General Electric's new Missile and Space Division in Philadelphia, where he was involved in design of missiles, satellites, Mars exploration probes, and, for his last four years, was manager of the Space Division's International Operations, a $30,000,000 enterprise.

In 1972, he took a leave of absence from GE to attend Temple University's School of Medicine, followed by internship and residency at the University of Pennsylvania Children's Hospital. For the next two years he was director of the intensive care nursery at the Byrn Mawr Hospital. He then returned to his home town in Wyoming where he practiced general pediatrics, served as Chief of Staff at Sheridan County Memorial Hospital and was appointed by the Governor to the Wyoming Certificate of Need Board and Early Intervention Council.

In 1990, Dr. Beuf moved to Boulder, admitting patients to Boulder Community hospital. In addition to his general pediatric work, Dr. Beuf enjoys teaching students at the CU Medical School where he is a Clinical Professor. His particular interests are in the fields of Asthma/Allergy and Neonatology. He is board certified in Pediatrics, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, a member of the Colorado and Boulder County Medical Societies, and has been awarded the American Medical Association's Physician's Recognition Award with Commendation for Self-Directed Learning. His articles have appeared in national journals in the fields of medicine and interplanetary exploration and in sports car magazines.

He is married to the artist, Penni Pearson, and has three children, two step-children and four grandchildren. His outside interests include biking, skiing, racing his sports car, exploring Boulder and Denver restaurants with Penni, and trying to stay ahead of the deer and the weeds which are competing for the garden.

Dr. Dina has been in practice in Boulder for 20 years. She considers Colorado home though she grew up in Chattanoga, TN, graduated from the University of Tennessee Medical School in Memphis, did her internship at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, NY, and served as a general medical officer in the US Public Health Service in Alaska. She focused her attention on children while she completed her service in Anchorage at the Alaska Native Medical Center and decided to return to do a residency in pediatrics in Charlotte, NC, at the Charlotte Memorial Hospital; which served as a referral hospital for western North Carolina. After completion of her residency, she went into private practice in Boulder and continues to find her work here very rewarding.

She is married to Ed Altman and together they have six children and 2 grandchildren. Her hobbies include gardening, travel, history and photography. She is a member of First Presbyterian Church and also tries to stay current in the political arena by attending meetings of various elected officials. As a strong advocate for children, Dr. Brudenell is naturally drawn to organizations that share her passion -- she is currently working with Blue Sky Bridge. She also supports the arts in Denver and Boulder and enjoys both opera and music.

Her desire for children is to see them grow up healthy with two loving parents who will help them realize their great potential. "Children are truly our most treasured resource."

Dr. Carsey was born and lived in Greenville, Texas until graduating high school. He attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas and then the University of Texas at Austin where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. Carsey also attended the Perkins School of Theology at SMU. Next, he recieved a degree from the medical school at the University of Texas at San Antonio where he was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha—an academic honorary society for medical schools. He was a pediatric resident in hospitals at the University of Oregon and the University of Colorado for another three years. Dr. Carsey held a fellowship for one year in child development at the University of Colorado Medical Center.

In 1979, he began pediatric practice in Boulder and became board certified in 1981. Dr. Carsey has been a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics since 1982.

Dr. Carsey has three lovely daughters whom have all graduated high school. His interests include his Episcopal Church, year round outdoor activities, and overseas medicine in developing countries, primarily Mexico and Haiti.

Although Dr. Kamon is a native of New York, she has considered Boulder her home since 1992. She has been in private practice since completing her training in 1985. Dr. Kamon located initially in Northern California and then Southern California until moving to Colorado.

Dr. Kamon received her medical degree from Tulane University in New Orleans, and then completed a three-year pediatric residency program at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. She continued her stay at Children's as Chief Resident, which involved teaching and training younger residents and students.

Dr. Kamon's desire to become a pediatrician began very early in childhood and never waned. She thoroughly enjoys her interactions with children of all ages as well as their families. Having two children of her own has taught her a lot about the joys and pitfalls of child rearing and family life.

Dr. Kamon is married and has a sincere love of animals and outdoors. Physical fitness and a naturally healthy lifestyle are all important aspects to her family's well being.

Dr. Kamon hopes to be able to practice pediatrics in Boulder for a long time to come, watching families grow outward and upward in a nurturing and healthy environment.

Dr. Diana Tanney is a relative newcomer to Colorado, having moved here from northern California in 2006. She and her family were attracted to Boulder by its smaller size, natural setting, opportunities for outdoor adventure, and friendly community.

Dr. Tanney is a Board-certified pediatrician with nearly 20 years of clinical pediatric experience. She received her medical degree from the University of California at Irvine, completed pediatric internship and residency training at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, and then pursued advanced training as a fellow in pediatric kidney diseases at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, and the University of California at San Francisco. She has worked at Stanford University Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, and in private practice in Broomfield, Colorado. She is happy now to be working in Boulder as part of The Pediatric Center and to be on staff at Boulder Community Hospital.

Dr. Tanney approaches her role as a pediatrician with a healthy dose of respect for the knowledge and intuition of parents. She understands the anxieties and stresses of raising children, as well as the desire of all families to be healthy and successful. Dr. Tanney strives to involve her patients and their families in the medical decision-making process, while at the same time providing expertise and guidance.

Dr. Tanney is married to a musician and has a 4-year old daughter, two cats, and a dog. She enjoys hiking, traveling, reading, and all things chocolate.