FSU College of Medicine 2017 annual report 2017 Annual Report - FSU College of Medicine | Page 6

QUICK FACTS

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FACILITIES

∑∑ On the main campus, the College of Medicine’ s two buildings( including a research building) total 300,000 gross square feet.

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Adding in the leased or owned buildings at the regional campuses and the Immokalee rural training site brings the total to more than 376,000 square feet.

STUDENTS( as of Dec. 31, 2017) ∑∑

Medical students: 471 o 135 minorities underrepresented in medicine * o 195 minorities in all( including Asian)* o 465 Florida residents o 224 men o 247 women

∑∑ Bridge students: 11

∑∑ Ph. D. students: 42

∑∑ Postdoctoral fellows: 29

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PA students: 40 *( AMCAS – AAMC application)

M. D. ALUMNI( as of Dec. 31, 2017) Total: 1,147. Of those graduates, 588 have completed residency and, in some cases, fellowship training and are now practicing physicians. Of those 588, 56 percent are practicing in Florida, and 55 percent of them are practicing primary care.( See where they’ re practicing, starting on page 10.)

FACULTY( as of Dec. 31, 2017) ∑∑

Full-time: 158

∑∑ Part-time: 2,610

REGIONAL CAMPUSES & TRAINING SITES

∑∑ Students spend the first half of their College of Medicine experience at the main campus in Tallahassee. Then they branch out across the state, working alongside and learning from community providers at one of the college’ s regional campuses or training sites. o Daytona Beach Regional Campus o Fort Pierce Regional Campus o Orlando Regional Campus o Pensacola Regional Campus o Sarasota Regional Campus o Tallahassee Regional Campus o Marianna Rural Program o Immokalee Health Education Site o Thomasville( Georgia) Program

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The college partners with more than 90 healthcare organizations statewide and more than 2,700 physicians to provide clinical training to our students.

∑∑ ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

∑∑ Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine

∑∑ Biomedical Sciences

∑∑ Clinical Sciences

∑∑ Family Medicine and Rural Health

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