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REGIONAL CAMPUSES AND CLINICAL TRAINING SITES
FORT PIERCE
Our campus in
participated in the Treasure Coast
RoundTable, the Indian River State College Graduate School
This is about opioid education and prevention, said
Fair and the State of Jobs Conference, showcasing M.D.
Andrée Aubrey, FSU AHEC director. We re providing this
training to those who prescribe medicine
and PA medical education for high school students from the
doctors, nurse
surrounding counties of Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin.
practitioners, dentists and physician assistants. We ve also
We welcomed
provided training to medical students and will be doing so
physician assistants and nurse practitioners
for medical residents, as well.
those who ve reached the
In October, the Daytona Beach Seminole Club presented
The
Michael Nair-Collins, philosopher, bioethicist and
associate professor of behavioral sciences and social
medicine, was invited to present among a select group of
international experts when the Center for Bioethics at
,
obstetrician-gynecologist Carl Zollicoffer, M.D., was
in the NFL, is a member of the club. chosen as the Outstanding Community Faculty Educator.
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Department of Clinical Sciences, was re-elected for a second
two-year term as vice chair of the American Academy of HIV
Medicine board of directors.
Kema Gadson was named the
college s assistant dean for student affairs and diversity.
to practice medicine here on the Treasure Coast, including three
our campus, and four trained at other regional who spent Years and of medical school here at Fort Pierce.
,
award. Ruby Deveras, M.D., was selected as our
Department of Family Medicine and Rural Health, replacing
Jon Appelbaum, chair of the
the Daytona Beach faculty. Ten trained at
received our campus Guardian of the Mission
became the permanent chair of the
clinical and community affairs.
We welcomed six College of Medicine alumni who have chosen
Fourteen College of Medicine alumni are on
campuses. One of them, Tina Tso M.D.,
Joedrecka
Daniel Van Durme, who is now senior associate dean for
Emergency medicine physician Ravih Masih, M.D.,
Scholarships. Carter, who played football both for FSU and
Harvard Report on Brain Death. Read more about Nair-
Brown Speights in
scholarships for five
received our Guardian of the Mission award and
-year Legacy of the
Collins contributions at med.fsu.edu/2018.
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our campus. That included Alastair Kennedy, M.D., the
fourth-year med students. They re called Dexter Carter
Harvard convened a public conference Defining Death
Organ Transplantation and the
gift translated into
-year milestone in teaching for
only physician on our community board.
a scholarship check after a fundraising golf tournament.
AT THE MAIN CAMPUS
to teach our
At our All-Faculty Meeting in October we recognized
DAYTONA BEACH
partnered with the alliance, expanding the effort to include
Florida medical schools.
physicians,
new PA students.
The Council of Florida Medical School Deans, chaired by
FSU College of Medicine Dean John P. Fogarty, also has
new faculty members
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They embody the mission of educating doctors who will return to
our Florida communities to practice medicine.
In addition to learning the art and science of medicine, our
Outstanding Community Faculty Educator. students collected school supplies for children attending the
We appointed a PA clerkship director and added Florida Community Health Center, collected supplies for victims
new faculty members to prepare for the arrival
of our first group of PA students in January.
Luckey Dunn, M.D., campus dean, med.fsu.edu/daytona
of Hurricane Michael, and participated in a food drive for a
local food bank. In every way imaginable, our patient-centered
students have embraced the community that teaches them.
Juliette Lomax-Homier, M.D., campus dean, med.fsu.edu/fortpierce