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SARASOTA REGIONAL CAMPUS
After
TALLAHASSEE
years as the Sarasota campus dean, Bruce Berg,
faculty member in our rural program in Marianna, received
Partially to prepare for the
M.D., MBA, retired Nov. . Many faculty, staff, students, arrival of new PA students, our the Mission Leadership Award. Daryl Crenshaw, M.D.,
physicians, community leaders and family members attended campus added received our Outstanding Clinical Faculty Award.
his retirement party, sharing emotional and humorous stories
of his personal and professional accomplishments.
faculty members in
John Turner
As a champion for the art of medicine grounded in the
face of science, Dean Berg understood that it is at their
intersection where innovation begins, said alumnus Marc
Bernstein M.D.,
, now practicing gastroenterology. He
new community
M.D.,
, including
alumni who once were students at our campus John Turner in anesthesiology and return to practice in North Florida
, Shermeeka Hogans-Mathews M.D.,
Alexandra Da Rocha M.D.,
On Match Day
Our thanks to Anesthesiology Associates, which has
created a scholarship for medical students who wish to match
and
.
, a number of our students matched
non-binding . We appreciate the teaching done by local
anesthesiologists and their endowment generously created
for our medical students.
Finally, our campus once again worked with the
uincy
provided fertile ground for our curious minds. He challenged locally. For example SchMiyah Smith general surgery , us to look beyond the diagnosis and find the human Brittany Schafer family medicine , and Kristin (Magrini) Holiday Project for migrant families who live part of the year
underneath the gown. Price and Sangeeta Nair-Collins both internal medicine . in Immokalee. The support of our community faculty, staff
A student scholarship endowment has been established as Frank Walker, M.D., is our new clerkship director
a testament to Dean Berg s vision and leadership. As a family for pediatrics. He received the Guardian of the Mission
physician and former family medicine clerkship director Award from the Faculty Council. Leisa Bailey, M.D., a
here, I m honored to have been chosen as the new dean.
Also this year, our campus
community board welcomed Steven
Brownlee, whose background in
medicine, health-care systems and
law has already proved to be a
valuable asset.
Three new clerkship directors
Nicole Bentze
campus in
were appointed at the Sarasota
alumna Fawn Harrison M.D.,
pediatrics alumnus Julio Arrieta M.D.,
in
in emergency
medicine and Carlos Rodriguez, M.D., in family medicine.
Having FSU medical students train and return to the
Sarasota community is a valuable return on investment. Having
former FSU students serve in mentor and leadership positions
has brought it full circle.
Nicole Bentze, D.O., campus dean, www.med.fsu/sarasota
and medical students helps to make the holidays joyful for
this underserved population.
Sandeep Rahangdale, M.D., campus dean, med.fsu.edu/tallahassee