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S T U D E N T S (as of Dec. 31, 2018)
HOW WE’RE UNIQUE
We re community-based. Instead of learning in an Medical students
academic medical center, seeing only the sickest o
patients and learning largely from residents, our
students learn one-on-one from community health-
minorities underrepresented in medicine
minorities in all including Asian
Florida residents
care providers in their offices, clinics and other Bridge students
outpatient settings as well as in area hospitals. o
Those communities are all over the state, near
our six regional campuses and our rural clinical
minorities in all including Asian
training sites. PA students
We re mission-driven. A large part of our mission o
That starts with choosing the right students. Test
Ph.D. students
where they grew up, what motivates them and how o
them in a culture that values diversity, mutual
and M.D.
, Major
respect, teamwork and open communication
prepares them to become lifelong learners.
We re focused on primary care. Through
more than half of our M.D. alumni matched in
Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences
M.S. in
Biomedical Sciences Bridge to Clinical Medicine
M.S. in Physician Assistant Practice
B.S. in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences
one of these primary-care specialties internal
medicine, family medicine, pediatrics or obstetrics-
FACILITIES
gynecology. Most of our alumni now practicing in On the main campus, the College of Medicine s
Florida are in primary care, and a good percentage two buildings including a research building total
of those are in rural or other underserved
,
gross s uare feet.
settings, where recruiting new physicians can be a Adding in the leased or owned buildings at the
challenge. regional campuses and the Immokalee rural training
site brings the total to more than
A new
,
,
s uare feet.
-s uare-foot primary-care health
center FSU PrimaryHealth is nearly complete
and will open soon.
women and
minorities in all including Asian
women and
men
Postdoctoral fellows
o
man
minorities in all including Asian
Florida residents
ACADEMIC DEGREES
women and
minorities underrepresented in medicine
scores matter, but so do other factors, such as
they ve already served the community. We immerse
men
minorities underrepresented in medicine
Florida residents
(see inside front cover) is to serve the underserved.
women and
minorities in all including Asian
women and
men
*(AMCAS – AAMC application)
men