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Compassion model
Assistant Professor Steve Quintero, M.D., has been recognized by Tallahassee Memorial Hospital as a “model of compassion.”
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Match Day 2012 is big success
Christina Dornshuld, from the Pensacola Regional Campus, shows off the letter stating that she matched in pediatrics with the University of South Florida College of Medicine.
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Graduate student wins award
For the second consecutive year, a student from the Department of Biomedical Sciences has been awarded a graduate assistant stipend from Florida State University.
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Alum makes news with JAMA article
Class of 2007 alumnus Dr. Stephen Patrick (right), shown during an interview with PBS' Ray Suarez, was lead author of an article on infants born addicted to opiates.
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Panel explores medical errors
When something goes awry during a medical procedure, should the physician tell the hospital's risk manager -- and the patient? Is "No harm, no foul" the governing philosophy?
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Autism Florida: First Source for Autism Information
The Florida State University Autism Institute has helped to develop a website intended to provide Floridians a definitive source of information about autism.
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Cohen inaugurates humanism lectures
The man who leads the Arnold P. Gold Foundation sees a transformation coming in health care -- and likes what he sees at the College of Medicine.
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Postdoc awarded top fellowship
Rakesh Singh is "considered one of the top 35 young minds in science and technology among the Indian population of 1.2 billion people."
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Student co-writes book and app
Class of 2012 student Francoise Marvel and Orlando Regional Campus faculty member Mario Madruga have created a book and app to guide physicians, residents and medical students through internal medicine.
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Suchak named top U.S. geriatrician
The leading U.S. professional organization for geriatrics has named Niharika Suchak, a College of Medicine faculty member, its Clinician of the Year for 2012.
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Editorial: College of Medicine makes local, state impact
The medical school is a major economic force because of its direct mission to get its students training in communities throughout the state while developing a base for biomedical and biotech research, the Tallahassee Democrat states.
College of Medicine awarded maximum accreditation status
The Florida State University College of Medicine has been granted a maximum eight-year accreditation by the sanctioning body of U.S. medical schools.
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Graduate medical education also gets new seal of approval
With reaccreditation from the ACGME, the College of Medicine can continue to be a sponsoring institution for residency programs.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to educate and develop exemplary physicians who practice patient-centered health care, discover and advance knowledge, and are responsive to community needs, especially through service to elder, rural, minority & underserved populations.
