FSU College of Medicine clerkship faculty member Alric Simmonds, M.D., will help start Nova Southeastern University’s Center for Collaborative Research to integrate research and clinical trials.
Some medical specialties lean way more toward one sex than the toher. Gerneral surgery, for example, is an overwhelmingly male pursuit, but not entirely.
Never heard of “clinical informatics”? It’s the use of data and information technology to deliver health care and assist patients in monitoring their own health — and it’s the newest subspecialty approved by the ACGME, which accredits graduate medical education programs.
For the first time, the College of Medicine has an alumnus practicing at Cuba's Guatanamo Bay. Andy Hogan (M.D., '13) completed his residency training at Naval Hospital Camp.
At the White Coat Ceremony in August, the class of 2020 met two role models, Drs. Garrett Chumney and Michael Weiss who received Distinguished Alumni Awards for sharing medical knowlege and improving lives.
Those are eight of the toughest words for physicians to say. Maybe no one taught them how. At the College of Medicine, It's part of what studetns learn.
George Rust is now an M.D. who does research, especially in the area of health equity. Still, his love of patient care takes him back to the clinic whenever possible.
The FSU College of Medicine goes to great lengths to include applicants from medically underserved backgrounds who traditionally have not had a smooth path into medical school.