We have gained several new staff members in IMS, so we’ve made some changes to the Setmore Appointment booking page. We wanted to be sure you are aware of those changes so that you can make appointments with the correct person in our office. The following are the new categories for appointments on our appointment page:

• Pre-Med/Pre-Health Advising- We recommend you see a pre-med/pre-health advisor for questions regarding Health Professions Schools/Requirements
• Prospective IMS Students
• Current IMS Students: Transfer Advising – We recommend all transfer students use this service in order to book with Emily Burgess, our Transfer Specialist
• Current IMS Students: High School AA Advising - We recommend all high school AA students use this service in order to book with Emily Burgess, our Transfer Specialist.
• Current IMS Students: Academic Advising – We recommend all other IMS students use this service for any academic related questions and/or concerns
• Current IMS Students: Experiential Learning Advising - All students who have EL questions should use this service to book an appointment with our Community Coordinator, Heather Stitely.
• Current IMS Students: Holds/Dean Stop Advising

You’ll first need to select the appropriate category based on your needs or student type, and then select the service that best fits what you are looking to achieve during your appointment.

You can make an appointment for any of the above services by visiting imsadvising.setmore.com. As a reminder, our appointments are available 2 weeks in advance, so if you need to get in to see someone, be sure to book early so you aren’t closed out of a desired time!

As always, if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at imsadvising@med.fsu.edu.

Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law director Marshall Kapp was quoted in the Naples Daily News article, "Florida Legislators Focus on Hospital Costs, Competition." To view the article, click the link below.

Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law director Marshall Kapp was quoted in the Washington Examiner article, "A Guide to Trump's First 17 Executive Orders." To view the article, click the link below.

Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law director Marshall Kapp was quoted in the Naples Daily News article, "Florida Nonprofit Hospitals Brace for Legislative Battle." To view the article, click the link below.

Center Director Marshall Kapp will testify in front of the Florida House of Representatives Health Innovation Subcommittee on Wednesday, January 11, 2017. He will take part in a panel discussion that will discuss the Certificate of Need Program of the Agency for Health Care Administration. The subcommittee meeting will be held from 3:30-5:30 PM in Mashburn Hall (306 HOB).

The panel will include:

Professor James Bailey, Creighton University
Dr. Daniel Yip, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Professor Matthew Mitchell, The Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Marshall Kapp, Director, Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine & Law, FSU
John Couris, CEO, Jupiter Medical Center
Richard Thomas, American Health Planning Association