Dan Bailey was inducted into the 2017 Community Video Archives on April 24.  The mission of CVA is to preserve a living hisotry of our community. 

Renee Hamad was the star of the April 18 celebrity roast benefiting the Sertoma Sarasota, a local chapoter of a national nonprofit assisting people wtih speech, hearing, and language diorders. 

This award is in recognition of his dedication to the art and science of medicine, his compassion for patients and their families, his personal and professional growth and his academic excellence.

Students from the Class of 2017 learn where they will be continuing their medical training.  Watch as our students literally open an envelope to find out where they will be going.   www.med.fsu.edu

FSU Medical School celebrated 10th academic year in Sarasota - WWSB News Article.

Article Published in the Sarasota Herald Tribune about Sarasota Campus graduate Dr. Rafael de la Puente: "Dr. Rafael de la Puente graduated from the Sarasota campus of FSU medical school but had to leave to do his residency in Emergency Medicine because Sarasota doesn't have one. After finishing his residency in Massachusetts, he came back to Sarasota and now works as an ER doctor at Sarasota Memorial Hospital."  Full article here.

Dr. Joseph Scarano and Dr. Jennifer Mayer were among the pediatricians interviewed for the article "Health Steps" by Jay McManemon in the May 2014 issue of SRQ Magazine. 

An extensive view of health and wellness from newbors to teenagers is the subject of the article in which Drs. Scarano and Mayer deliver important information on the importance of prenatal care, immunizations, newborn screenings, as well as an assessment of the current challenges in pediatrics.

Through this article we are able to learn about many of the advanced resources here in Sarasota, like the branch of All Children's Hospital that is housed within the Sarasota Memorial Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mayer, the Medical Director of the division.

Dr. Scarano noted the overall changes to the practice of pediatrics where we see less serious and chronic infections, but now  "obesity, overweight, metabolic syndrome and developmental, emotional and psychiatric disorders; these are the chronic disorders we need to be focused on."

This article is packed with vital information for parents and others interested in the very latest advancements in pediatrics.