College of Medicine

Class of of 2021 students Andrew Currieo (back left) and Gregory Rodriguez (back right) spent the last few weeks participating in Tallahassee Memorial Hospital's animal therapy program.

It was a great evening last night as our Archbold Hospital partners hosted a reception for our Thomasville medical students. It is hard to believe that our first class of medical students at Archbold Hospital began in 2006, and the program has been going strong ever since. We can even boast to having a few members of our alumni now practicing medicine in Thomasville, and in a few surrounding areas.

It was a great evening last night as our Archbold Hospital partners hosted a reception for our Thomasville medical students. It is hard to believe that our first class of medical students at Archbold Hospital began in 2006, and the program has been going strong ever since. We can even boast to having a few members of our alumni now practicing medicine in Thomasville, and in a few surrounding areas.

It was a great evening last night as our Archbold Hospital partners hosted a reception for our Thomasville medical students. It is hard to believe that our first class of medical students at Archbold Hospital began in 2006, and the program has been going strong ever since. We can even boast to having a few members of our alumni now practicing medicine in Thomasville, and in a few surrounding areas.

Today Dr. Amy Marlo Haddock, Class of 2013, gave the OB/GYN Doctoring 3 talk on Amenorrhea. Dr. Haddock is a practicing physician with the North Florida Women's Care group located in the business offices of TMH. It is always great to have a member of our alumni to come back to provide an educational lecture to our current medical students. Dr. Haddock is pictured here with our Dean Dr. Sandeep Rahangdale. https://www.nflwc.com/

Dr. Rojan Joseph receives the Outstanding Community Faculty Educator award

Dr. Roy Forman receives the Mission Model award

Dr. Julia Weeks instructs 3rd year students Brian Day and Jimmy Brown on Dermatology procedures.

Class of 2021 students join the Tallahassee Regional Campus and accept a $2,000 scholarship award from the Capital Medical Society.

Jessica Imrisek received the Inpatient Pediatrics Excellence award at the Class of 2019 graduation dinner.

Meghan Lewis received the 2019 Campus Dean's award at the Class of 2019 graduation dinner.

Dr. Cathy Levenson performed with her band at our 2019 Wine Tasting Gala. Dr. Levenson is a member of our research faculty here at FSU the College of Medicine. The Levenson Lab investigates the role and regulation of adult stem cells in traumatic brain injury (TBI), with a particular interest in the all too common problem of TBI-associated depression. This work includes examination of the neural stem cell populations found in the adult hippocampus and subventricular zone, and extends to the use of adult human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) as a treatment for TBI. Using a well-established pre-clinical model and a full range of genomic, cellular, and behavioral approaches, we are showing that hMSC treatment and nutritional support (eg zinc and vitamin A) can prevent TBI-induced depression. We are also developing a comprehensive mechanistic model of how these interventions work at the level of gene expression and stem cell proliferation, survival, and neuronal differentiation.

Midnight Caravan performed at our Wine Tasting Gala, where we raised almost $7,000.

Class of 2020 medical student Ellison Atkinson and Alumni Dr. Tracey Graham, Class of 2010, practices Emergency Medicine at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Hardeep Singh, from Digestive Disease Clinic of Tallahassee, and Dr. Sandeep Rahangdale, Dean of the Tallahassee Regional Campus.

Members of our Thomasville medical faculty, Dr. Susan Manson, Dr. Arasi Thangavelu and Dr. Fiona Kehoe.

Student volunteers and staff were responsible for another scholarship fundraiser success.

We had three very special guests this week from the Internal Medicine Residency Program at TMH, Dr. Claudia Kroker-Bode, Program Director, and from the Class of 2018, Dr. Kristin Price, and Dr. Sangeeta Nair-Collins. Our students had lots of questions about their program, and the panel provided interview pearls of wisdom.

Class of 2020 3rd Year Orientation pictured at the electronic medical records training.

The Class of 2020 participated in the Doctoring 3 course called Dermatological Procedures and Suturing Practice.

Class of 2020 participating in the Doctoring 3 course called Dermatological Procedures and Suturing Practice.

Doctoring 3 Dermatological Procedures and Suturing Practice

Class of 2020 3rd Year Orientation Scott Nelson, Daniel Lopez, Joseph Chen, and Matthew Hager.

Class of 2020 3rd Year Orientation, Max Richardson, Tarvis Peacock and Joseph Chen.