Winter 2019

Florida Physician is produced by UF Health Communications for alumni, faculty and friends of the UF College of Medicine.

Cover stories

  1. Embracing Different

    How weaving together diverse perspectives enhances patient care

  2. A black and white photo of a mechanic standing in front of a truck with its hood popped. The mechanic is wearing overalls, gloves, a backwards cap and eye glasses.
    A MAN OF TRUE GRIT

    Following a double lung transplant, Jerry Nettles is back to doing what he loves most: creating with his hands

  3. A collage of Michael Good crossing his arms and looking off to the side combined with the exterior of the Harrell Medical Education Building.
    A Fond Goodbye

    Dr. Michael L. Good takes on a new role at the University of Utah.

  4. A photo of the fall 1988 cover of the Florida Physician magazine, featuring doctors Jim and Nell Potter. The magazine is pictured on top of a dark blue floral background.
    Work with It

    Drs. Nell and Jim Potter recount the last 58 years of hard work and hopes for future generations.

Embracing Different

  • Paving the Path

    Bill “Willie” Sanders was a critical part of how the medical school became an internationally known institution.

  • Embracing Different

    How weaving together diverse perspectives enhances patient care

  • Building a pipeline to medicine

    Introducing minority students and those from rural areas with limited access to care to health science careers

  • We Can Do Better

    Adapted from the 2018 UF College of Medicine Commencement Ceremony speech by graduate Dr. Cindy Medina Pabon.

  • Five Personal Truths

    Faculty members sound off on 'today's challenge'

College News

Alumni News

  • Sounding board

    Meet three new members of the UF College of Medicine's Medical Alumni Association Board of Directors

  • The joys of medicine

    1988 alumna Dr. Renee Blanding dedicates her career to helping fellow physicians on their path to wellness

  • In memoriam — Winter 2019

    The UF College of Medicine community extends its deepest sympathies to loved ones of recently deceased alumni

Inspiring future physicians

Partners in Medicine

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