University of Florida (Jacksonville)
History
The hospital’s origins date to 1870 as Florida’s first non-military hospital. In 1901, Brewster Nursing School, which later became Methodist Medical Center (MMC), opened to care for victims of the great fire of Jacksonville. In 1971, University Hospital, a city-owned 485-bed medical facility, opened across the street from MMC. In 1999, UMC and MMC combined to become Shands Jacksonville, affiliated with the University of Florida.
Leadership
- Department Chair: Steven Godwin, MD
- Program Director: Dave Caro, MD
- Associate/Assistant Program Director: Melissa Parsons, MD
- Associate/Assistant Program Director: Tom Morrissey, MD
- Associate/Assistant Program Director: Jay Khadpe, MD
- Associate/Assistant Program Director: Lexie Mannix, MD
- Research Director: Phyllis Hendry, MD
Training Locations
Primary Hospital
UF Health Jacksonville
Secondary Hospital
UF Health Jacksonville - North (Community site)
Curriculum
PGY1
- 4 ED
- 2 Peds ED
- PICU (At Wolfson's Children's Hospital)
- Trauma Surgery
- CCU
- Ultrasound
- Resuscitation
- OB/GYN
- MICU
PGY2
- MICU
- Toxicology
- Ortho
- Ultrasound
- 7 ED
- 2 Resuscitation Blocks (Trauma and Medical patients)
PGY3
- 1 Trauma/Surgical ICU
- 1 Ultrasound
- 1 UF North (Commenity Site)
- 9 ED
- 1 Elective (choose one)
- Teaching
- Sports Medicine
- EMS
- International
- MICU
- Surgical ICU
- Administration
- Research
Electives
Available as a PSY-3:
- EMS
- Administration
- Teaching
- International
- MICU or Surgical ICU
- Sports Medicine
- Research
Fellowships
- Ultrasound
- Research
Contact Information
Residency Coordinator: Debra Eurom Email: Debra.Eurom@jax.ufl.edu Phone: (904) 244-4106
External Links
http://hscj.ufl.edu/emergency-medicine/residency/ https://boldcityem.com