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: Melissa Parsons, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Lexie Mannix, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Tom Morrissey, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Chelsea Allen, DO
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Aman Pandey, MD

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

UF Health Jacksonville

Secondary Hospital

UF Health Jacksonville - North (Community site) Wolfson Children's Hospital UF Health Emergency and Urgent Care Centers

Curriculum

PGY1

ED Orientation
ED (4 blocks)
Peds ED (1 block)
PICU (At Wolfson Children's Hospital)
Trauma
EMS/CCU
ED Orthopedics
Intro to Resuscitation
OB/GYN
MICU

PGY2

Adult and Pediatric Emergency Department (9 blocks)
MICU
Resuscitation
Toxicology
Ultrasound

PGY3

Adult and Pediatric Emergency Department (9 blocks)
Community EM (2 blocks)
Trauma/Surgical ICU
Elective (1 block)

Electives

Available as a PSY-3:

EMS
Administration
Teaching
International
MICU or Surgical ICU
Sports Medicine
Research

Fellowships

Ultrasound
Research
PEM
Administration
Medical Education

Contact Information

GME Administrator: Mildred Bautista Email: Mildred.Bautista@jax.ufl.edu Phone: (904) 244-3817

External Links

http://hscj.ufl.edu/emergency-medicine/residency/ https://boldcityem.com