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UFJP Operations

Our practice plan continues to grow in the number of sites and in patient volume.

Nocatee

Our practice plan, University of Florida Jacksonville Physicians, continues to grow in the number of sites and in patient volume. I’m excited to share updates on some of our newest locations.

  • Our Nocatee practice in northern St. Johns County is set to open in April. We will offer primary care, pediatrics and mental health services.
  • Our Baymeadows outpatient imaging center on Jacksonville’s Southside is scheduled to open in spring 2019. We plan to offer basic X-ray, ultrasound and mammography services.
  • Our practice in the Cecil Commerce area on Jacksonville’s Westside is slated to open in late summer 2019.
  • Our medical office building in the Wildlight community in Nassau County is on schedule to open in December 2019. Services will include urgent care, imaging, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, mental health and dentistry.
Nocatee

The UF Health family medicine and pediatrics office in Nocatee opened April 1.

UF Health Wildlight

The UF Health Wildlight medical office building is scheduled to open in December.

We continue to enhance patient communication through the MyUFHealth patient portal. We now have more than 90,000 users, and that number continues to grow. Overall, our goals remain the same: to provide timely access to our services and to foster excellent experiences for our patients.

There has been a lot of activity over the past few months and I want to take a moment, as we begin a new year, to thank our teams for their hard work in making things happen.

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UFJP Operations, Winter 2019

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Pradeep Kadambi, M.D., M.B.A. — Senior Associate Dean, Clinical Affairs

Pradeep Kadambi, M.D., M.B.A., is senior associate dean for clinical affairs at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville and president and CEO of the University of Florida Jacksonville Physicians.

Kadambi came to Jacksonville from the University of Arizona, where he was medical director of solid organ transplantation, overseeing all transplant programs at the university. A professor of medicine, Kadambi served as the chief clinical affairs officer of the Banner – University Medical Group, the physician leader of a medical group of more than 600 physicians which was created from a partnership between University of Arizona and Banner Health. He previously served as chief of nephrology.

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