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Mid-cycle review is an effective tool for faculty seeking promotion or tenure.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Fall 2020
The percentage of female faculty members at the college has increased in recent years.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Spring 2020
Superior Accomplishment Awards reflect the valuable hard work of our faculty and staff.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Fall 2019
Following a third-party study of faculty compensation, our college continues to address salary equity.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Summer 2019
4 faculty members have received University Term Professorship awards; 14 others have been promoted.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Spring 2019
A nationwide physician shortage underscores the need to recruit and retain quality faculty.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Winter 2019
UF COMJ features more gender diversity among leadership than the average academic health institution.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Fall 2018
UF COMJ hired more physicians and promoted more faculty members in 2017-18 compared with the prior year.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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Summer 2018
Laws and guidelines exist for faculty and staff who lobby elected officials.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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UF COMJ remains committed to featuring a diverse faculty physician workforce.
By Eric Conde, M.S.A., CFAAMA
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