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Message from the Dean

Excelling in the academic space

Excelling in the academic space

In Message from the Dean
We continue to excel in graduate medical education, clinical care, research and faculty development together.
By Linda Edwards, M.D.
Banner UF Health

A transformative vision

In Message from the Dean
Exciting things are happening at the UF College of Medicine - Jacksonville as we transform lives with medicine.
By Linda Edwards, M.D.
Dr. E speaking at ribbon-cutting

Setting the pace for academic medicine

In Message from the Dean
The contributions of our faculty and staff set the pace for academic medicine in our region.
By Linda Edwards, M.D.
Brain Wellness Ribbon cutting

Moving Medicine Forward

In Message from the Dean
While COVID-19 has become part of our everyday lives, we continue to do great work to move medicine forward.
By Linda Edwards, M.D.
Dr. E

Championing Innovation, Discovery and Excellence

In Message from the Dean
Remembering Dr. Haley means honoring a legacy and actualizing a vision.
By Linda Edwards, M.D.
Ribbon cutting

A season of shifts

In Message from the Dean
Our enterprise remains committed to excellence during this period of marked transformation.
By Leon L. Haley Jr., M.D., MHSA, C.P.E., FACEP
Dr Haley speaks

Vaccines and Veracity

In Message from the Dean
After a year of battling COVID-19, dedication and a collaborative spirit continue to resonate.
By Leon L. Haley Jr., M.D., MHSA, C.P.E., FACEP
From the Dean Fall 2020

Reimagining Academic Medicine

In Fall 2020, Message from the Dean
Our enterprise has successfully retooled and reorganized in response to the many challenges of 2020.
By Leon L. Haley Jr., M.D., MHSA, C.P.E., FACEP
Womens equity

Our push for gender-based equity

In Message from the Dean, Spring 2020
Achieving gender-based equity is essential for our academic health center to thrive.
By Leon L. Haley Jr., M.D., MHSA, C.P.E., FACEP
Dean letter cover Fall 2019

A culture of wellness

In Fall 2019, Message from the Dean
Championing well-being among faculty physicians and residents remains a top focus.
By Leon L. Haley Jr., M.D., MHSA, C.P.E., FACEP