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by Beth | Jun 13, 2017 | Gallery

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We are all very proud and happy to welcome our new We are all very proud and happy to welcome our new intern class!!! Excited to see y’all grow into fantastic physicians over the next 3 years. Welcome to the UCF family! #matchday #medicine #intern #residency #ucfem
Just another day of amazing Emergency Medicine Edu Just another day of amazing Emergency Medicine Education at UCF/HCA Osceola! We were so lucky to have not 1, but 2 awesome Virtual Grand Rounds Presentations today. First we hosted Dr. Marie-Carmelle Elie, Professor and future Chair of Emergency Medicine at University of Alabama teaching us how ED physicians can be great at all things hospice, palliative care and end-of life. We were also graced by Dr. Anand Swaminathan, Asst Professor EM, Managing Editor EM:RAP, Associate Editor RebelEM who gave a high energy, high yield talk on Lytics in Massive PE and broke down the management of Status Epilepticus. Can't wait for next week's didactics! #emergencymedicine #ucfem #residency #medicine #orlando #intern
Dr. Carlton Hamilton is an attending EM Physician Dr. Carlton Hamilton is an attending EM Physician at Osceola who remains committed to underserved patients both here in Central Florida as well as in his native country, Jamaica. He serves on regular volunteer medical missions at Cornwall Regional Hospital in Montego Bay. In addition to direct patient care, volunteers give lectures on leadership, professionalism and wellness and have helped establish the EMS program in Jamaica.
In this post we pay tribute to Mamie Holmes, the f In this post we pay tribute to Mamie Holmes, the first Black Nurse at Osceola Regional Medical Center in the 1930's, when it was a 15 bed hospital. Osceola General Hospital was the only hospital in Osceola County when it was founded in 1933. While we don't know too much about Nurse Holmes, we can only imagine the discrimination, challenges and hardship she must have endured as a healthcare trailblazer, and we honor her. #blackhistorymonth
Dr. Jovans Lorquet, PGY1, is the first MD in his f Dr. Jovans Lorquet, PGY1, is the first MD in his family. He is honored to serve others and be a positive role model for so many young black men and women. His passion for helping the sick, especially the underserved, keeps him motivated everyday. He created an organization “Change the City”, whose main focus was to help those in need in his native country, Haiti. Alongside his family’s organization, the Lorquet Foundation, they have been very active on the island. During hurricane Matthew in 2016, they were able to send useful goods to the most affected areas through numerous fundraisers. Dr. Lorquet is eager to continue to use his medical training to serve not only his local community in Florida, but participating in disaster relief in his home country. #blackhistorymonth
Service and Community. These are 2 key driving fa Service and Community. These are 2 key driving factors that led Dr Timothy Julien to choose the field of emergency medicine, and continue to motivate him each and every day. In addition to caring for patients or teaching medical students, residents or staff, Dr. Julien loves to teach, mentor and inspire middle and high school students to follow their dreams. Having role models is essential for improving the diversity of our healthcare force and ensuring that the next generation of physicians understands and represents the patients who we serve. #blackhistorymonth
Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD – American Medical Trai Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD – American Medical Trailblazer in 1864, Dr. Crumpler became the first African American female physician. At a time when there were very few allowed to attend medical school in the US, faced tremendous racism and sexism during her career. She focused on providing healthcare to Boston and Richmond VA’s poor women and children. She wrote and published “The Book of Medical Disclosures” a guide on infant and women’s health. As the specialty of emergency medicine, there is much work we need to do to address racial and gender disparities in our house – Dr. Crumpler was a true trailblazer and instrumental in changing the face of medicine. #blackhistorymonth #continuingthelegacy
We are honored to celebrate Black History Month by We are honored to celebrate Black History Month by recognizing a few of the amazing trailblazers and leaders in medicine, including members of our very own team here at UCF/Osceola.  Dr. Walker is Osceola County’s EMS Medical Director. She is inspired to serve and uplift others, to bring positivity, energy, and kindness to her community through her profession. She considers it a privilege to be able to connect not only on an individual level with students, residents and patients, but also through her role as EMS Medical Director which allows her to connect with, and impact, entire communities.  #blackhistorymonth #emresidency #medicine #ucfem
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