Medical Alumni Weekend 2024
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It was a weekend to remember for all who attended Medical Alumni Weekend 2024. Throughout the three days of festivities, alumni reconnected with their alma mater and networked with their peers. Medical Alumni Weekend is a special time where we welcome back our esteemed alumni, take a trip down memory lane and share what the future holds for the Miller School of Medicine. Click here to read more about the weekend.
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Match Day 2024
One hundred percent of the Miller School of Medicine Class of 2024 matched and will be joining top residency programs across the country.
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Medical Alumni Awards
Jeffrey Jacobs, M.D. '88, was recognized as the 31st member of the Medical Alumni Association Hall of Fame thanks to his contributions to cardiology and his humanitarian efforts.
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Donors and Scholars Luncheon
Medical students thanked the alumni and donors who fund scholarships that support their dreams as future physicians and health care leaders.
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Honor for an Alumnus
Barry Issenberg, M.D. '95, director of the Gordon Center for Simulation and Innovation in Medical Education, was named the 2024-2025 president of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare.
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Enjoy this recap video of the festivities on the first day of Medical Alumni Weekend 2024. You can also find the recap video for day 2 here.
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Miller School Launches Online M.P.H. Program
The Department of Public Health Sciences is extending Master of Public Health training opportunities across the nation and worldwide through this online program.
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Ascending the Rankings
We’re celebrating another point of pride for our alumni. The Miller School is on the rise, maintaining its position as Florida’s No. 1 medical school for federal research grants with several notable programs advancing in their rankings.
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University of Miami Medicine Magazine: More Than Patient Care
Sabrina Taldone, B.S. ’10, M.D. ’15, M.B.A. ’15, believes it's important for practitioners to understand the business side of health care to improve patient care.
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University of Miami Medicine Magazine: Class Notes
Whether you've started a new position, are pursuing new research, or just want to give an update, we want to hear all that our alumni are doing. Share your accomplishments and accolades for a chance to be featured in the Class Notes section of the University of Miami Medicine Magazine.
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| David Frankel, M.D. ’76 |
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We mourn the passing of David Frankel, M.D. ’76, renowned dermatologist, philanthropist and visionary businessman. After completing his residency in dermatology at the University of Miami/Jackson Health System in 1980, he embarked on a journey of entrepreneurship, establishing his own successful practice. Dr. Frankel was a shining example of what it means to embody the values of excellence and generosity. He supported numerous programs at the University of Miami, leaving an indelible mark on our community. Dr. Frankel’s unwavering commitment to advancing education and research led to the naming of the Frankel Family Division of Melanocytic Tumors. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dr. Frankel dedicated himself to giving back to the University and nurturing the next generations of dermatological surgeons. His selfless service as a voluntary faculty played an instrumental role in shaping the future of dermatology. His contributions will continue to inspire and benefit generations to come.
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