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The MacDonald brothers not only look alike, but they think alike when it comes to their careers. Drs. Stephen and Michael MacDonald both chose occupational medicine as their specialty, a fortunate choice for Brevard County workers who benefit from the twin’s expertise in the field.
DR. SANDI THOMAS-STUART, an osteopathic physician and emergency room doctor, has overcome adversity and serious injury to become a a pro athlete – and is an inspiration to anyone who has dared to dream to accomplish a significant personal goal.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – James V. Palermo, M.D., who has served as the Health First Vice President of Quality Management and Chief Quality Officer for the past eight years, has recently been named Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for Health First, an integrated healthcare delivery system consisting of three (soon to be four) hospitals, a health plan and a physician group in Brevard County, Florida.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The Brevard Healthcare Forum, sponsored by the Florida Institute of Technology College of Psychology and Liberal Arts, will host their inaugural Community Health Summit on Friday, June 4, at Florida Tech’s Denius Student Center.
Jennifer Brady, MD, and Robin Pitman, have both been installed as Vice Presidents at Health First Health Plans.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – A quiet office doesn’t usually signal a bustling business. But to the founders of DoctorsPartner, the absence of ringing phones at the company’s Melbourne, Florida call center means their product is successful.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Judy Powers, RN, BSN, has been appointed executive director of Wuesthoff Hospice & Palliative Care.
When he describes his work as a surgeon, Dr. David Malis talks about the meticulous nature of his specialty and the reward of serving children. When he describes his favorite off-hours pursuit, he compares himself to a pelican.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – From a leisurely weekend bike ride to driving down the open road on a motorcycle, people love to be in motion. Sadly, thousands every year are killed or forced to endure life-long disability from head injuries involving bicycle and motorcycle crashes.
Suntree’s Chris Sorensen remembers the first 15 miles of this year’s Chicago Marathon as like a giant block party, but on a metropolitan scale. Everywhere he ran, people cheered him on.
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