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"True wellness comes from harmony in
mind, body, and spirit." - Unknown
| | 2025 LIVE & VIRTUAL Conventions Open! | | Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress - Orlando | | | Congratulations to Dr. Kayvan Amini! | | Congratulations, Kayvan Amini, DO, FACC, on his Inauguration as President of the Broward County Medical Association! His dedication to patient care, advocacy, and the advancement of healthcare in Broward County has been truly commendable. His leadership will continue to drive innovation, collaboration, and excellence in medicine. Wishing him great success in this new chapter, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact he will make! | | | Congratulations Dr. Amanda Stephens! | | | | Tallahassee memorial Hospital (TMH) proudly celebrates Amanda Stephens, DO, for achieving a remarkable milestone—completing 500 gynecologic-oncology surgeries using the da Vinci Surgical System! A board-certified, fellowship-trained specialist, she continues to advance robotic surgery in gynecologic oncology. Congratulations, Dr. Stephens! | | Congratulations Dr. Harry Moon! | | Congratulations to Dr. Harry Moon on his inauguration as the seventh president of Nova Southeastern University! A leader and dedicated advocate for education and healthcare, Dr. Moon’s impact will shape the future of NSU for years to come. Wishing him great success in this new chapter! | | | FOMA Public Health Task Force Committee Discuss Lifestyle Medicine | | |
The FOMA AI Taskforce, led by Chair Kayvan Amini, DO, FACC, convened this week to discuss the potential benefits and challenges of AI note takers in medical appointments, along with scheduling a board meeting.
The Public Health Task Force Committee, led by Marie Florent-Carre, also met to review a proposition from Dr. Hock regarding House Bill 353, which aims to ensure patients with serious illnesses receive the care they need. Additionally, the team explored the theme of wellness for the upcoming year, focusing on lifestyle medicine, disaster medicine, and public health preparedness, with a presentation by Dr. Deborah Gracia.
| | Thank you to the Our corporate Roundtable members that attended our luncheon on February 4, in Tallahassee. We value our partnership and look forward to continuing our shared mission of ensuring quality healthcare for the citizens of Florida. | | FOMA thanks PhRMA for their participation and engagement in the Corporate Educational Advocacy Roundtable. PhRMA is dedicated to raising awareness and increasing the discussion of quality care issues within an educational Advisory Group for both patients and physicians on patient issues. | | | | |
"Diversity in medicine is not just about representation—it’s about ensuring that all communities have access to quality healthcare. As osteopathic physicians, we have a responsibility to lead with compassion, break down barriers, and inspire the next generation to serve with excellence."
—Barbara Ross-Lee, DO,
Trailblazing leader in Osteopathic Medicine
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Share the Love: Celebrating Valentine’s
Day & National Donor Day
| | This Valentine’s Day, let’s celebrate more than just love—we honor the gift of life through National Donor Day. As osteopathic physicians, we understand the profound impact of organ, eye, and tissue donation in saving and improving lives. Consider spreading awareness, registering as a donor, or simply taking a moment to appreciate the selflessness of those who give the ultimate gift—hope and healing. | | FOMA is Looking for Stories About You, From You, and For You! | | | | FOMA wants to showcase member profiles, new stories on our members, and member involvement in organizations and events. We're looking for stories from and about students, residents, Physicians, and their families. | Please send photos, stories, and ideas to fomapr@foma.org | | |
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