Doug Bennett
Doug Bennett joined the UF Health staff in January 2015 as a science writer and editor. His topic areas include anatomy; biochemistry and molecular biology; molecular genetics and microbiology; pathology, immunology and lab medicine; and pharmacology. A native of Pittsburgh, he was previously an assistant metro editor at the Tampa Bay Times, Florida’s largest newspaper. Prior to that, he was an editor and reporter at newspapers in Fort Lauderdale, Arizona, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He was among a team of reporters and editors whose work was a 2006 Pulitzer Prize finalist. He has dual undergraduate degrees in business and English writing from the University of Pittsburgh. He also did master’s degree studies in the journalism program at Kent State University.
Articles
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Michelle Lossius, M.D., Appointed Chief Quality Officer
Lossius will guide quality and safety for the hospital system
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UF Health Plays Vital Role as Hurricane Michael Hits Panhandle Hospitals
ShandsCair teams help with relief efforts, hospital teams receive evacuees
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New Guest House Under Construction
Lodging will offer convenience for outpatients and hospital visitors
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Lab Notes
Check out recent research developments at UF Health
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Tyndall appointed interim dean, UF College of Medicine
Emergency Medicine chair has spent more than a decade at UF
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Medicine at the mall: accessible and attractive location for patients
UF Health to open specialty practices, outpatient surgical center at The Oaks Mall
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Children’s hospital ranked in six specialties
Two UF Health medical specialties ranked best in Florida in annual U.S. News rankings
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Climbing the ranks
UF Health climbs Forbes’ list for second year
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PICU team earns Gold Beacon Award
Third UF Health Shands unit earns gold-level award.