September 2016

On the horizon

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On the horizon
In December 2017, the doors to our new heart and vascular and neuromedicine hospitals will open for patients.
Eight adult medical specialties ranked among nation’s best
Hospital tied for most top-50 honors in Florida by U.S. News
Be a Flu Buster — get your vaccine by Oct. 30
Get vaccinated or opt out and wear a mask in patient care areas.

Eight adult medical specialties ranked among nation’s best
Hospital tied for most top-50 honors in Florida by U.S. News
Q&A with the CEO — Ed Jimenez
Curious to know what’s on the mind of our UF Health Shands CEO?
Be a Flu Buster — get your vaccine by Oct. 30
Get vaccinated or opt out and wear a mask in patient care areas.

Calling all employee artists!
AIM is seeking original photography submissions for consideration to decorate the heart and neuro hospitals.
Grateful patient engagement — a new learning opportunity
Philanthropic support for the missions of UF Health is increasingly important.
With sepsis, seconds count
Time is the enemy for patients with sepsis.
A behind-the-scenes look at a vital team
UF Health Shands Occupational Health Services
Improving rehab resources and perspectives
New partnership with Select Medical will improve and expand rehab services.

Caring for the caregivers
Chief residents use resources to thrive in leadership roles.
New volunteer opportunities
Following the completion of the heart & neuro hospitals, additional volunteer opportunities will open up.
UF Health Shands names associate chief medical officer
Shelley Wells Collins, M.D., has been named UF Health Shands associate chief medical officer.
Re-energize your workday
Well@Work promotes resources to help you take care of yourself while taking care of business.

Help UF Health in the fight against heart disease Sept. 24
Join UF Health in the fight against heart disease and stroke at the 2016 Alachua County Heart Walk.