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Game Changers
Volume III, Issue 3 | January 17, 2014
South Florida Healthcare Professionals on the Move:
Promotions, Engagements, Appointments & Accolades
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From the publisher of FHIweekly, Specialty Focus & FloridaHealthIndustry.com
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Calendar of Current Events
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SFHNG Presents Healthcare Networking Breakfast Wed., Jan 22 | 7:45 - 9:30 am North Shore Medical Center Click HERE to learn more. ~~~~~~~~ South Florida Healthcare Executive Forum Presents Annual Installation DinnerThurs., Jan 23 | 6-9 pm Signature Grand Davie Click HERE to learn more. ~~~~~~~~ Palm Beach County Medical Society Presents Legislative Reception and State of Medicine DinnerThurs., Jan 23 | 6-8 pm Hilton Palm Beach Airport Click HERE to learn more. ~~~~~~~~
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Healthcare Roundtable Announces 2014 Program
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presents...Limited Resources, Unlimited Hope: Addressing the Dual Diagnosis of Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Tues., March 4 | 7:30-9:30 am
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Do You Know a Healthcare Game Changer?
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Jackson Health System CFO Honored with Financial Turnaround Award
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Mark T. Knight, Executive VP and CFO of Jackson Health System, will be honored during the South Florida Business Journal's 2014 CFO Awards on January 22. Knight has been selected as the "Turnaround Deal of the Year Winner" for his role in Jackson's dramatic financial turnaround. "Mark Knight has played a critical role in securing Jackson's future for generations to come," said Carlos A. Migoya, president and CEO of Jackson Health System. "He is an expert in his field who has worked tirelessly, maintaining a laser focus on Jackson's finances. We are proud to have him on our team." ________________________
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Elisabeth McKeen, MD Joins Jupiter Medical Center's Comprehensive Breast Care Program
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Dr. McKeen will serve as the Medical Director of the Genetics and High Risk Program.
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Miami Group Practice Adds Doc
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Cindy Shaffer, MD has joined Miami based Baptist Health Medical Group. Dr. Shaffer specializes in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of health issues, including simple and complex health concerns, internal medicine, chronic disease management, minor emergencies and urgent care, women's health issues and the coordination of care with specialists.
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Dr. William Murphy's lifetime of innovation started with insatiable curiosity
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Nancy Dahlberg
A lifetime of life-saving medical innovation began with Dr. William Murphy Jr.'s fascination with his toy train and how it worked.
The 90-year-old founder of Cordis Corp. and several other companies and now the chairman of (Broward based) Bioheart, a stem cell regenerative therapy company, spoke to a group of young professionals at the Intercontinental Hotel Miami last Friday...
...Murphy's topic was "Childhood." Born into a prominent medical family -- his father was a Nobel Prize winner and his mother was Massachusett's first female dentist -- Murphy said he was always encouraged to use his creativity. As a child, he was soon making his cart into a plane and his bike into a motorized scooter. Using some of those engineering principles he was learning, he invented the residential snow blower as a young teen. A few years later, he and a young doctor invented the overhead projector, which he sold to hospitals while in college.
"I have spent my life having fun learning about anything anybody would show me or teach me. There is so much brilliance in this world in the minds of man," said Murphy.
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Source: Miami Herald
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