Dr. Emmanuel is Chairman and Professor of Pediatrics and Public Health. She is also on the faculty of the USF Department of Mental Health Law and Policy. She received her B.S. from the University of Notre Dame, and her M.D. from the University of Florida in Gainesville. She completed her pediatric residency at USF, where she also served as chief resident. After completing an infectious disease fellowship at USF in 1989 she joined the faculty. She served as Chief of Pediatric Infectious Disease from 1993 to 2012, when she was named the Lewis A. Barness Chair of Pediatrics. From 2007 to 2012, she was the Associate Dean for Clinical Research at the Morsani College of Medicine, and was founding Director of USF Health's Clinical and Translational Science Institute.

Dr. Emmanuel has been the Medical Director for Clinical Research at Tampa General Hospital since 2009 and since 1994, the Medical Director of the Pediatric/Adolescent HIV Program, She has participated in HIV policy making at the national level as a member of the Board of Directors of the HIV Medical Association and as a member of the Committee on Pediatric AIDS for the American Academy of Pediatrics. Her research focus is pediatric HIV/AIDs-specifically antiretroviral drug treatment for HIV, community-based methods of preventing perinatally-acquired HIV, and the long-term complications of HIV. Dr. Emmanuel has been the principal investigator for more than two dozen research studies related to HIV care and prevention.

Dr. Dabrow has served on the faculty of the University of South Florida since 1995. She completed her pediatric residency and an additional year as chief resident at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. She completed a primary care fellowship at Michigan State University. She was an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida before coming to the USF General Pediatric Division She has served as the Director of the Continuity Clinic and the Community Pediatric Program and has been very involved with student and resident education having served as the Associate Director of the Residency Program since 2001-2012 when she became the Residency Director. She is the co-director of the Resident Advocacy rotation and director of the Reach Out and Read Program. She has been instrumental in developing innovative curricula for the program. Dr. Dabrow is on the Executive Board of the Florida Chapter of the AAP serving as the faculty advisor to the resident section and a member of the AAP Residency Scholarship committee. She is an active member in the Academic Pediatric Association and a member of many community organizations including the School Health Advisory Board. Dr. Dabrow has a keen interest in pediatric literacy, adolescent health and medical education.

Dr. Straub received her MD from Johns Hopkins College of Medicine, her MPH from Harvard University and completed her pediatric residency training at Johns Hopkins. She then went to the University of California at San Francisco for an adolescent medicine fellowship and is board certified in pediatrics and adolescent medicine, and currently serves as an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Chief of the Division of Adolescent Medicine. She also directs the adolescent medicine residency training for USF and has been Associate Program Director since 2010. She serves on the medical student advisory and mentorship committee. She also serves as Co-Principal Investigator on several research grants, including the Adolescent Trials Network, a multi-center NIH funded network addressing all aspects of adolescent HIV/AIDS. She serves on several national committees for the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine. Her research and clinical interests include sexually transmitted infections and HIV/AIDS in adolescents, gynecology and contraception in adolescents, high-risk youth, and transition of youth with special health care needs to adult care.

Dr. Casatelli received her MD from the University of South Florida College of medicine and also completed her pediatric residency there. She initially worked as a hospitalist in Lakeland, Florida for several years before joining the All Children's Hospital General Pediatric Hospitalist faculty in 2002. Dr. Casatelli is board certified in pediatrics and is currently the Associate Program Director for the Residency program. She is currently Chief of the Medical Staff at All Children's Hospital. With a strong interest in global medicine, Dr. Casatelli has participated in several international medical missions and has encouraged the pediatric residents to do the same.

Dr. Casatelli is intimately involved in the education program for students and residents and serves as the inpatient clerkship site coordinator for the third year medical students. She has received the Teacher of the Year award several years during her time as faculty and has initiated many improvements in teaching and education to the program.

Dr. Jasin hails most recently from Chapel Hill, NC where he receiving his MD from the University of North Carolina. Prior to medical school, Dr. Jasin spent six years as a middle school teacher in Dallas, Texas. While getting his master's degree in Biology from Western Carolina University, he discovered his passion for medicine. His interests lie in outpatient general pediatrics, hospitalist medicine, and resident education. He balances his academic pursuits with an avid interest in fly fishing and boating.

Dr. Braley received her MD from St. George's University in Grenada, West Indies. She has lived in Michigan, Gainesville, FL (Go Gators!), New Orleans, Miami, Brooklyn, NY and the Caribbean prior to coming to Tampa Bay (Go Rays!). She will be moving to Arkansas next year to start her pediatric cardiology fellowship at UAMS. One of her goals during her Chief year is to promote more resident involvement in research and to help facilitate this process. She has authored or coauthored several publications during her residency. She is currently performing research in evaluating SGA and IUGR as risk factors for morbidity and mortality in infants with congenital heart disease. She hopes to present at the AHA and PAS meetings this year. She enjoys going to the beach, cuddling her cat Edie, playing sports, Apple products, traveling and hanging out with friends and family.