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Greetings and welcome to the USF Health Office of Faculty and Academic Affairs. Here we strive to support our faculty in their pursuit of excellence.
Our commitment to you is to provide the best possible leadership in order for you to achieve success in your academic and professional journey. We will guide and support you in your teaching, clinical care, leadership, and scholarly activities. Each of you has your own unique story, each of you has your own special gifts.
We embrace all that you have to offer. To our students, to our research, to our health and well-being, and to our pursuit of excellence!
Our door is always open. We welcome you to visit and reach out for anything that you may need.
Sincerely,
Haywood Brown, MD
Senior Associate Vice President, Faculty and Academic Affairs, USF Health
Vice Dean, Faculty Affairs, Morsani College of Medicine
Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Faculty Mentorship
We're here to help!
Are you looking for a mentor, or the opportunity to mentor? If so, simply complete the Mentorship Survey and return to Faculty Reach. For a fillable form, sign into BOX and download the document to your computer.
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Review your provider profile or search for a USF Health clinician using our Find a Doctor feature.
You can use your USF NetID to access a variety of password-protected information and resources. For assistance with your NetID or password visit our MyUSF NetID login page.
Morsani College of Medicine welcomes newest inductees of Academy of Distinguished Educators
The Morsani College of Medicine recognizes master educators at Academy of Distinguished Educators induction ceremony.
Morsani College of Medicine welcomes newest inductees of Academy of Distinguished Educators
COVID-19 may provide new clues on how to treat deadly lung disease
People who contract lung disease symptoms from COVID-19 may offer new hope for people who contract the deadly lung disease for other reasons, says a USF Health researcher.
COVID-19 may provide new clues on how to treat deadly lung disease
USF Health pioneer recognized for years of dedication to interprofessional education
Dawn Schocken was recognized for her tireless commitment to the mission of interprofessional education at USF Health.