UCF MEDICAL CENTER, LLC
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

The college is unique nationally because of its large undergraduate and graduate programs in biomedicine through its Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences. The Burnett School has almost 3,000 undergraduate majors — making it the third most popular major at UCF. The medical school also offers joint degrees, including an M.D./Ph.D., an M.D./M.B.A. and an M.D./M.S. degree in hospitality. The UCF College of Medicine is a research-based medical school with a culture based on partnerships and collaboration. The college’s medical and biomedical programs capitalize on UCF’s existing strengths in biological sciences, modeling and simulation, engineering, optics and photonics, psychology, chemistry, film and digital media, business and nursing. From the dean and faculty to the Admissions and Student Affairs offices and staff, the UCF College of Medicine has leaders who have come together to build a program like no other. We are committed to building a medical school for this century that will prepare students to practice medicine today and tomorrow. Members of this diverse and motivated group will teach and share their talents and experiences with you so you are prepared for your career. As a medical and public health scientist, I came to know that we as human beings are not very different, no matter if we are white, black or brown. As a writer I came to know about different cultures and societies and learnt that our diversity and uniqueness is the best armamentarium to uphold humanity in the world. So, I am passionate about not only continuing the great tradition of diversity and inclusion at the UCF College of Medicine but also creating infrastructure and processes for inclusion that promote sustainability.” As UCF embarks on hiring more than 100 new faculty members in the next year, the College of Medicine is looking for scientific and medical leaders who are eager to help us build an emerging Medical City. We are seeking clinician-researchers, M.D.-Ph.D.s., medical and scientific educators who are eager to train the next generation of health leaders and improve the health of our community and beyond. We are an innovative new medical school with a passion for discovery. Interested in being part of this dynamic team? For the positions we are currently seeking, please visit The University of Central Florida College of Medicine’s mission is to improve the health and well-being of all. that provides students with an authentic clinical context to promote deeper learning, professional identity formation, and adoption of the values of the profession. Beginning in the M1 year, students are assigned to work with faculty preceptors throughout the Central Florida medical community. As role models, preceptors help students learn the clinical skills of patient communication and physical examination, and begin to develop the habits of inquiry and self-improvement that promote excellence throughout a lifetime of practice. Most importantly, preceptors pass on their own passion for medicine and patient care. If you are passionate about medical education, and would like to help shape the doctors of tomorrow, please consider becoming a COP preceptor! Helping You Achieve Your Wellness Goals Mission of the Center Provide a safe learning environment for the undergraduate medical curriculum to teach and assess students in a patient-centered care. The center will achieve this by providing well trained Standardized Patients and staff, as well as, state of the art simulation equipment. The College of Medicine Basil Bistro prepares and sells hot breakfast and lunch items during the school year from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Basil Bistro is open to the public. Its menu includes homemade pizza from a brick pizza oven, hot meals, vegetarian dishes and even take-out sushi. Additional snacks and grab-n-go sandwiches and wraps are available after hours using the self-checkout system.. From the dean and faculty to the Admissions and Student Affairs offices and staff, this new program has leaders who have come together to build a program like no other. We are all committed to building a medical school for this century that will prepare students to practice medicine today and tomorrow.