Acronyms
College of Medicine
What is COM?
What is 2000?
The first class of medical students.
What is 30?
Orlando, Pensacola, Sarasota, Tallahassee, Daytona Beach, and Ft. Pierce.
What are the regional campuses?
The term for elder, rural, and minority populations.
What is underserved populations?
Regional Medical School Campus
What is RMSC?
The year the School pf Physician Assistant Practice took on students?
What is 2017?
The number of community faculty.
What is 2,200 or more?
Immokalee, Marianna, and Thomasville.
What are the training sites?
The term for patients coming in on foot and leaving on foot.
What is ambulatory?
School of Physician Assistant Practice
What is SPAP?
The year the Florida State University was established.
What is 1851?
The number of FSU COM students in four years.
What is 480?
The faculty that implement and evaluate the curriculum at each Regional Campus.
What are the clerkship directors?
The term for physicians providing continuing care to their patients.
What is primary care?
Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences
What is IMS?
The year the Flexner Report was published.
What is 1910?
The number of students in the biomedical PhD program.
What is 40 to 45?
The number of campus deans.
What is 6?
The term for active involvement of patients and their families in decision-making about individual options for treatment.
What is patient-centered care?
Science Students Together Reaching Instructional Diversity and Excellence
The year the first class of medical students arrived.
What is 2001?
The number of regional campuses.
What is 6?
Pediatrics, OB/GYN, family medicine, psychiatry, surgery, internal medicine, and community medicine.
What are the third year required rotations?
The term for diagnosing symptoms and finding medical treatments for illness.
What is disease-centered medicine?