Join us for our October Health Council Luncheon discussing Breast Cancer with Keynote Speaker, Dr. Sanih from Mayo Clinic! We encourage you to go ahead and register for this upcoming event, as we can guarantee it'll be informative, fun and a great opportunity to network with the First Coast's healthcare community. bit.ly/3nC8r7j
The newest edition of Medical Professionals magazine is here! If you haven’t already, check it out to learn more about how you can connect with other healthcare leaders and businesses strategically serving the industry throughout the First Coast.
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Our October Health Council luncheon is only a few weeks away! We encourage you to go ahead and register for this upcoming event, as we can guarantee it'll be informative, fun and a great opportunity to network with the First Coast's healthcare community. bit.ly/3nC8r7j
A huge thank you to our sponsors Florida Blue and Marand Builders, Inc. for making our luncheons possible! We are beyond grateful for your support.
A HUGE than you to Ron Salem and Mark Rowley for spending your time with us today and providing a highly informative and educational presentation! We appreciate all you both are doing to help combat the opioid epidemic, addiction and overdose on the First Coast.
We cannot wait for tomorrow's luncheon with Ron Salem and Mark Rowley discussing the opioid epidemic, addiction and overdose on the First Coast, an issue near and dear to all of our hearts. We look forward to seeing you there!
This Saturday, the JAX Chamber is partnering with other civic and community leaders from across Northeast Florida to support 904 Day, a campaign to rally support for local businesses on September 4, 2021. We encourage you to join us in supporting all things local over Labor Day Weekend — from shops and restaurants to attractions and destinations. Be sure to shop local and share why you love the 904!
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Join Florida Blue, the Department of Health, the Black Nurses Association, FAMU College of Pharmacy, and The White House for their local "Shots at the Shop" event, part of a national tour for the White House, on August 31 from 12:00 PM-2:00 PM at The Man Cave! They'll be providing COVID-19 vaccinations and education about the ACA. The Pfizer vaccine will be provided at no cost to anyone 12 and up while supplies last.
The Man Cave is located at 826 A Philip Randolph Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32206.
Join us as we kick off Recovery Month with Ron Salem and Mark Rowley discussing the opioid epidemic, addiction and overdose on the First Coast! Pre-registration is required. Register here: bit.ly/3izKlXB
The newest edition of Medical Professionals Magazine of Jacksonville and the Beaches has been released featuring Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital's Medical Director, Kenneth Ngo, MD, FAAPM&R.
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Where to get a COVID-19 test in the Jacksonville area
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Amid a recent spike seen in COVID-19 cases nationwide due to the Delta variant, demand for COVID-19 tests is rising again locally.Congratulations to Nicole Thomas on your new role at Baptist Health Jacksonville! You've already accomplished so many great things and brought amazing change to the First Coast. We cannot wait to see what else you do in this new role as President of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville!
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Previously president at Baptist Medical Center South, she is the first woman and first African American to lead a Baptist hospital.With numbers on the rise, if you're in need of a rapid or PCR test, there is a new St. Johns county site open for your convenience. Wishing everyone continued health and safety!
PCR & rapid tests to be offered at new St. Johns County site
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Beginning Monday, Aug. 16, St. Johns County will be offering free COVID-19 testing from 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. seven days a week.Save the date as we plan to kick off Recovery Month with Ron Salem and Mark Crowley discussing the opioid epidemic, addiction and overdose on the First Coast! Register here: bit.ly/3izKlXB
While we still mourn the loss of Dr. Haley and keep his family and friends in our thoughts, we wanted to stop and take a moment to welcome back Russell Armistead, as the CEO of UF Health Jacksonville. We look forward to seeing the continued impact you make on the First Coast through your dedication to healthcare.
UF Health Jacksonville names new CEO
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Russell Armistead was named chief executive officer of UF Health Jacksonville on Friday, replacing Dr. Leon L. Haley Jr., who died July 24 in an accident.Kinita King
Today’s Health Council luncheon was extra special, as we welcomed the JAX Chamber’s Small Business Leaders of the Year! A special thank you to our Health Council SBLY, Nemiah Rutledge for being today’s spotlight speaker. We look forward to seeing everyone at September’s luncheon!
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We're so excited to see that Jacksonville University is nearing completion of it's Healthcare Simulation Center! "The center’s mission is to reduce medical errors through training designed to improve patient care in classrooms that resemble hospital emergency rooms and patient care rooms." This is a great addition to the First Coast's advancement of healthcare training. Read more here:
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The facility at Beach and University boulevards will train about 800 nurses and emergency first responders this year.If you're planning to attend tomorrow's Health Council Luncheon, don't forget to bring new school supplies to help us support our local schools! A list of the most needed supplies can be found here: jaxhealthcouncil.org/event/august-luncheon/
Meet Small Business Leader of the Year for the JAX Chamber's Health Council, Nemiah Rutledge! He is the Founder and Owner of Body Paradox. Since 2015, companies such as Harrell & Harrell, P.A. to health organizations as large as Baptist Health and Florida Blue are healthier and happier because of Nemiah and his team of certified fitness trainers that serve all aspects of physical wellness. Additionally, his team brings personalized levels of fitness to individuals, small business and busy executives to ensure that residents of the First Coast stay engaged with their bodies in the best way possible.
Nemiah is a graduate of Leadership Jacksonville, Inc., class of 2021, is a member of Leadership Florida and most recently, joined the Jacksonville Jaguars' JAX MVP program.
We can't wait to hear from Nemiah and the JAX Chamber's other SBLYs this Thursday at our monthly luncheon! See you there.
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Interested in learning more about Project Opioid JAX and how you can play a role? Join Florida Blue and the JAX Chamber for the official launch event on August 31st from 11:30-1:00 at the Omni downtown! Register here: www.myjaxchamber.com/index.php?src=sba&srctype=geteventdetails&datasource=geteventdetails&cale_id...
Tomorrow is your last opportunity to register for our August Health Council Luncheon at Deerwood Country Club featuring the JAX Chamber's Small Business Leaders of the Year. Register today to reserve your spot: bit.ly/3eCtL7h
Thank you to our sponsors Florida Blue and Marand Builders, Inc. for making our luncheons possible!
Don't miss the JAX Chamber's free vacination event today from 10 AM to 5:00 PM. Government issued ID is required.
Applications are now open for the Florida Blue food security grants. Florida Blue Foundation’s grantmaking is focused around three strategic Drivers of Health: Food Security, Health Equity, and Mental Well-being. By focusing on these three Drivers of Health, they hope to advance the health of individuals, families and seniors while aligning their efforts with community needs and serving as a trusted partner throughout the state of Florida. Follow the link below for more details and to apply today.
Check out the trends driving hospitals to add satellite campuses and specialty systems and retailers to expand with medical clinics.
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Hospitals are adding satellite campuses while specialty systems and retailers expand with medical clinics.How about the Direct Primary Care boom in Jacksonville, FL
Help us support our local students and schools by brining new school supplies to our Health Council luncheon on August 5th! We hope to see you there and thank you in advance for supporting our efforts to care for our local community.
Join us for the August Health Council Luncheon at Deerwood Country Club featuring the JAX Chamber's Small Business Leaders of the Year, where you'll get to know each of them in a fun and engaging speed dating format. We hope to see you there! Pre-register here: bit.ly/3eCtL7h
Thank you to our sponsors Florida Blue and Marand Builders, Inc. for making our luncheons possible!
The July edition of Medical Professionals magazine is out! Have you flipped through it yet?
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"The federal Office of Public Health and Science has awarded the city of Jacksonville a $3,295,342 grant to improve the health of racial and ethnic minority populations through the development of health policies and programs that will help eliminate health disparities."
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Jacksonville gets nearly $3.3 million to promote health literacy
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The federal Office of Public Health and Science has awarded the city of Jacksonville a $3,295,342 grant to improve the health of racial and ethnic minority populations through the development of healt...If you're a hospital or healthcare system we think you'll find this article on some technologies that can help secure hospitals and health systems stretched thin by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A cybersecurity expert details some technologies that can help secure hospitals and health systems stretched thin by the COVID-19 pandemic.We're elated to see that Mayo Clinic will be expanding their ER department, allowing them to provide even more top level care to patients on the First Coast!
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The medical center will create 14 more ER rooms and 10 care rooms.
Boy is it good to be back in person. A huge thank you to Tim Crosby of K9s For Warriors for presenting on the effects service dogs have on those struggling with PTSD at our Health Council luncheon today! The work you are doing is amazing.
A special thank you to our sponsors Florida Blue and Marand Builders, Inc. for making today's luncheon possible!
Tried to come but registration was closed already, next month