EducationPediatrics ResidencyOur three-year, ACGME-accredited pediatrics residency training program emphasizes quality improvement, patient safety and clinical-outcomes-based scholarly activities and serves a widely varied socioeconomic population. At a Glance 3Years pediatric training 43Pediatric resident positions 1960Program founding year About our Program University of Florida College of Medicine – JacksonvillePediatrics ResidencyWhy do medical students choose the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville Pediatric Residency Program in sunny Jacksonville, Florida?Play Video CurriculumView the program’s clinical rotations, conference schedules and objectives. BenefitsLearn more about benefits offered to our resident and fellow physicians. ResidentsSee a list of our program’s current and alumni residents. How to ApplyHow to apply to our residency program, criteria and contacts for additional information. Virtual Tour Facilities Resident Reflections Residency Photo Gallery Follow Us on Facebook Follow Us on Instagram Department News and Events Upcoming Events Jan 26 Pediatrics: Grand Rounds ZOOM Meeting, ZOOM Meeting 7:45am Jan 26 Pediatrics: Grand Rounds ZOOM Meeting, ZOOM Meeting 7:45am News and Announcements How to Stay Healthy this Holiday Season November 17, 2021 The holiday season is upon us, and after safely distancing from family and friends over the past year and a half, many of us are ready to get back to celebratin... Back-to-School: Ways to Tackle Childhood Obesity during the COVID-19 Pandemic September 08, 2021 Some of the mitigation techniques we've taken on due to the COVID-19 pandemic have also unfortunately contributed to worsening obesity in children. As kids are... Elisa Zenni, MD, named senior associate dean for educational affairs August 12, 2021 Elisa Zenni, MD, has been appointed interim senior associate dean for educational affairs and Designated Institutional Official for the University of Florida Co... Traumatic Brain Injury in Children July 14, 2021 Pediatric emergency medicine physician describes what traumatic brain injury is and its impact on children. Summer Camp Safety in the COVID-19 era April 14, 2021 Considering summer camp for you children this year? Make sure the camp you choose follows the newest safety guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics.... All About Allergies March 24, 2021 Allergic rhinitis, or allergies, can be anything from a mild annoyance which occurs seasonally to a very impactful, limiting and chronic problem. Fortunately, t... The Importance of Primary Care January 26, 2021 Primary care physicians are all dedicated to caring for patients at all stages of life, from birth to geriatrics. There’s a lot more to primary care than... Ten Ways to Keep the Holiday Season Bright: A Guide for Families December 09, 2020 As the holidays approach, kids may be feeling the winter blues more than ever due to extended isolation and precautions due to the pandemic. There are multiple... The department of pediatrics has maintained a steadfast dedication to quality care amid unprecedented challenges. November 24, 2020 The talented physicians and staff in the department of pediatrics at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville have demonstrated remark... Top Questions Answered about Health and Safety at Schools During COVID-19 October 09, 2020 As the school year progresses and flu season begins, students who are attending classes in person should continue following health and safety protocol...
EducationPediatrics ResidencyOur three-year, ACGME-accredited pediatrics residency training program emphasizes quality improvement, patient safety and clinical-outcomes-based scholarly activities and serves a widely varied socioeconomic population.
University of Florida College of Medicine – JacksonvillePediatrics ResidencyWhy do medical students choose the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville Pediatric Residency Program in sunny Jacksonville, Florida?Play Video
How to Stay Healthy this Holiday Season November 17, 2021 The holiday season is upon us, and after safely distancing from family and friends over the past year and a half, many of us are ready to get back to celebratin...
Back-to-School: Ways to Tackle Childhood Obesity during the COVID-19 Pandemic September 08, 2021 Some of the mitigation techniques we've taken on due to the COVID-19 pandemic have also unfortunately contributed to worsening obesity in children. As kids are...
Elisa Zenni, MD, named senior associate dean for educational affairs August 12, 2021 Elisa Zenni, MD, has been appointed interim senior associate dean for educational affairs and Designated Institutional Official for the University of Florida Co...
Traumatic Brain Injury in Children July 14, 2021 Pediatric emergency medicine physician describes what traumatic brain injury is and its impact on children.
Summer Camp Safety in the COVID-19 era April 14, 2021 Considering summer camp for you children this year? Make sure the camp you choose follows the newest safety guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics....
All About Allergies March 24, 2021 Allergic rhinitis, or allergies, can be anything from a mild annoyance which occurs seasonally to a very impactful, limiting and chronic problem. Fortunately, t...
The Importance of Primary Care January 26, 2021 Primary care physicians are all dedicated to caring for patients at all stages of life, from birth to geriatrics. There’s a lot more to primary care than...
Ten Ways to Keep the Holiday Season Bright: A Guide for Families December 09, 2020 As the holidays approach, kids may be feeling the winter blues more than ever due to extended isolation and precautions due to the pandemic. There are multiple...
The department of pediatrics has maintained a steadfast dedication to quality care amid unprecedented challenges. November 24, 2020 The talented physicians and staff in the department of pediatrics at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville have demonstrated remark...
Top Questions Answered about Health and Safety at Schools During COVID-19 October 09, 2020 As the school year progresses and flu season begins, students who are attending classes in person should continue following health and safety protocol...