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On the Cover: Moa Aberg & Stina Rapp Wastenson for Scandinavia SSAW - Photo Shoot by Marcus Ohlsson

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In Case You Missed It:

By Michelle Collins

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2014 Swimwear Trends

By Christine Okoye

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Travel ‘N Style:

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Style MD: Awaken Your

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Photo Shoot:

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8 - PUBLISHER’S NOTE

> The phrase “think positively” is too often used without full understanding. Over the past few years, many people have been throwing the phrase around as a seemingly pointless cliché, meaning to inspire those who are depressed or troubled with a false glimmer of hope that fades away too quickly. To most of us, thinking positively has become nothing more than a tactic used to provide our friends and loved ones with comfort and solace.

Although this simple phrase may have lost its effect in society, the truth behind it can

carry emotional and mental benefit if we take the time to realize it. The fact remains that the power of positive thinking can truly allow the mind and spirit to develop an attitude of health, happiness, and achievement. Positive thinking is not merely a phrase; it is a mental attitude that directs our thoughts and guides our actions to lead our lives down paths of success. The mind finds that which it seeks, and with a positive outlook, we can achieve the favorable results of our great expectations.

However, not everyone accepts this power of positive thinking. Some simply consider the idea to be nonsensical, while others merely laugh at those who believe in its capabilities and accept its virtues as truth. Today, there is a variety of evidence supporting the theory behind positive thinking, so perhaps these skeptics may soon come to agree with this philosophy. The subject of positive thinking has been gaining much momentum with a plethora of courses, informative lectures, and countless books and publications available for us to learn all of its benefits. As the spring season is upon us, now is the opportune time to evaluate this information and grasp the true meaning of positive thinking, so we can reap the rewards that are there for the taking.

In this issue of Tampa Style, you will find some of the stylish swimwear trends that are fresh off the runways and hitting the shelves, which will inspire you to use your positive thinking skills to help keep you fit and fabulous this season. Along with the fashionable 2014 trends, the swimwear fun continues with an interesting look at how beach style has changed over the decades, as well as how designers have come to realize the importance of fashion and functionality and how to balance these aspects of swimwear. It is a fascinating and informative reminder of the fact that style changes with time, and what was once thought to be improper has now become accepted by society. This idea is a brilliant illustration of how tolerance develops over time, and more tolerance now rather than later would make everyone’s life much easier, even if it starts with a swimsuit.

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RIESA PASCALRiesa was born in London, England and now resides in Florida where she graduated from Florida State University with a double major in creative writing and communication. While enrolled in university, Riesa discovered her passion for broadcast journalism through several TV hosting opportunities including reporting on FSU athletics and airing across the state of Florida on the SunSports Channel. Riesa currently travels around the country with Convention News Television as a reporter, producer and editor. In her spare time she enjoys volunteering, reading, writing, and quality time with friends. You can learn more about Riesa at www.riesapascal.com

MARIA DELISMaria has lived in New York, Athens, Miami and Orlando. Although she loves city life, she’s at her happiest when she’s island hopping in the Aegean. Maria earned undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Central Florida where she started her teaching career. She also holds an MA in public relations from the University of Miami. Her written work has appeared in various publications, including Ocean Drive Magazine, Visit Florida, AMPR’s Wanderlogue and The Miami Planet.

MICHELLE COLLINSMichelle Collins was born in Holland but grew up in the Orlando area for most of her childhood. She is now a 21-year-old senior at Florida State University, finishing up her degree in Editing, Writing, and Media with a minor in Communications. She enjoys people watching, golden retrievers, travelling and is a self-admitted anglophile. Michelle is currently studying abroad in London, where she hopes to move and pursue a career in magazine publishing after graduation.

CHRISTINE OKOYE

Christine Okoye has been working in the fashion industry for years dominating everything from retail and personal shopping to writing, marketing and PR. After receiving her degree in marketing, she was immediately hired to work for Macy’s corporate. Determined to further her knowledge in the industry Christine completed her Masters degree in Communications from FIU. Since then Christine has done PR for Eclectic Elements, written for Aventura Magazine, managed marketing and PR for www.PeaceLoveThreads.com and is the CEO of Posh Marketing & PR. In her spare time she enjoys updating her fashion blog www.InPursuitOfPosh.com

MARK NEJAME

Mark NeJame is a renowned trial attorney who has been involved in some of the areas and country’s highest profile cases. He is routinely sought by the media as a legal commentator and is currently a Legal Analyst for CNN. He is the Founder and Senior Partner of the Law Firm of NeJame, LaFay, Jan-cha, Ahmed, Barker, Joshi & Moreno, P.A. a/k/a NeJame Law. NeJame Law has 15 attorneys and 4 divisions: Personal Injury, Criminal, Immigration and Business/Commercial Litigation. Mr. NeJame is a regular contributor to Orlando Style Magazine. Mr. NeJame can be reached at 407-245-1232 and www.nejamelaw.com.

TRAVIS JOINERTravis Joiner has been a staple in the wine and cocktail scene for years. His background has taken him through many mixology and cocktail contests as well as becoming a sommelier. He is always willing to give his opinion in a very tongue and cheek and hilarious way. Travis has a degree in creating new and classic cocktails and always ready to test the next great thing. Most importantly he is our Barfly.

COURTNEY CAGGIANOCourtney was born in Miami and has been a Florida native all her life. She graduated from the University of Central Florida with a BA degree in English Literature, where she developed her passion for the written word. Currently residing in Orlando, she pursues all forms of writing, including journalism, nonfiction, critical literary analysis, and songwriting. In her free time, Courtney enjoys performing as a musician and guitarist in the Orlando area, as well as working as a freelance book editor for local authors.

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> The options for outings and social gatherings in Tampa are never slim, but this month had some especially spec-tacular events. Whether you wanted to laugh harder than ever before with hit comedians, spend a romantic evening watching a Broadway hit with your sig-nificant other, or if you wanted to jam out to major pop stars, Tampa was the place to be this month!

Just three days after his final Tonight Show episode, comedian and former TV host Jay Leno stopped by Clearwater’s Capitol Theatre. This show on Febru-ary 9th was so widely anticipated that it sold-out to Ruth Eckerd Hall members before they even made it to sale for the general public. This was Leno’s first ap-pearance in Tampa Bay in more than 20 years and his performance was hilarious! Leno was able to get away with jokes a bit more naughty than he would on cable television and his set ensured that no au-dience member was left with a straight face. Despite his recent end of his 22 years of hosting the Tonight Show, Leno was on fire, spitting out joke after joke. If you’re upset about missing Leno’s leg-endary performance, you’re in luck! Due to overwhelming demand, the Capitol

Theatre has added a second Jay Leno Performance on March 29th. Believe me when I say you need to do whatever you can to attend this show.

Valentine’s day was extra special this year in the Bay area, as residents lined up by the hundreds to go see the 2012 Tony Award’s Best Musical winner, Once. Mu-sical lovers filled the Carol Morsani Hall from February 11th-16th. Having won eight Tony Awards, this original Broad-way musical showcases exceptional tal-ent with singing and live performances of instruments onstage. The show tells the story of a struggling, Irish street mu-sician who is toying with the idea of giv-ing up his performing dreams, when he meets a beautiful woman who becomes infatuated with his music. As the two grow closer, his music begins to flourish, as does their relationship. This feel-good show was perfect for the ultimate roman-tics and made Valentine’s Day that much more spectacular for Tampa natives.

Demi Lovato kicked off her 27-stop tour this month, and lucky for us, she made a stop in Tampa. The 21-year-old singer, songwriter, actor, and overall superstar played at the Tampa Bay Times Forum

on February 26th with none other than girl group, Fifth Harmony. Lovato and the fivesome pop group first met on the set of The X Factor, where Lovato was a judge and where the group placed 3rd overall in the competition. The “Neon Lights Tour” was to promote Lovato’s fourth album, self-titled “Demi,” but that didn’t stop her from performing a few of her old fan favorites. The crowd erupted when Lovato played songs like, “Catch Me,” “Remember December,” and “Here We Go Again.” The show wasn’t full of flashy costumes or choreography, but was rather a more intimate setting. Lovato focused on showcasing her talent with vocals instead of dance moves, but fans didn’t seem to mind at all. <

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2014SWIMWEAR TRENDS

With summer only a few months away this is the perfect time to start shopping for swimwear.

Shopping for swimwear isn’t always fun: dressing room lighting, unflattering bikinis and our

own personal insecurities can all get to the best of us. However, knowing exactly what you’re

looking for when you go into a store can make things much easier and dressing up your look with

accessories will certainly make things more fun! The most important element to shopping for

swimwear is knowing what’s flattering to your body. Whether you’re comfortable in a sexy one

piece or a bikini, wear what works for you and own it! Here are a few of our favorite 2014 swimwear

fashion trends to look out for.

BOLD ONE-PIECES

WITH COOL CUT OUTS

1One-pieces are flattering on all body types. Sexy one-piece swimsuits with bold prints and unique cut outs are eye catching and trendy.

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2 HIGH WAISTBIKINIS

High waist bikini bottoms are a newer trend. Not only do they look amazing but they also tend to cover up problem areas that haven’t been worked off in the gym.

3SHEERACCENTSSheer accents are a hot new trend that leaves little to the imagination. This is a sexy way to spice up your beach look and turn a few heads.

4 BODY JEWELRY

Take your look to the next level by adding some body jewelry. Body chains tend to work best with bikinis. Start off with just one piece, don’t over do it. You can typically find body chains at specialty stores.


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5 COOLCUT OUTS

Unique cut outs are a great way to make a statement this summer. These bikinis don’t leave the most flattering tan lines but they’ll leave a lasting impression.

6WHITE THROWOVERS

White is still trending. If you’re going for a more clean, classy and sophisticated look you can’t go wrong with white! White throw overs offer a fresh finish to any beach look.

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> When was the last time you went on vacation to experience life on the wild side? I love a beautiful resort and a relaxing pool just as much as the next person, but sometimes we need a vacation with that little extra kick. It could be something different for every person, but whatever your kick is, I guarantee you’ll find it at the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort, Golf Club & Spa. I had the pleasure of spending three unforgettable days at this stunning hotel and it didn’t take long to find out that Marco Island and its surrounding areas offer a remarkable vacation that suits my kicks to a tee: The fun, the thrills and the awe-inspiring beauty of nature and wildlife.

United Airlines provided the non-stop flight from Orlando to Fort Myers and in no time I was making my way towards the gorgeous Marco Island on a scenic ride through South Florida. As we got closer, the animal crossing signs became more exotic. Turtles, and gators, and panthers! Oh my! At this point I began to realize that this wasn’t going to be a typical beach resort vacation. Once we hit the charming city of Marco Island, we quickly arrived at our final destination—the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort. Once you’ve step into this magnificent resort, it becomes immediately apparent that you’ve been welcomed into a Marriott hotel. Their reputation

FALL IN LOVE WITH Marco Island

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Prepare for an unforgettable vacation on Marco Island, the largest of Florida’s famed

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precedes them and for good reason. Friendly staff, grand decor and spacious, cozy guest rooms will have you dreading your imminent return trip home. I checked into my outstanding, ocean view room and changed into evening attire for an exquisite dining experience at Kurrents, one of the resort’s most upscale restaurants. My companions and I enjoyed a delectable selection of their signature seafood, steak dishes and fine wines on an open, outdoor lounge under the brilliant nighttime sky.

The next morning we grabbed our bathing suits, sunscreen and sunglasses and set sail along the gentle waters for Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort’s exclusive Sailing and Shelling Adventure tour. Our cheerful captain, Jesse, was eager for us to catch a glimpse of a bottlenose dolphin, but it didn’t take long before we were surrounded by several on all sides. To say these guys enjoyed being the center of attention is an understatement! ‘Ooos’ and ‘ahhs’ filled the air as cameras snapped away at the playful mammals. Sitting on the bow of that ship, I had an incredible view of the peaceful waters surrounding me. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath

of some of the freshest air I’d ever breathed. I felt the warm sun on my skin and I relished in the gentle sea breeze across my face. It was a euphoric, blissful moment of my life that I’ll remember forever. We eventually docked the sailboat on Kice Island and got off for an entertaining shelling adventure. Mounds of seashells—all free for the taking—surrounded us in every shape and size. Jesse guided our shelling adventure by pointing out different shells, recalling interesting facts on the various ways they’re formed and by even contributing a few of her favorites to my own growing collection. On the return trip, it was impossible not to notice the spirited dolphins still following our wake or the paddle boarders cruising near the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort shore. From marine life to beach goer, a great time was had by all.

That afternoon I participated in what would go on to be my favorite activity of the weekend. Marco Island Water Sport’s WaveRunner Excursion was an unforgettable journey through the Ten Thousand Islands of South Florida. After a brief safety training session, my companions and myself

boarded brand new 2014 WaveRunners and got ready for what would be a thrill to be talked about for years. Our guide, Brian, has been leading these tours for seven years and it didn’t take a minute with him to see that he loves every moment of it. He led us on a 25-mile round trip through the Ten Thousand Islands where we got up close and personal with more dolphins and other wildlife that decided to join the tour. As the others and myself can all attest to, it’s impossible not to lose yourself in the ride as you whip around the Ten Thousand Islands and through the amazing mangrove islets. Best of all, the journey was more than just a high-speed thrill ride. It was also an unbelievably interesting educational experience. Periodically we’d bring our WaveRunners to a complete stop and listen intently as


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Brian passionately recalled fascinating facts about the vegetation and wildlife around us.

That night we had the pleasure of witnessing one of Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort’s signature traditions. The Sunset Celebration performance at Quinn’s on the Beach. A fire dancer wowed the crowd with a memorable show in front of the spectacular Florida sunset. Afterwards, we enjoyed fresh cocktails and delicious tropical island food at the beachside restaurant and bar. As the night came to a close, I walked across the soft, white sand glowing luminescent under the silver moon. I took a moment to just bask in the peaceful calm of the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort. The serene atmosphere and relaxing vibes that followed me in everything I did and surrounded me everywhere I went was a feeling that I never wanted to let go of.

For my last, but certainly not least, bit of adventure, I had the pleasure of spending my final day checking out one of the island’s most popular excursions through the Everglades. Dave was our bus driver to Everglades City and tour guide for the afternoon. Having lived in the area since 1986, we couldn’t have had a better, kinder gentleman to show us around. From endangered burrowing owls and red belly turtles to the smallest operating US Post Office

in the world. We saw it all, but that was just a taste of what was to come! We made our way to Totch’s Island Airboat Tours where we boarded an airboat and took an extraordinary tour through the Everglades. We reached speeds of up to 35 mph and had intimate, close encounters with a Great Blue Heron, dwarf raccoons and even an 11-foot, 60-year-old gator taking a leisurely swim past our airboat. Afterwards we met Totch’s Gator Guy and his live, baby gator, which we all took turns holding and posing with. Lunch came in the delicious form of breaded gator nuggets and pan seared grouper salad at the notorious Oyster House known for its fresh seafood and steak.

It’s never easy to say goodbye to a vacation as perfect as the one you’re bound to experience at the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort. In my case, a few drinks were in order at Korals Sushi & Cocktail Lounge to properly say my farewell. My companions and myself enjoyed delectable appetizers around the table as we shared stories from our unforgettable three days as guests at this exceptional resort. What will forever be most impacting to me was simply the way in which everyone we interacted with was so in love with their respective jobs. I found that unlike many other travel destinations, Marco Island was full of locals and long-time residents.

Therefore a vast majority of the staff we ran into both knew the island very well and loved it with a deep, sincere heart. More importantly, they also truly cared about educating the resort guests and making sure they’ve done everything in their power to ensure each visitor has a wonderful, unforgettable experience. From our sailboat captain Jesse, to Brian from the WaveRunner excursion. From our 7th generation airboat captain Wes, to our Everglades City driver Dave. From the Gator Guy to the friendly servers at the Oyster House and every single person in between. They all emanated an undeniably contagious passion for their work that translated into an exciting, memorable time had by all. Now is the time to escape from your everyday vacation and take a trip to the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort where you’ll experience a vacation full of nature, education, thrills, incredible wildlife encounters and so much more.<

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> Once upon a time, there was a little piece of legislation called The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007. We will call it the Act. The Act essentially made a debt that was reduced, cancelled or for-given due to a foreclosure or loan modi-fication tax-exempt. This tax-exemption gave homeowners relief from taxes paid on the difference between the property value and the amount of the foreclosure or short sale. On December 31, 2013, the Act expired. Now, all homeowners forced into foreclosure have the addi-tional hurdle of having to pay income tax on the debt. What does this mean for borrower who was foreclosed on? Haven’t they been through enough?

Well, yes. But there may be a silver lining - otherwise known as bankruptcy. Don’t stop reading. This may sound like a hor-rible option to the average person, but there are some benefits! Think of it as spring-cleaning. Shedding those extra pounds for summer. A clean slate. Bank-ruptcy is probably one of the most mis-understood tools available to the con-sumer, so let’s answer some questions:

Question: Doesn’t bankruptcy stay on my credit report for seven years?

Answer: Technically yes. There is some (serious) history behind this. Forgiveness of debt after seven years is a biblical con-cept traced back to the Old Testament,

specifically Deuteronomy 15:1-2 (“At the end of every seven years you shall grant a release of debts.”). Coming back to present day, particularly in the wake of economic downturn and subsequent hardships, banks and creditors look to a consumer’s history of spending and an-nual income not much past two years af-ter a bankruptcy. So behave for a couple of years, and you may be in good shape!

Question: Will I be able to get a credit card soon after bankruptcy?

Answer: Maybe. Interest rates may be a bit high and terms may not be in the consumer’s favor, but it is important to establish credit. Oftentimes it is advised to obtain a credit card with a small limit and pay it off each month after declaring bankruptcy.

Question: What’s the difference between Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11?

Answer: Chapters 7 and 13 are person-al. Chapter 11 is for a corporation that intends to reorganize its debt to stay in business (think airline companies). For an individual, Chapter 7 will wipe your slate clean. No more debt. Chapter 13 is for those individuals who make a little more money and are interested in paying back some of the debt – in small portions, al-most like a payment plan – to creditors. A great benefit to filing any one of these

Chapters is the creditor harassment, bills and past due notices will stop immedi-ately after filing. Sweet relief!

Question: The Act expired and now I owe income tax on the deficiency amount. I couldn’t afford my mortgage and I cer-tainly can’t afford to pay income tax on the difference – what can I do?

Answer: Bankruptcy is a great tool, how-ever it’s not for everyone. Each individu-al’s situation is different, so keep in mind there are plenty of options out there. It is strongly recommended that you meet with an attorney who practices in real es-tate and bankruptcy in order to navigate what’s right for you.

So take some time to explore the top-ics of bankruptcy, foreclosure and the loss of important tax-exemptions. It’s the season of change and new beginnings. And just like your closet, your finances may need an overhaul. So consult with your lawyer and let the spring-cleaning begin! <

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> “We start by conducting a com-prehensive evaluation to determine your specific metabolism, endocrine sys-tem’s functionality, and overall physiol-ogy,” says Deborah Harding, M.D. At her 7,000-square-foot Anti-Aging Center, lo-cated in Metro West, her clients receive more than just a peek into their health. Based on the results of their Elite Execu-tive Health Evaluation, Dr. Deb and her specialized team develop an individual-ized program for each patient.

“There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to patient care. You are unique, and so are your issues, goals and concerns regard-ing your health,” Harding believes. By pinpointing what is happening internally, both physician and patient can take a pro-active approach not only to healthcare, but also to anti-aging.

A fit body and mind prolong a vigorous life. And by maintaining good health, you can slow down the inevitable aging pro-cess.

Triple-board certified in Internal, Anti-Aging and Sleep Disorder medicines, Dr. Deb began a new journey a few years ago after experiencing a “disconnection” from her patients. She saw that the traditional healthcare model did not allow for strong physician-patient rapports for obtain-ing and maintaining optimal health. She wanted the freedom to offer her patients the latest science without restrictions.

“My practice [then] evolved into a unique concierge medical practice called the Harding Anti-Aging Center, which pro-vides the ultimate personal experience to better health,” says Harding. In fact, cli-ents choosing the full-day Elite Executive

Physical even enjoy a private lunch with Dr. Deb. The center offers Follow-Up op-tions, including 24-hour physician access. For $300 per month, patients continue their close rapport with their physician, where they can even text their health con-cerns to Dr. Deb. Moreover, concierge medicine allows for same-day, on time and unhurried appointments in a relaxing environment.

The center looks and feels like a luxury spa – Marble countertops, a chic front desk, a Mediterranean style lobby, VIP rooms, an executive business center, a multi-media room and conference space. Now, con-cierge medicine may make some feel a bit apprehensive. In today’s economy should we forego our already expensive health insurance plans and pay out-of-pocket for enhanced services? But, as the traditional healthcare model becomes less effective, more medical practitioners and patients see concierge medicine as a better alter-native.

Research has found that boutique medi-cal practices, that is, practices that limit the number of patients seen and opt-out of health insurance plans, can provide more effective and personalized preven-tive care. And that is the key to not only maintaining good health but also reduc-ing hospital utilization rates. In a 2012 American Journal of Managed Care peer-reviewed article, researchers found that this practice model allows physicians to take a more proactive approach. This increase in physician interaction contrib-uted to “lower hospital utilization and ul-timately lower healthcare costs.” Keep in mind that many patients at these medical practices can still use their health insur-ance to cover screening test costs, while

their membership affords them the ben-efits of personalized healthcare. The Harding Anti-Aging Center takes the role of your primary care doctor, but with a stronger emphasis on comprehensive anti-aging programs.

Along with preventive anti-aging medi-cine, in-house bone density and thyroid screenings, fitness plans and new cogni-tive software, the Center also offers nu-trition and lifestyle recommendations for both men and women.

“Our team of anti-aging physicians, cer-tified personal trainers, nutritionists, and chefs will work with you every step of the way to create a unique and targeted nu-trition program, to increase your muscle mass, lower your body fat, and increase your metabolic rate,” states the Center.And because we all need our beauty sleep, the Center diagnoses and treats sleep disorders too.

Although internal youth is the Center’s fo-cus, Dr. Harding and team offer noninva-sive cosmetic procedures, including gly-colic facial peels, eyelash enhancement, specialized skin care therapies and Dr. Deborah Harding’s Specially Formulated Anti-Aging Skin Care Line.

Above all, Dr. Deb wants to work closely with her clients to help them regain and maintain optimal health. The advanced laboratory analyses offered not only give a detailed picture of her client’s current health, but they are important tools in preventive medicine. As our body ages, inevitably it will succumb to disease. Mod-ern medicine has yet to give us ambrosia, the food of the ancient gods. Preventive medicine, however, can prolong our lives.

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This is what the Harding Anti-Aging Center wants to emphasize – prevention. And one is not too young to take a proactive ap-proach to his or her health.

March is national colorectal cancer awareness month, yet few are familiar with the risks associated with the second biggest cancer killer in the United States. CRC affects both men and women, claiming more than 50,000 lives per year. Smoking, obesity, phys-ical inactivity, type 2 diabetes, alcohol abuse, a diet high in red and processed meats, increase one’s chances of developing CRC (a highly treatable cancer when caught early). The risk increases after the age of 50, but CRC can make its early stage appearance sooner. Invasive screenings are not that appealing and many pa-tients put them off until it is too late. Among the elite laboratory tests the Center offers, Dr. Deb highly recommends a new, non-invasive screening test. ColonSentry ® measures the expression of seven gene biomarkers (signatures) in the blood that are early warning signs of CRC. If a patient’s risks are high, Dr. Deb will recommend her patient undergo a colonoscopy.

“Colonoscopies are the standard screening exam for detecting colon cancer,” Harding says. Between scopes, however, which can be periods of 5 – 10 years, we need something else to check for changes in our bodies. By incorporating this blood test in their annual physical, patients take a greater proactive role in their health.

In addition to blood tests that detect breast and ovarian cancer risks, the Center offers EarlyCDT ® - Lung. The simple blood test aids the physician in risk assessment and in early detection of lung cancer in high-risk, asymptomatic patients. An elevation of any one of the seven autoantibodies above a predetermined cut-off suggests that a tumor might be present. The Center offers urine tests that check for kidney and bladder cancers too. The goal is to catch disease early and, sometimes, traditional screen-ings are not enough.

“According to the standard blood test for cholesterol, your levels may be normal, yet you could still be at risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke,” Harding says. “We check cholesterol from a molecular standpoint,” she told me. Individuals with small-mole-cule cholesterol are at a higher risk of having a heart attack. The reason? It is harder for our bodies to eliminate smaller cholesterol molecules. With the proper therapy we can lower our risks.

For more than twenty-five years, Dr. Deborah Harding has used her diverse medical background and knowledge of preventive science to help her clients live healthier lifestyles. She shares the Metro West facility with her husband of more than thirty-four years, Dr. Victor Harding. Although their practices are separate, Dr. Victor is now transitioning to concierge medicine and is the Anti-Aging Center’s Director of Research. Board certified in Anti-Aging, Sleep Disorders and Internal Medicine, his interests in-clude obesity, cholesterol management and vascular problems. Both husband and wife also serve as faculty members at the Uni-versity of Central Florida College of Medicine. Their future plans include merging their practices where anti-ag-ing medicine is under an umbrella of concierge medical services.

“A major goal of the Harding Anti-Aging Center is to further the knowledge of aging, especially as it relates to preventing cancer, dementia, and heart disease.”< www.hardingantiaging.com

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> Chevrolet introduced the most track-ca-pable Corvette in the brand’s history – the 2015 Corvette Z06. It stretches the performance en-velope for Corvette with unprecedented levels of aerodynamic downforce, at least 625 horse-power from an all-new supercharged engine, and an all-new, high-performance eight-speed automatic transmission – all building on the ad-vanced driver technologies introduced on the Corvette Stingray.

“The new Z06 delivers levels of performance, technology and design that rival the most ex-otic supercars in the world,” said Mark Reuss, president, General Motors North America. “And the Z06 leverages the engineering exper-tise of GM, offering the choice of two world-class transmissions, supercar performance without supercar fuel consumption and tech-nologies that make it easier to fully enjoy the incredible experience of driving it.”

The 2015 model is the first Corvette Z06 to offer a supercharged engine, an automatic transmission and, thanks to a stronger alumi-num frame, a removable roof panel. The new, supercharged 6.2L engine is expected to de-liver at least 625 horsepower (466 kW), and can be matched with either a seven-speed manual

or an all-new, high-performance eight-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters for manual control. The aluminum frame car-ries over from the Corvette Stingray and will be used essentially unchanged for the Corvette Racing C7.R.

A track-focused Z07 Performance Package adds unique components for true aerodynamic downforce, Michelin Pilot Super Sport Cup tires for enhanced grip, and Brembo carbon ceram-ic-matrix brake rotors that improve braking per-formance and contribute to greater handling through reduced unsprung weight. Although development testing is ongoing, the Z07 pack-age has already recorded some of the fastest lap times ever for a Corvette, surpassing even the ZR1.

“The Corvette Z06 is a great example of the technology transfer between racing and pro-duction Corvettes,” said Tadge Juechter, Cor-vette chief engineer. “First, we took what we learned on the Corvette Racing C6.R and ap-plied that to the all-new Corvette Stingray. Then, using the Stingray as a foundation, the Z06 and C7.R were developed to push the en-velope of performance on the street and the track.”

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SUPERCHARGED, EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE

The heart of the 2015 Corvette Z06 is the all-new LT4 6.2L supercharged V-8 en-gine, expected to deliver an estimated 625 horsepower (466 kW) and 635 lb-ft of torque (861 Nm). To balance perfor-mance and efficiency, the LT4 leverages the same trio of advanced technologies introduced on the Corvette Stingray: Di-rect injection, Active Fuel Management, or cylinder deactivation, and continuous-ly variable valve timing.

These technologies – combined with the fuel-efficient multi-speed transmissions, aerodynamic design and lightweight construction – help make the new Z06 surprisingly fuel efficient.

“The supercharged LT4 engine deliv-ers the greatest balance of performance and efficiency ever in the Corvette,” said John Rydzewski, assistant chief engineer for Small-Block engines. “It is one of the world’s only supercharged engines to in-corporate cylinder deactivation technol-

ogy, enabling it to cruise efficiently on the highway with reduced fuel consump-tion, but offer more than 600 horsepower whenever the driver calls up its tremen-dous power reserve.”

To maintain the Z06’s mass and per-formance targets, the LT4 engine was designed with a more-efficient, more-compact supercharger. Even with its inte-grated supercharger/intercooler assem-bly mounted in the valley between the cylinder heads, the engine is only about one inch (25 mm) taller than the Corvette Stingray’s LT1 engine – while delivering nearly 37 percent more horsepower and 40 percent more torque.

The new 1.7L Eaton R1740 TVS super-charger spins at up to 20,000 rpm – 5,000 rpm more than the supercharger on the Corvette ZR1’s LS9. The rotors are short-er in length, too, which contributes to their higher-rpm capability – and enables them to get up to speed quicker, produc-ing power-enhancing boost earlier in the rpm band. That boost is achieved more efficiently, thanks to a new, more direct discharge port that creates less turbu-lence, reducing heat and speeding air-flow into the engine.

The LT4 engine also has several unique features designed to support its higher output and the greater cylinder pressures created by forced induction, including:

• Rotocast A356T6 aluminum cylinder heads that are stronger and handle heat better than conventional heads

• Lightweight titanium intake valves and machined connecting rods for reduced reciprocating mass

• High 10.0:1 compression ratio – for a forced-induction engine – enhances per-formance and efficiency and is enabled by direct injection

• Forged aluminum pistons with unique, stronger structure to ensure strength un-der high cylinder pressures

• Stainless steel exhaust headers and an aluminum balancer that are lighter than their LT1 counterparts

• Standard dry-sump oiling system with larger cooler capacity than Z51; used with dual-pressure-control oil pump. <

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HOT BODS:

SHAKIRA

Shakira said herself that her “Hips Don’t Lie,” and her new body is quite a tes-tament to that truth. After giving birth to her first child in 2013, the singer has come back into the spotlight with achievements such as a new album and a toned physique that echo the recent success of her personal life. Now that Shakira is enjoying motherhood and a loving relationship with soccer star Ge-rard Pique, she finds that she is worry-ing less about her outward appearance and simply focusing on maintaining her health. Even though she is fit as ever, Shakira has given up trying to work to-ward a thinner body and has chosen to accept her natural size. She believes that a healthy body is more beautiful than a thin body and has stated that her boyfriend, Pique, finds that a fuller yet flattering figure suits the unstoppable singer.

HUGH JACKMAN

Ever since Hugh Jackman’s debut as the Wolverine in the X-Men series, he has maintained the role of one of Hol-lywood’s hottest stars with a body to match. Jackman is in better shape than ever as he has been preparing for the upcoming X-Men film set to be released later this year. The Australian actor dedi-cates himself to a rigorous workout rou-tine, complete with intense strength training and constant cardio workouts. In addition to these weekly exercise pro-grams, Jackman also stays in shape by putting on his dancing shoes, as 2014 will mark his return to Broadway. With these major career milestones awaiting Jackman in the near future, it is no won-der how the actor keeps his focus and motivation for sustaining a ripped body.

> Spring is in the air, which means that summer will soon arrive before we know it. Now is the time to take initiative and start working toward the body of your dreams, so you will be camera-ready for those Florida beach days and hot summer nights. Here is a list of the hot and not so hot celeb bods to inspire you to make the sunny season a happy and healthy one.

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AMBER HEARD

Amber Heard may be one of the hot-test young stars in Hollywood, and her gorgeous body even won over Johnny Depp, to whom she is rumored to be engaged. Although the blonde bomb-shell’s toned body may seem effortless, she is quick to make known that her physical shape is hard earned and well deserved. Heard says that she watches what she eats and drinks, while working out regularly. She enjoys running, play-ing tennis, and taking Pilates classes, and the results are well worth the time spent exercising. As a naturally curvy girl, Heard believes that any woman can achieve the body she desires with focus and determination. She has watched her own body transform with a healthy diet and daily exercise, and she encourages other women to do the same.

CHANNING TATUM

Although voted People’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2013, Channing Tatum appears to have recently taken a break from his regular fitness routine. The Magic Mike star has not been keeping up with the diet and exercise regime of his wife, who has bounced back from the birth of their first child with a trim post-baby body. Ta-tum admits to being a binge eater while in-between roles of his high-grossing movies, so perhaps this is just a phase for the usually buff actor. He states that he sometimes fluctuates between 25 to 30 pounds when not filming, and he of-ten feels like a “fat kid” with a hearty ap-petite on the inside. Due to this being Tatum’s first year of fatherhood, it seems that he may deserve a respite from his usual strenuous workout routine. Ta-tum reveals that he has greatly enjoyed spending his time with his daughter, Everly, as well as allowing her to become the main focus of his life.

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JENNIFER LAWRENCE

Over the past few years, Jennifer Law-rence’s acting career has skyrocketed with the success of The Hunger Games movie franchise, but judging by her fig-ure, it is evident that her recent rise to fame is due to her stellar acting talent, rather than her hot body, or lack of one. However, Lawrence’s body shape does not faze her, as she believes that soci-ety views the outward appearance of the modern female with an unnecessary importance that she hopes to counteract with self-confidence. When preparing for The Hunger Games, Lawrence even refused to lose weight for the role, stat-ing that her young audience deserves a realistic role model to which they can relate. Lawrence may not be the aver-age Hollywood starlet, but this does not signal her inability to champion with the best in the business. Many fans applaud Lawrence’s bold and independent ide-als, even if she does not look the best in a bikini.<

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> Yes ladies, one of the most dreaded times of the year is just around the cor-ner: Summer - or should I say BIKINI SEASON? This may sound a little in-timidating if we haven’t hit the gym in a while; the truth is a lot of women panic just at the thought of wearing a bikini, but it shouldn’t be that way. We want to feel confident, have fun, relax, and just be carefree.

You may think it’s too late to get fit just in time for the season, but you’d be sur-prised to see how much you and your body can change in just a few weeks. With a lot of commitment and determi-nation you’ll look fabulous in no time.

I know how much you want to look great this summer, and that’s why I have gath-ered a few tips that will make you turn heads all season long.

Eat healthy: I know, this sounds over-rated and obvious; but if you really want that hot body you’re going to have to watch what you eat.

• It’s recommended that you eat at least 5 small meals a day. If you thought starving

would be the solution to your problem, think again. Eating constantly through-out the day will boost your metabolism and it will keep you from overeating. You will feel energized and always ready for a good workout. So basically you have to eat to lose weight, isn’t this great?

• Eat a snack in between meals. So your day will go like this: breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner. There are many op-tions to choose from, but remember to avoid sweets as much as possible.

• Fill up your plate with color. Go for fruits and veggies instead of processed food – your worst enemy. Choosing col-orful veggies will make your food more pleasant to look at and you’ll want to eat it. The idea is to eat something you like instead of forcing yourself.

• Drink lots of water, and avoid sweet drinks. Drinking water has innumerable benefits, and cellulite reduction is just one of them. That’s right ladies, if you want to reduce the appearance of cel-lulite you must drink lots of water.

• Add protein to every meal. Some good

options are yogurt, cheese, nuts, and beans. You could use them in your main meals or for your snacks. Protein will keep you more satisfied than carbs or fats, and it encourages fat burning. You get the best of both worlds.

• Exercise: Yes, you may have a ton of excuses to avoid exercise, but it is es-sential to get your dream body. Exercise makes you look good and it makes you feel good. So throw away the excuses and get moving. And not having a gym membership is definitely NOT an excuse.

1. Do cardio at least 3 times a week: You have many options; you could walk, jog, run, dance, jump, swim, or whatever gets your heart rate going. Choose an activity that you like, and burn calories while you have fun.

2. Don’t be lazy, be smart: Take the stairs instead of the elevator, park farther from the entrance and walk faster. Take every opportunity you can to burn more calo-ries.

3. Do not be afraid to lift weights. Many women have the believe that lifting weights will bulk them up and make them look manly, but in reality weights will sculpt your body to make you look toned and fabulous; or do you want to look skinny and flabby? - I didn’t think so.

4. Get Organized: In order to be suc-cessful and reach your goal you must have a plan of action; this will keep you focused and on track.

• Set a realistic goal. Decide how much weight you want to lose and commit to it.

• Track your progress. Take a picture at the beginning of the process, and at the end of every week until you finish. This will allow you to see the changes that you cannot see in the mirror and it will keep you motivated.

• Meal prep. Choose a day or two to prepare your meals for the week. So if you’re a busy person, all you have to do is grab your meal and go.

As always, consult with your doctor be-fore starting any new diet and exercise regimen.<

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> It’s hard to believe it has almost been one year since OneRepublic un-leashed their third studio album onto the pop-rock music world. With the re-lease of Native came one of the biggest hits in recent months, “Counting Stars.” OneRepublic fans across the globe were ecstatic upon learning the band had brought an end to their three and a half year hiatus. With a dwindling lack of genuine musical talent today, the music industry can’t afford for a band like On-eRepublic to be taking breaks!

OneRepublic formed in Colorado Springs, Colorado and first burst onto the music scene in 2007 with the release of their debut album, Dreaming Out Loud. Their lead single off the album was the widely acclaimed hit “Apolo-gize.” As if the unforgettable tune wasn’t catchy enough, American rapper Timba-

land remixed the song and released it on his own album, Shock Value. The remix quickly became a global hit. It peaked at number one for eight consecutive weeks on the Billboard Pop 100 chart and reached the top three of the Billboard Hot 100. The song sold five million cop-ies in the United States alone and was a massive hit internationally, reaching number one in sixteen countries. The success eventually led to the band’s first Grammy nomination for best pop performance in a group or duo. Other recognizable hits off the album included “Say (All I Need),” “Mercy” and “Dream-ing Out Loud.”

OneRepublic has cleverly mastered a unique combination of rhythmic beats and anthemic lyrical writing leading al-most every song to become an instant classic. Following the success of Dream-

ing Out Loud, OneRepublic began work-ing on their second studio album, Wak-ing Up. If there was a doubt in anyone’s mind that OneRepublic was going to be a one-hit wonder, Waking Up quickly and thoroughly erased that notion. The album was released in November 2009 and peaked at number 21 on the Bill-board 200. Their first single off the al-bum “All The Right Moves” peaked at number six in the US Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart. Their second single, “Secrets” peaked at number 3 on the US Billboard Adult Top 40 chart while “Good Life” reached number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Of course no band is complete without a talented frontman and OneRepublic’s has got it all. Ryan Tedder is an American singer-songwriter, record producer and musician who has enjoyed a successful

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DON’T MISS THE BEAT - Get ready to fill those MP3 Players. Check out this list of albums to watch out for this month.

Lea Michele Album: Louder

Tony Bennet & Lady GagaAlbum: Cheek to Cheek

AshantiAlbum: Braveheart

Foster the PeopleAlbum: Supermodel

ShakiraAlbum: Shakira

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career in a variety of areas in the industry. In addition to his work with OneRepublic, Tedder also has an independent ca-reer as songwriter and producer for various artists. The im-pressive list includes Adele, Beyoncé, Colbie Caillat, Maroon 5, Demi Lovato, Ellie Goulding, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Under-wood, Jennifer Lopez, Gavin DeGraw, Gym Class Heroes, One Direction, James Blunt and many others.

Tedder was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and raised in a Christian household. Tedder and his wife, Genevieve, have a three-year-old son, Copeland Cruz. If their toddler is anything like his father, you can be sure little Copeland has already begun following in the musical footsteps of Tedder. At the age of three, Tedder began to learn the piano with the encourage-ment of his father who was also a musician and his mother, a schoolteacher. Four years later, he started singing for the first time. At twelve, Tedder began improving his vocals by imitating some of his favorite artists such as The Beatles, Ste-vie Wonder and even Sting. For the next five years, Tedder would continue to sing at least two hours every day at home, through church, school, and personally formed groups. With the formation of OneRepublic in 2003, all of Tedder’s hard work paid off and for the first time he was globally recog-nized as the incredibly talented artist that he is.

On March 22, 2013, OneRepublic released their third and most recent studio album, Native. It became the band’s first top ten album on the Billboard 200 and their highest chart-ing album to date, peaking in the coveted top five at number four. Native’s lead single, “If I Lose Myself” hit top ten in several countries. The album’s third single, “Counting Stars” reached top ten placements in nine countries and top five in seven. In the UK, “Counting Stars” topped the charts and became their highest UK peak to date. Back home in the US, the hit peaked at number 2 on the US Billboard Hot 100 be-coming their highest charting hit since “Apologize.”

OneRepublic has got it all. Great hits, incredibly talented musicians and an amazing frontman who not only writes his own material but is also pretty easy on the eyes! The band truly deserves every success and accolade they’ve earned since their inception over a decade ago—as well as all the praise they’re sure to be receiving now. If you haven’t heard Native yet, be sure to pick up your copy today and check out this incredible band that we can’t help falling for! <

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44 - HEALTH & BEAUTY

> Being a mom is quite a hectic job in

itself. With a newborn, or kids in gener-

al, you may be thinking, “Me? Exercise?

When do I have time for that?” While

the idea seems a little crazy, it is totally

possible! With these five simple tips,

shedding the baby weight will feel like

a breeze.

FIRST THINGS FIRST, BE REALISTIC:

It took you nine months to produce that

baby; you need to realize that losing the

baby weight is going to take some time

as well. If you keep yourself motivated

and positive, everything else will come

much easier. The more confident you

feel, the more your inner diva will come

out! (She’s still in there!)

SCHEDULE YOUR WORKOUT PLANS:

Between taking care of the family and

the house, when are you going to sched-

ule a workout? While this may seem like

a task, if you plan your workouts in ad-

vance, the idea of it doesn’t seem so

overwhelming. Keep a journal with you

to write down what you want to do on

specific days. Monday can be a light

walk in the park with the stroller and Fri-

day might be a yoga DVD at home while

the baby naps.

BREAK UP YOUR ROUTINE:

While it’s ideal to have a nice gym mem-

bership with a personal trainer to mo-

tivate you and the time to spend thirty

minutes to an hour there four days a

week, realistically, you have zero time for

a lifestyle like that. Schedule your rou-

tines in smaller increments so it is less

stressful and easier to make up if you get

off track. Completing quicker, smaller,

higher intensity workouts actually im-

prove cardio strength and burn more

calories than hours on the treadmill.

GET YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS INVOLVED:

There are so many different ways to get

your family involved with your workouts.

Some places offer mommy-and-baby

classes that can provide quality time for

your kids and your body. Try taking the

kids with you when you go on a hike.

Or consider taking the little ones to the

pool with you for a swim. Have another

Mom keep you motivated and account-

able. A buddy system can help you both

stay on track and plan ahead for future

workouts.

THINK BEFORE YOU EAT:

Eating healthy is the key to any diet. Be-

fore you grab a handful of cookies, take a

moment to think of your options. Those

cookies will only satisfy you for a few mo-

ments. Try healthy snack and meal op-

tions from your grocer. One great snack

readily available and pre-packaged

year round is almonds. These little nuts

are packed full of healthy fats that help

shed the weight, not to mention they are

sweet and delicious. No time to make

dinner every night? Pre-cook your meals

and store them in the fridge or freezer

to help yourself and your family have a

healthy dinner each night. Don’t let that

drive-thru become your daily food dis-

tributor!

As always, consult with your doctor be-

fore starting any new diet and exercise

regimen. <

LOSING THE BABY WEIGHTBy Katy Seymour

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> The beach is one of the best places for you and your pup to have fun in the sun, but it is also an unfamiliar environ-ment for which your dog should be pre-pared. Here are five important tips to help keep your best friend safe in the sand and sea.

1: AVOID OVERHEATING

With the Florida heat that often arrives well before the summer months, it is vital to ensure that you protect your pooch from the dangers of overheating. You should bring plenty of cold water, pref-erably bottled and in a cooler with ice, as well as a doggie bowl for easy access. Also, set up a shady retreat for your dog with an umbrella and a blanket to pro-tect his or her sensitive paws from the scorching sand. If you have a short-muz-

zled breed, such as a Pug or a Pekinese, it is important to remember that these dogs overheat faster than others.

2: PREVENT SUNBURN

If you decide to bring a short-coated or fair-haired breed to the beach, it is nec-essary to take precaution against poten-tial sunburn. You can purchase sunscreen made specifically for dogs, but be sure to avoid brands that contain zinc or fra-grances, which can be toxic if ingested. Apply sunscreen to any area that may be vulnerable to direct sunlight, and reap-ply after every dip in the water. Even if your dog has a thick coat, you should ap-ply sunscreen to the nose and ears. For hairless dogs, keep a T-shirt on hand for extra protection.

3: WATCH FOR BEACH HAZARDS

Although the beach is a great place for your dog to exercise, the natural envi-ronment poses several dangers. Do not allow your dog to drink the ocean water, as sea salt is a gastrointestinal ir-ritant that can cause dehydration and vomiting. In case of cut paws from rocky terrain, bring a first aid kit including ammonia, peroxide, cotton balls, and bandages. It’s always best to keep your dog on a leash especially when entering the water; you don’t want your dog to be carried away with the tide/surf. Also, a life jacket can be a lifesaver, and always remember that puppies should stay on the shore at all times.

4: MASTER CALLING COMMANDS

Once at the beach, your dog may want to romp around in the sand, and this is a healthy release of energy that should be allowed. In order to keep your dog safe while off-leash, have a calling command to which he or she responds. Before you take your dog to the beach, teach and practice this command where there are little distractions. If you are unsure as to your dog’s adaptability of this skill, bring a long leash so he or she can take part in the fun while staying securely nearby.

5: FOLLOW BEACH RULES

It is important to pay attention to the recommendations of the specific beach you are visiting, as these will help ensure the safety of your dog. These rules may include supervising your dog, following the leash laws, making sure your dog is up to date on vaccinations, and keeping your dog’s ID tags on at all times. Always remember that your dog is probably not the only pet at the beach, and these rules will help to keep him or her safe from dogs that may be more aggressive or ill behaved. <

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48 - COCKTAIL HOUR

> When most people in Florida think about rum, thoughts of pirates jump into their heads. It is true that our state has a history of pirates and their stories go hand in hand with rum drinking swashbucklers. Why we don’t have those type of pirates sailing up and down our coasts we do still have rum. Rum has been kind of pushed to the back of most bars in recent years as most patrons have turned to vodka, gin, old world liquors and whiskies. I feel that rum is about to push back. This is just a feeling on my part but I believe that rum is poised to be the next big thing in the craft spirit world.

There has been a series of trends that most people who are in the business have seen unfold over the past few years. Absinthe is one example that shot out of the gate at first and craft bars and bartenders fell in love with the mystery behind it. Other spirits were quick to line up and become the trendy thing to have and to be seen having. Rum got lost in the shuffle but it seems to this writer that it will soon have a voice to be heard from coast to coast. This is a trend that I think Floridians can really get behind. We already have it instilled in our history so let us be one of the first to push this crafty trend to the front of the line. I know there are several distillers in Florida already making some great rums right here in our own backyards. A little research will lead you to such rums as Wicked Dolphin, Siesta Key, Miami Club and Key West First Legal Rum being distilled, quite well, somewhere close by.

As far as craft bartenders playing and creating cocktails with rum as the main ingredient, they are coming around. The spirit really allows a bartender to be creative and tickle your taste buds in many different directions. Silver rum is a nice clean canvas on which a craft

spirit aficionado can create different masterpieces from sweet to fruity or to smoky and bold. Spiced rum is one that I think gets looked over. Do yourself a favor and seek out a spiced rum that doesn’t have an overly brash pirate on the label and you will be pleasantly surprised. For those of you who love their whiskies neat or on the rocks will not be disappointed either. Ask your local barkeep to introduce you to their selection of aged rums and you might not head back to the bourbon. Rum also shines in many different locales and bars. Images of a frozen tall concoction nestled next to your chaise lounge poolside cooling you off in the hot Florida sun? It has rum I bet. The pool bar will be stocked with all kinds of fun rum based drinks meant to cool you down during the day or heat things up at night. Out downtown for a nice dinner with your peers or friends? Hit the bar first and find a local rum or one you have not heard of before and have them introduce it to some ice and ginger beer. Just got finished with a big business dinner at a four star restaurant? Celebrate with aged rum and if they have them, one big ice cube. Whatever the situation I guarantee rum can be the star if you give it a chance.

Trends in this industry have been changing constantly and one must stay in tune with the industry to keep up. I say it is time for Florida to help start a trend that others will grab hold of. I believe that trend is rum. As I said before, seek out the local rums when you can or find a bartender who knows how great an aged rum is and let them introduce you to a whole new world. However you choose to introduce rum to the glass that is in front of you, do it! As for me I am off to the beach to search for buried treasure at my favorite bar, A Dark and Stormy in hand. Cheers <

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DR. JENNIFER GILBYSpecialty: Obstetrics and Gynecology

> Dr. Jennifer Gilby has a long-standing reputation of excellence in Obstetrics and Gynecology in the St Petersburg community. She has been an OB/GYN in the Tampa Bay Area for over 17 years. She attended The University of Florida College of Medicine, then moved to Tampa Bay and completed her residency at USF Department of OB/GYN at Tampa General Hospital. Upon completion of her residency, she moved to St Petersburg to begin her private practice. She has been in private practice now for 13 years. Women’s Care Florida-Absolute Health & Wellness is the name of her private practice located at 1600 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street North in Northeast St. Petersburg.

Dr. Gilby has many accomplishments. She is Vice Chairman for the Depart-ment of Surgery at St Anthony’s Hospital as well as teaching faculty for Bayfront Medical Center Department of OB/GYN Residency program. She serves as Chairman of the Board for Physicians Business Services, Inc. a corporation that provides billing and collections as well as human resources, consulting, and IT to other medical practices. She was cho-sen to begin the DaVinci Single Site Hys-terectomy platform for the Tampa Bay Area by Intuitive Surgical the company that manufactures the DaVinci Robotics. She is a proctor for Intuitive Surgery/Da-Vinci Robotics and teaches GYN robot-ics surgery to multiple surgeons around the state as well the Bayfront OB/GYN Residency program. She practices Ob-stetrics at Bayfront Baby Place and oper-ates at Bayfront Medical Center and St Anthony’s Hospital. Her awards include being nominated to “Who’s Who Among

America’s Obstetrician Gynecologists”, as well as “America’s Top Obstetrician Gynecologists”, and she was chosen “Top Teaching Physician” by the Bay-front OB/GYN Residency Program. She was the first to perform a Robotic Hyster-ectomy in St Petersburg, as well as the first in Tampa Bay to perform In-Office Endometrial Ablation with Novasure. She continues to offer In Office Nova-sure ablations, Essure tubal occlusions, and office hysteroscopy. Dr. Gilby also treats a wide variety of women’s issues including prolapse, incontinence, pel-vic pain, low sex drive, hormonal imbal-ance and endometriosis. She also per-forms vaginal and vulvar plastic surgery with labiaplasty and vaginal rejuvenation surgical procedures.

Dr. Gilby enjoys caring for women through all spectrums of life: early adolescence, through pregnancy, and into menopause. Her patients state that she is a doctor that “really gets to know you, while solving your problems and delivering top notch healthcare”. “She consistently takes time to ask about your personal, career, and or family life”. Her patients all agree that, “She is definitely worth the wait!” Although Dr Gilby has a busy schedule, she is welcoming new OB patients as well as Surgical consults and patients with a GYN problem. As of March 17, 2014 she is welcoming Joyce Kepto, ARNP, CNM to work side by side with her at Women’s Care Florida. She and Joyce will be seeing patients together with a combined total of over 35 years experience treating women in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Call today for your appointment: 727-456-0750. <

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ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGYRoger Williams FoxAllergy, Asthma and Immunology Associates of Tampa Bay13801 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. Ste 502Tampa, FL 33613 813-971-9743Mark Christian GlaumAllergy, Asthma and Immunology Associates of Tampa Bay13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 502Tampa, FL 33613813-971-9743Alan Barton HalseyPartners in Allergy and Asthma Care3658 Lithia Pinecrest RdValrico, FL 33596813-681-6537Craig Andrew KalikPartners in Allergy and Asthma Care3658 Lithia Pinecrest RdValrico, FL 33596813-681-6537Dennis K. LedfordAllergy, Asthma and Immunology Associates of Tampa Bay13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 502Tampa, FL 33613813-971-9743Richard F. LockeyAllergy, Asthma and Immunology Associates of Tampa Bay13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 502Tampa, FL 33613813-971-9743Jack Parrino5128 N Habana AveTampa, FL 33614813-877-0550Daniel A. ReichmuthFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Allergy and Asthma38103 Market SqZephyrhills, FL 33542813-779-8194Mandel Reid Sher11200 Seminole Blvd, Ste 310Largo, FL 33778727-397-8557

ANESTHESIOLOGYMuhammad N. Abou-SamraFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Denna E. AliLaser Spine Institute3001 N Rocky Point Dr ETampa, FL 33607813-289-9613Alan David AlmengualPediatric Surgery CenterDepartment of Anesthesiology14111 State Rd 54Odessa, FL 33556813-343-5690Cathy M. BalbinFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434John C. BasileFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Enrico M. CamporesiTampa General HospitalDepartment of Anesthesiology1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606

813-844-7170Sibat F. ChaudaryFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Andrew V. DvoryanskyFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Carla GalangElite Anesthesia PractitionersCentral Florida Surgery Center900 Griffin RdLakeland, FL 33805813-394-3780Frank GreenFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Vincent GuariniFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Mark E. KellyFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Sarat B. LingamFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Etta L. LoweryFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Devanand MangarFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Veronica L. MasseyFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Rafael MiguelBrandon Pain Medicine514 Eichenfeld Dr, Ste 202Brandon, FL 33511813-571-7117Richard L. NuttWest Bay Surgery Center1401 W Bay DrLargo, FL 33770727-585-9500Sumedha A. PanchalFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434William QuartuccioFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Javier RojasZephyrhills Anesthesiology Associates7050 Gall BlvdZephyrhills, FL 33541877-509-3653David Jeffrey SamuelsTampa General HospitalDepartment of Anesthesiology1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606

813-699-9871John (Hans) SchweigerFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Baiju P. ShethFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Reginald B. SimmonsFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Hector Vila, Jr.Pediatric Dental Anesthesia Associates4304 Azeele StTampa, FL 33609813-545-9924Cong WangFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Brooke WilliamsFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Albrecht WobstFlorida Hospital ZephyrhillsTampa Bay Anesthesiology Associates7050 Gall BlvdZephyrhills, FL 33541813-788-0411

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASELuis Annoni-SuauInterventional Cardiac ConsultantsWest Coast Arrhythmia Center3000 E Fletcher Ave, Ste 120Tampa, FL 33613813-972-5248Peter J. BermanTampa General Medical Group - Cardiology5 Tampa General Cir, 3rd Fl, Ste 300Tampa, FL 33606813-251-0793Mario I. CanedoCardiology Center of Tampa13701 N Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33613813-971-2600Guillermo B. CintronTampa General Medical Group - Cardiology5 Tampa General Cir, 3rd Fl, Ste 300Tampa, FL 33606813-251-0793Douglas EbersoleLakeland Regional Medical CenterWatson Clinic1600 Lakeland Hills BlvdLakeland, FL 33805863-680-7995Hector L. FontanetFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Cardiology2100 Via Bella Blvd, Ste 202Land O’Lakes, FL 34639813-929-3516James IrwinBay Heart Group2814 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-875-9000Arthur J. LabovitzUSF HealthDepartment of Cardiovascular Medicine2 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606

813-259-0664Fadi A. MatarFlorida Cardiovascular Institute509 S Armenia Ave, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33609813-353-1515Debbie Rinde-HoffmanTampa General Medical Group - Cardiology5 Tampa General Cir, 3rd Fl, Ste 300Tampa, FL 33606813-251-0793Dany Edward SayadFlorida Cardiovascular Institute509 S Armenia Ave, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33609813-353-1515John Thompson SullebargerFlorida Cardiovascular Institute509 S Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33609813-353-1515Kenneth H. YamamuraWest Coast Arrhythmia Center14100 Fivay Rd, Ste 310Hudson, FL 34667727-862-3202

COLON AND RECTAL SURGERYAnthony N. BrannanHealthPoint Medical GroupDepartment of Colon and Rectal Surgery4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33614813-879-5010Jorge E. MarcetUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Colon and Rectal Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-844-4545

CRITICAL CARE MEDICINEW. McDowell AndersonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Sleep Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Attila BecseyFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Keith Wayne Chandler4620 N Habana Ave, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33614813-875-9362Jonathan B. CohenH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Anesthesiology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8486Theron Arthur EbelFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine: Fletcher Medical Cntr Bldg, Ste 2703000 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613 813-977-7794Allan L. GoldmanUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Pulmonary Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920


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Marian MenezesFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Pulmonary and Critical Care MedicineFletcher Medical Center Bldg, Ste 2703000 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-977-7794Ralph E. RobertsonFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434Mark RumbakUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Pulmonology2 Tampa CirTampa, FL 33606813-974-2920John (Hans) SchweigerFlorida Gulf-to-Bay Anesthesiology Associates1 Tampa General Cir, Ste A-327Tampa, FL 33606813-844-4434David Allan SolomonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Pulmonary Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Frank W. WalshH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteThoracic Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8412

DERMATOLOGYJeffrey S. Beard1416 59th St WBradenton, FL 34209941-794-5246Teresa Pullara BrandtPalm Harbor Dermatology621 Medical Care DrBrandon, FL 33511813-657-3330Basil S. CherpelisUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Dermatology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-4744James B. ConnorsSuncoast Medical ClinicDepartment of Dermatology620 10th St N, Ste 3ASt. Petersburg, FL 33705727-824-7105Peter A. DonelanFlorida Hospital TampaDepartment of Dermatology3000 E Fletcher Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33613813-972-1229Lowella E. EsperanzaFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Dermatology38051 Market SqZephyrhills, FL 33542813-780-8085Neil Alan FenskeUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Dermatology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612

813-974-4744John Robert Hamill, Jr.Gulf Coast Dermatology7547 Jacque RdHudson, FL 34667727-862-8561Ruth HannoTampa Palms Dermatology15310 Amberly Dr, Ste 150Tampa, FL 33647813-978-8888Daniel James HoganBay Pines VA Healthcare SystemDepartment of Dermatology10000 Bay Pines BlvdBay Pines, FL 33744727-398-6661Timothy Francis Kelly1840 Mease Dr, Ste 406Safety Harbor, FL 34695727-712-8222Kathleen Leber2835 W De Leon St, Unit 201Tampa, FL 33609813-350-0700Nancy Ling305 Bryan Rd, Ste 5 and 6Brandon, FL 33511813-689-2054Christopher G. NelsonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-4744Albert J. NemethAdvanced Specialized Laser CenterBldg C, Ste 23165 N McMullen Booth RdClearwater, FL 33761727-799-5273Stacy PerezPalm Harbor Dermatology621 Medical Care DrBrandon, FL 33511813-657-3330Philip D. ShenefeltUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-4744James SpencerSpencer Dermatology and Skin Surgery Center900 Carillon Pkwy, Ste 404St. Petersburg, FL 33716727-572-1333Susan H. WeinkleBay Area Medical Complex5601 21st Ave W, Ste BBradenton, FL 34209941-794-5432

ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISMLouis Bernard ChaykinMeridian Research5700 State Rd 64 EBradenton, FL 34208941-756-8680David Ralph LeonardMorton Plant Diabetes and Endocrine Center455 Pinellas St, 2nd FlClearwater, FL 33756727-461-8300Bryan McIverH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research

InstituteDivision of Endocrinology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612888-663-3488Brendan C. O’MalleyFlorida Hospital TampaDiabetes and Endocrinology Institute13901 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33613813-615-7620Manuel C. Sainz de la PenaPrimary Care Physicians Alliance2727 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Ste 450Tampa, FL 33607813-875-8453

FAMILY MEDICINEColin S. BeachFamily Care at Tampa Palms15285 Amberly DrTampa, FL 33647813-979-6978Harrison James Brownlee, Jr.USF HealthMonsour Executive Wellness Center13220 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Adam A. BrunsonCarillon Sports and Family Medicine12225 28th St N, Ste BSt. Petersburg, FL 33716727-561-4303Ana B. CharlesMorton Plant Mease Primary CareDunedin Primary Care180 Patricia AveDunedin, FL 34698727-733-4193Eric Emmanuel CorisUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Sports Medicine13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-2918Bruce Edward Day5741 9th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-345-5765Thomas E. EspositoPasadena Family Medical Associates630 Pasadena Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33707727-345-7100Corey H. EvansSt. Anthony’s Primary Care1201 5th Ave N, Ste 408St. Petersburg, FL 33705727-894-3733Roy W. FinleySkyway Family Practice1100 62nd Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33705727-866-3166Ernest Lane FriersonJSA Medical Group - Northeast8950 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 180St. Petersburg, FL 33702727-576-8900Eduardo C. GonzalezUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Family Medicine13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-4235John A. GrossSt. Anthony’s Primary Care116 1st St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33701

727-895-5210Frederic J. GuerrierRoser Park Medical CenterDepartment of Family Medicine500 Roser Park Dr SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-898-4461Richard J. InaFlorida Medical ClinicFamily Medicine15260 Amberly DrTampa, FL 33647813-975-1727Gigi Claire LefebvreLagniappe Medical6600 30th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-381-4463David Alan Levine4957 38th Ave N, Ste BSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-522-8878Paul LewisTurley Family Health Center807 N Myrtle AveClearwater, FL 33755727-467-2400Gregory Walter MitchellFlorida Institute of Family Medicine - Bay Way2816 54th Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33712727-867-8641John V. Murray, Jr.Pasadena Family Medical Associates630 Pasadena Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33707727-345-7100Michele D. PescasioUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Family Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Joel S. PrawerFlorida Institute of Family Medicine - Point Brittany5101 Brittany Dr SSt. Petersburg, FL 33715727-867-2151Martha Ann Price3211 W Azeele StTampa, FL 33609813-879-3334Christopher J. PurcellThe Diagnostic ClinicDepartment of Internal Medicine1301 2nd Ave SW, 4th FlLargo, FL 33770727-584-7706Arnold M. RamirezTampa Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine602 S Howard AveTampa, FL 33606813-253-2406Cheryl ReedPinnacle Health Group2605 W Swann Ave, Ste 100Tampa, FL 33609813-874-5500David J. RemmerWatson ClinicXpressCare at Lakeland Highlands2190 E County Rd, Ste 540ALakeland, FL 33813863-393-9472Richard G. RoetzheimUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Family Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33620


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813-974-2201Robert B. RosequistFamily Care of Land O’Lakes1942 Highland Oaks Blvd, Ste ALutz, FL 33559813-948-3838A. John SarankoFamily Practice Center of Plant City507 W Alexander StPlant City, FL 33563813-754-3504Alan A. Smith1769 66th St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-343-2741Jeffrey John SourbeerTurley Family Health Center807 N Myrtle AveClearwater, FL 33755727-467-2400Joseph P. SpringleBay Area Family Practice6350 Central AveSt. Petersburg, FL 33707727-381-1144Frank Allan ThompsonSt. Anthony’s Primary Care900 Carillon Pkwy, Ste 304St. Petersburg, FL 33716727-561-2450Ronald VicencioOldsmar Family Practice120 Pine Ave NOldsmar, FL 34677813-814-9504Kevin B. WittBay Area Family Practice6350 Central AveSt. Petersburg, FL 33707727-381-1144Laurie J. WoodardUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Family Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Kira Katherine ZwygartUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Family Medicine13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201

GASTROENTEROLOGYPatrick G. BradyUniversity of South Florida College of MedicineDepartment of Internal Medicine12901 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-974-4115Jay J. MamelUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-4115Haim PinkasUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-4115Joel E. RichterUSF Physicians GroupJoy McCann Culverhouse Center for Swallow-ing Disorders

Division of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-3374

GERIATRIC MEDICINEClaudia Beghé-BalducciJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterGeriatric Clinic13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000June Y. LelandJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Geriatrics13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-903-3611Hae Kyoung ParkJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterGeriatric Clinic13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000

GERIATRIC MEDICINE/HOSPICE AND PAL-LIATIVE MEDICINEJonathan Taylor StewartJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Psychiatry13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000

HAND SURGERYRobert John BelsoleUSF HealthDepartment of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine2 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-259-0854Thomas L. GreeneTampa Bay Surgery Specialists2727 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Ste 560Tampa, FL 33607813-873-0337Alfred V. HessFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700John M. RayhackWrist and Hand Center4728 N Habana Ave, Ste 204Tampa, FL 33614813-879-7478Jeffrey D. StoneFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700

INFECTIOUS DISEASEDon H. BercusonMorton Plant HospitalDepartment of Infectious Disease300 Pinellas StClearwater, FL 33756727-462-7000Lindell A. BusciglioInfectious Disease Associates of Tampa Bay4729 N Habana AveTampa, FL 33614813-251-8444Margarita Rosa CancioInfectious Disease Associates of Tampa Bay4729 N Habana AveTampa, FL 33614813-251-8444Beata C. CasanasTampa General Hospital

Division of Infectious Disease1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4187Eliot W. Godofsky6010 Point W BlvdBradenton, FL 34209941-746-2711Sandra GompfJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Infectious Disease13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000John N. GreeneH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDivision of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Daniel HaightLakeland Regional Medical CenterDepartment of Infectious Disease1324 Lakeland Hills BlvdLakeland, FL 33805863-687-1100Thomas A. Hoffman, Jr.Infectious Disease Physicians646 Virginia St, Rm 421Dunedin, FL 34698727-734-6932Douglas Allen HoltHillsborough County Health Department1105 E Kennedy BlvdTampa, FL 33602813-307-8000Brent W. Laartz1840 Mease Dr, Ste 319Safety Harbor, FL 34695727-669-6800Cynthia MayerInfectious Disease Associates of Tampa Bay4729 N Habana AveTampa, FL 33614813-251-8444Jose MonteroTampa General HospitalDivision of Infectious Disease1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4187Richard OehlerJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Infectious Disease13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Jose R. PrietoBay Area Infectious Disease Associates214 Morrison Rd, Ste 104Brandon, FL 33511813-681-6474John Thomas SinnottTampa General HospitalDepartment of Internal Medicine1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4174Charurut SomboonwitTampa General HospitalDepartment of Infectious Disease and Interna-tional Medicine1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4187John ToneyJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Infectious Disease13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612

813-972-2000Todd S. WillsTampa General HospitalDivision of Infectious Disease1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4187

INTERNAL MEDICINEDonald BehnkeSouth Bay Internal Medicine1901 Haverford Ave, Ste 101Sun City Center, FL 33573813-634-9284Bryan BognarH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Internal Medicine12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-4530Kent R. Corral4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 103Tampa, FL 33614813-348-0224Mark Allen DavisJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterPrimary Care Charlie TeamAmbulatory Care Unit13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Angela L. DenietolisJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterAmbulatory Care Unit13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Denise K. EdwardsUSF HealthSouth Tampa CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Carol A. HodgesJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterPrimary Care Alpha TeamAmbulatory Care Unit13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Thomas Brett HoggardSt. Petersburg General HospitalDepartment of Hospital Medicine6500 38th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-344-4795Bruce A. KahanInternal Medicine Associates3661 Madaca LnTampa, FL 33618813-968-7830Joseph Orville KrebsJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterPrimary Care Alpha TeamAmbulatory Care Unit13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Brent W. Laartz1840 Mease Dr, Ste 319Safety Harbor, FL 34695727-669-6800Harris H. McIlwain4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 201Tampa, FL 33614813-345-2380Hugo J. NarvarteUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced Healthcare


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Dr. Kwitko was awarded the American Academy of Oph-thalmology honor award in 2003 and had been elected a “Best Doctor” by his peers ev-ery year since 2003.

Dr Kwitko also specializes in thyroid eye disease, tearing problems, dry eye, and re-constructive surgery including eyelid and orbital cancers.

Dr. Kwitko is a fellow of the American College of Sur-geons, American Academy of Ophthalmology, International College of Surgeons, Interna-tional Society of Orbital Disor-ders, and the Neuro-ophthal-mic Surgical Society. Dr Kwitko has been in practice in south

Tampa since 1991 and has earned a reputation for solv-ing difficult ocular problems in his area of expertise.

Dr. Kwitko has been married to Paula for 29 years and has 2 sons Michael 27 and Daniel 25. In his spare time Dr. Kwit-ko enjoys skiing and playing competitive ice hockey and is fortunate enough to be able to play hockey with both his sons. One day he hopefully will be able to play hockey with his grandchildren but not too soon!

Dr. Kwitko’s office accepts most insurance and will file your insurance for your conve-nience. <

> For more than 23 years Geoffrey M. Kwitko, M.D. has brought world class cosmetic eyelid surgery to the Tampa Bay area. Dr. Kwitko is board certified and fellowship trained in Oculoplastic, orbital, and neuroophthalmology. He is the for-mer chief of surgery at Memorial Hospital and former chief of ophthalmology at St. Joseph’s Hospital as well as a clinical assistant professor at the University of South Florida.

Dr. Kwitko has lectured extensively in the USA and abroad teaching other ophthalmologists his techniques of cosmet-ic eyelid surgery and orbital surgery and regularly teaches courses at the prestigious American Academy of Ophthalmol-ogy annual meeting.

GEOFFREY M. KWITKO, M.D.F.A.C.S, F.A.A.O., F.I.C.S., F.I.S.O.D., F.N.O.S.S.

Specialties: Cosmetic and Reconstructive

Eyelid Surgery

Geoffrey M. Kwitko, M.D.311 MacDill Ave.Tampa, FL 33609P: 813-877-8665www.Kwitko.com

FOR MORE THAN 23 YEARS

GEOFFREY M. KWITKO, M.D.

HAS BROUGHT WORLD CLASS

COSMETIC EYELID SURGERY TO

THE TAMPA BAY AREA.

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SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE

Department of Internal Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Kevin O’BrienUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Internal Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Lucila RamiroTGH Family Care Center2501 W Kennedy BlvdTampa, FL 33609813-236-5350Mayra RiveraFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Internal Medicine17417 Bridge Hill CtTampa, FL 33647813-972-7900Elizabeth A. WarnerUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Internal Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Brian ZilkaJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000

INTERNAL MEDICINE/HOSPITAL MEDICINEErika AbelTampa General HospitalDivision of Hospital Medicine1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-3397Charles M. EdwardsTampa General HospitalDivision of Hospital Medicine1 Tampa General Cir, Ste F-170Tampa, FL 33606813-844-3397Thomas Brett HoggardSt. Petersburg General HospitalDepartment of Hospital Medicine6500 38th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-344-4795Deborah A. HumphreyTampa General HospitalDivision of Hospital Medicine1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-3397Jose (Joe) L. Lezama, Jr.James A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Cuc Thi MaiTampa General HospitalDivision of Hospital Medicine1 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-3397Daniel PoetterJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Alexander Reiss

James A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-7629

MEDICAL GENETICSRebecca SutphenInformedDNA360 Central Ave, Ste 1230St. Petersburg, FL 33701760-778-4434

MEDICAL ONCOLOGY AND HEMATOLOGYMelissa AlsinaH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteBlood and Bone Marrow Transplant ClinicWest Clinic Bldg, 4th Fl12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Claudio AnasettiH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteBone Marrow Transplant Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Lodovico BalducciH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteSenior Adult Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Robert CassellWinter Haven HospitalCassidy Cancer Center200 Ave F NEWinter Haven, FL 33881863-292-4670Paul A. ChervenickMoffitt Cancer CenterDepartment of Medical Oncology and Hematol-ogy12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-4294William S. DaltonH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Medical Oncology and Hematol-ogyStabile Research Bldg12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-4261Ronald C. DeContiH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteComprehensive Melanoma Research CenterDepartment of Cutaneous Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482Martine ExtermannH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteSenior Adult Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Hugo F. FernandezH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteBone Marrow Transplant Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8751Hyo (Heather) S. HanH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research

InstituteCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8410Eric B. HauraH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteThoracic Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8412Julie A. KishH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Medical Oncology and Hematol-ogy12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3822Larry K. KvolsH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGastrointestinal Tumor Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8459Jeffrey E. LancetH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHematology Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Alan F. ListH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHematologic Malignancies Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612888-860-2778Susan MintonH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8410Javier Pinilla-IbarzH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHematology Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-1857Lubomir SokolH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHematology Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Eduardo SotomayorH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Malignant Hematology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8986Daniel M. SullivanH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteBlood and Bone Marrow Transplant Clinic ProgramWest Clinic Bldg, 4th Fl12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Jeffrey S. WeberH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteComprehensive Melanoma Research Center

Department of Cutaneous Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482Kenneth S. ZuckermanH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Malignant Hematology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8470

NEPHROLOGYDenise Y. AlverangaTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of Nephrology409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5470Samuel Steven WeinsteinTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of Nephrology409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5470

NEUROLOGICAL SURGERYH. Bushnell ClarkeNeurosurgical Associates of Tampa BayBayfront Medical Plaza603 7th St S, Ste 540St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-828-8400Thomas B. FreemanUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Neurosurgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0889Fernando L. ValeUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Neurological Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 7th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0605Harry R. van LoverenUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Neurosurgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0929

NEUROLOGYSelim Ramin BenbadisUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Neurology2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-396-9478Edmund Guy Grant, Jr.Florida Medical ClinicDepartment of Neurology13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 401Tampa, FL 33613813-971-8811Robert A. HauserUSF HealthParkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center4001 Fletcher Ave, 6th FlTampa, FL 33613813-396-0751Lara W. KatzinUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Neurology13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-396-9478Erasmo Passaro


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> Spencer Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center is dedicated to providing the high-est quality in dermatologic care. The center is a private medical practice committed to the prevention, detection and treatment of skin cancer and to the cosmetic treatment of the skin through cosmetic dermatology and laser surgery. Dr. Spencer is an internationally recognized expert in skin cancer treatment and cos-metic surgery. A frequent speaker at medical symposiums both here and abroad; he is a sought after educator for other physicians to learn cosmetic and laser surgery and is the author of 16 book chapters and over 90 scientific publications. Dr. Spencer serves as an investigator for a variety of innovative therapies; having con-ducted clinical trails for Dysport®, an alternative to Botox® and Artefill®, a new per-manent filler for scar correction to name just a few.<

DR. JAMES SPENCER Specialties: Dermatology & Skin Surgery

Dr. James SpencerSpencer Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center

900 Carillon Parkway, Suite 404St. Petersburg, FL 33716

P: 727-572-1333F: 727-572-1331

www.spencerdermatology.com

TREATMENTS AVAILABLE:• Fractionated CO2 Laser

• Erbium Yag Laser Resurfacing

• Tattoo Removal Laser

• Stretch Marks

• Skin Cancer Treatment

• Dermatology

• Mohs Skin Cancer Surgery

• Cosmetic Dermatology

• Acne Center

• CoolSculpting®

• Skin Tightening with Fractora

EDUCATION:• MS is Molecular Biology, Stanford University

• MD College of Physicians & Surgeons of

Columbia University

BOARD CERTIFICATION:• American Board of Dermatology

RESIDENCY:• Department of Dermatology,

Columbia University

• Fellowship in Mohs Micrographic Surgery

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENT:• Professor of Clinical Dermatology, Mt. Sinai

School of Medicine, New York, NY

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENT:• Past President American Academy of

Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery

• Past President Florida Society of

Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery

• Board of Directors American Academy

of Dermatology

• President Florida Society of

Dermatologic Surgery

• Editor in Chief, Journal of Drugs in

Dermatology

PUBLICATIONS:• 1 book

• 16 book chapters

• 94 scientific publications


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Florida Center for Neurology600 8th St S, Ste ASt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-329-8833Juan R. Sanchez-RamosUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Neurology13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-396-9478Stephen M. SergayTampa Neurology Associates2919 W Swann Ave, Ste 401Tampa, FL 33609813-872-1548Paul R. WintersUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Neurology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-396-9478

NUCLEAR MEDICINEDwight AchongJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Nuclear Medicine13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-7538Claudia G. BermanH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Radiology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-1573

OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGYHector ArangoWest Coast Gynecologic Oncology4809 N Armenia Ave, Ste 220Tampa, FL 33603813-876-2327Beth B. BensonAll Children’s Obstetrics & Gynecology Specialists6450 38th Ave N, Ste 200St. Petersburg, FL 33710727-767-6060Caryn L. BrayWomen’s Care Florida13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 160Tampa, FL 33613813-972-4488Jeffrey K. CarlsonAll Children’s Obstetrics & Gynecology Specialists6450 38th Ave N, Ste 200St. Petersburg, FL 33710727-344-6060Laura S. DillWomen’s Care FloridaPartners in ObGyn2818 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-872-8551Jennifer GilbyWomen’s Care FloridaAbsolute Health and Wellness1600 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33704727-456-0750Sandra (Sandy) GoodmanThe Reproductive Medicine Group5245 E Fletcher Ave, Ste 1Tampa, FL 33617813-914-7304Steven L. Greenberg

Women’s Care FloridaInsignia Care for Women3268 Cove Bend DrTampa, FL 33613813-971-4555Mitchel S. HoffmanUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Gynecologic Oncology3 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-259-8597Suzanne T. IcelyAll Children’s Obstetrics & Gynecology Specialists6450 38th Ave N, Ste 200St. Petersburg, FL 33710727-767-6060Michael W. JaegerWomen’s Care FloridaPartners in ObGyn2818 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-872-8551Galen Bruce JonesWomen’s Care FloridaInsignia Care for Women4150 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33607813-876-0914Mary Lee JoseySouth Tampa Medical CenterDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology508 S Habana Ave, Ste 350Tampa, FL 33609813-873-1426Patricia L. JudsonH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGynecologic Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Craig S. KalterFlorida Perinatal AssociatesMedical Arts Bldg, Ste 25013601 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33613813-971-6909Kathleen KilbrideWomen’s Care FloridaPartners in ObGyn2818 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-872-8551Johnathan LancasterH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8410Judette Marie LouisUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Frank B. Marsalisi7035 Central Ave, Ste BSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-347-8039John H. MarstonWomen’s Care FloridaPartners in ObGyn2818 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-872-8551James C. MayerUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th Fl

Tampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Valerie C. Mechanik2901 W Saint Isabel St, Ste BTampa, FL 33607813-870-3890David Charles MintonWomen’s Care FloridaPartners in ObGyn2818 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-872-8551Michael MorrisWomen’s Care Florida13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 160Tampa, FL 33613813-972-4488Jennifer Mignon NixonLakeland ObGyn1733 Lakeland Hills BlvdLakeland, FL 33805863-688-1528Santo PanielloFlorida Medical ClinicObstetrics and Gynecology2236 Green Hedges WayWesley Chapel, FL 33544813-991-7416Anna Kristina ParsonsUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Michael Thomas ParsonsUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Sonja L. PerkinsWomen’s Care Florida13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 160Tampa, FL 33613813-972-4488Shayne M. PloskerUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Karen RaimerAll Children’s Perinatology Specialists625 6th Ave S, Ste 340St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-7903Christopher SloanFlorida Perinatal AssociatesMedical Arts Bldg, Ste 25013601 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33613813-971-6909Amy L. SolomonWomen’s Care Florida13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 160Tampa, FL 33613813-972-4488Samuel Tarantino, Jr.The Reproductive Medicine Group5245 E Fletcher Ave, Ste 1Tampa, FL 33617813-914-7304Barry Stephen VerkaufUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500James C. Von ThronWomen’s Care FloridaInsignia Care for Women4150 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200

Tampa, FL 33607813-876-0914Irene WahbaThe Woman’s Group1908 Land O’Lakes BlvdLutz, FL 33549813-347-4080W. Gregory WilkersonWomen’s Care FloridaInsignia Care for Women4150 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33607813-876-0914J. Kell WilliamsUSF Women’s HealthCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced Healthcare13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-259-8500Jerome (Jerry) YankowitzUSF Women’s HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare2 Tampa General Cir, 4th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8500Timothy R. YekoThe Reproductive Medicine Group2919 Swann Ave, Ste 305Tampa, FL 33609813-870-3553Christopher YoungWomen’s Care Florida13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 160Tampa, FL 33613813-972-4488

OPHTHALMOLOGYCraig BergerBay Area Eye Institute14462 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33613813-265-6940Steven M. CohenRetina Vitreous Associates of Florida579 S Duncan AveClearwater, FL 33756727-445-9110Leonard Edward Cortelli, Jr.Florida Eye Center13602 N 46th StTampa, FL 33613813-972-4444Mitchell D. DruckerUSF Eye Institute13127 USF Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-3820Lewis GrodenLasikPlus Vision Center2202 N Westshore Blvd, Ste 100Tampa, FL 33607813-870-3937Steven Abraham GrossCenter for Reconstructive and Aesthetic Ophthalmology32615 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 6Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-772-7712David E. HallPasadena Eye Center6950 Central Ave, Ste 120St. Petersburg, FL 33707727-343-3004Mark E. HammerRetina Associates of Florida602 S MacDill AveTampa, FL 33609813-875-6373D. Heather HeathLazenby Eye Care1109 US Hwy 19


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For the second consecutive year, we are proud to recognize our physicians voted the Best Doctors for 2014

Exceptional Women’s Care for Every Patient, Every Timewww.WomensCareFL.com

Steven Greenberg, MD Galen Jones, MD James Von Thron, MD Gregory Wilkerson, MD

South Tampa Office4150 N Armenia Avenue, Suite 200

Tampa, FL 33607813-876-0914

North Tampa Office3268 Cove Bend Drive

Tampa, FL 33613813-971-4555

Wesley Chapel Office3743 Maryweather Lane

Wesley Chapel, FL 33544813-973-0398

www.InsigniaCareForWomen.com

Jennifer Gilby, MD

St. Petersburg Office1600 Dr. MLK Jr. Street N.St. Petersburg, FL 33704

727-456-0750

Tyrone Office3268 66th Street N.

St. Petersburg, FL 33710727-456-0750

www.ObGynStPetersburg.com

Jennifer Nixon, MD

South Office619 Midorida Drive, Suite 3

Lakeland, FL 33813863-644-4496

www.LakelandObGyn.com

Main Office1733 Lakeland Hills Blvd.

Lakeland, FL 33805863-688-1528

For the second consecutive year, we are proud to recognize our physicians voted the Best Doctors for 2014

Board Certified Leaders in Obstetrics & GynecologySame-Day Appointments Often Available

• Comprehensive Obstetrical Care

• Well-Woman Preventative Care

• Infertility Evaluation & Treatment

• HPV and Adult Vaccinations

• Advanced Ultrasound

• Menopause Management

• In Office Urodynamic Studies

• In Office Permanent Sterilization

and Ablations

Kathleen Kilbride, MD John Marston, MD Michael Jaeger, MD David Minton, MD Laura Dill, MD

South Tampa Office2818 W Virginia Avenue

Tampa, FL 33607813-872-8551

North Tampa Office727 W Fletcher Avenue

Tampa, FL 33612813-908-2229

TGH/Harbourside Office(Gynecology Only)

5 Tampa General Circle, Suite 650

Tampa, FL 33606813-644-6200www.PartnersInOBGYN.com

Caryn Bray, MD Michael Morris, DO Sonja Perkins, MD Amy Solomon, MD Christopher Young, MD

Tampa Office13601 Bruce B Downs Blvd.,

Suite 160Tampa, FL 33613

813-972-4488

South Tampa Office4321 N MacDill Avenue, Suite 405

Tampa, FL 33607813-874-0430

www.WomensCareFL.com

Holiday, FL 34691727-934-5705Nancy KirkJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterEye ClinicBldg F10770 N 46th StTampa, FL 33617813-972-7574Harry Kolodner33920 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 275Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-784-1121Geoffrey Malcom Kwitko311 S MacDill AveTampa, FL 33609813-877-8665Steven L. MaskinDry Eye and Cornea Treatment Center3001 Swann AveTampa, FL 33609813-875-0000J. Justin Older4444 E Fletcher Ave, Ste DTampa, FL 33613813-971-3846Scott E. PautlerRetina Vitreous Associates of Florida2705 W Saint Isabel StTampa, FL 33607813-879-5795Peter Reed PavanUSF Eye Institute13127 USF Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-3820Marc C. PedenRetina Associates of Florida602 S MacDill AveTampa, FL 33609813-875-6373Thomas J. PusateriFlorida Eye Center13602 N 46th StTampa, FL 33613813-972-4444David W. RichardsUSF Eye Institute13127 USF Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-3820Adam J. ScheinerTampa Eye Clinic4303 N Gomez AveTampa, FL 33607813-367-1915Harris SilvermanThe Eye Associates6002 Pointe W BlvdBradenton, FL 34209941-792-2020Charles B. SlonimTampa VA Eye Clinic10770 N 46th StTampa, FL 33617813-972-2000Ivan J. SunerRetina Associates of Florida602 S MacDill AveTampa, FL 33609813-875-6373Michael J. TolentinoCenter for Retina and Macular Disease250 Ave K SW, Ste 200Winter Haven, FL 33880863-385-4220Stephen A. UpdegraffUpdegraff VisionPrecision LASIK and Cataract Center1601 38th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33713727-822-4287

Robert UrbanCenter for Reconstructive and Aesthetic Ophthalmology32615 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 6Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-772-7712Robert WeinstockThe Eye Institute of West FloridaLaser Center148 13th St SWLargo, FL 33770727-581-8706

ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERYThomas L. BernasekFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Brett R. BolhofnerAll Florida Orthopaedic Associates4600 4th St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33703727-527-5272William G. Carson, Jr.The Sports Medicine Clinic of Tampa3006 W Azeele StTampa, FL 33609813-874-3006Antonio E. CastellviFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Michael P. ClareFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Clinton B. DavisAll Florida Orthopaedic Associates4600 4th St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33703727-527-5272Mark A. FrankleFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Seth I. GasserFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Thomas L. GreeneTampa Bay Surgery Specialists2727 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Ste 560Tampa, FL 33607813-873-0337Kenneth A. GustkeFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Dolfi Herscovici, Jr.Florida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Anthony F. Infante, Jr.Florida Orthopaedic Institute959 E Del Webb BlvdSun City Center, FL 33573813-633-5232George Douglas LetsonH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteSarcoma Clinic12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Steven Lyons

Florida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9797Mark A. MighellFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9797Henry Claude SagiFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Roy W. SandersFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700John M. SmallFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Arthur K. WallingFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Marc A. WeinsteinFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700

OTOLARYNGOLOGYArif A. AlidinaEar, Nose and Throat Associates3190 McMullen Booth Rd, Ste 100Clearwater, FL 33761727-791-1368Steven L. AnthonyEar, Nose and Throat Associates8787 Bryan Dairy Rd, Ste 340Largo, FL 33777727-397-8551James S. BarnaEar, Nose and Throat AssociatesBldg 1, Ste 10411031 US Hwy 19Port Richey, FL 34668727-791-1368Loren J. BartelsTampa Bay Hearing and Balance CenterHarbourside Medical Tower, Ste 6105 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4900Kestutis Paul BoyevUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-974-4683Lance M. CohenEar, Nose and Throat Associates1330 S Fort Harrison AveClearwater, FL 33756727-441-3588Christopher J. DannerTampa Bay Hearing and Balance CenterHarbourside Medical Tower, Ste 6105 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4900James N. Endicott555 4th Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-551-0800Joseph B. FarriorIII2727 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Ste 520

Tampa, FL 33607813-879-0810David C. HoodEar, Nose and Throat Associates8561 W Linebaugh AveTampa, FL 33625813-925-5000Douglas W. Klotch3450 E Fletcher Ave, Ste 260Tampa, FL 33613813-977-1350Donald C. LanzaSinus and Nasal Institute of Florida550 94th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33702727-573-0074Judith Czaja McCaffreyH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHead and Neck Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8460Thomas Vincent McCaffreyH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteHead and Neck Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8460Mitchell B. MillerEar, Nose and Throat Associates8787 Bryan Dairy Rd, Ste 340Largo, FL 33777727-397-8551Jonathan M. MorganEar, Nose and Throat AssociatesFacial Aesthetics Center1320 S Fort Harrison AveClearwater, FL 33756727-446-3223Christopher D. MullerEar, Nose and Throat Associates646 Virginia St, 3rd FlDunedin, FL 34698727-450-0560Tapan Ashvin PadhyaUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-974-4683Joseph R. SteinigerEar, Nose and Throat AssociatesBldg 1, Ste 10411031 US Hwy 19Port Richey, FL 34668727-791-1368Mark TaborUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-974-4683Daniel VincentFlorida Center for Vocal HealthTampa Bay ENT5105 N Armenia AveTampa, FL 33603813-879-8045

PATHOLOGYL. Frank GlassH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteComprehensive Melanoma Research CenterDepartment of Cutaneous Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482


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Jane MessinaUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Dermatopathology13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-3744John MillnsDermatology Associates of Tampa Bay6001 Memorial HwyTampa, FL 33615813-884-1626Michael MorganBay Area Dermatopathology10500 University Center Dr, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33612813-971-0775Santo V. NicosiaUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Pathology and Cell Biology12901 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-974-2745

PEDIATRIC ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGYAlan Barton HalseyPartners in Allergy and Asthma Care3658 Lithia Pinecrest RdValrico, FL 33596813-681-6537Craig Andrew KalikPartners in Allergy and Asthma Care3658 Lithia Pinecrest RdValrico, FL 33596813-681-6537Mandel Reid Sher11200 Seminole Blvd, Ste 310Largo, FL 33778727-397-8557

PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIOLOGYGeorge Garcia AlvarezAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of AnesthesiologyOutpatient Care Center601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8480John H. ElingerAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Anesthesiology501 6th Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4429Michael A. GarciaAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of AnesthesiologyOutpatient Care Center601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8480Linda Jo RiceAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of AnesthesiologyOutpatient Care Center601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8480Glenn C. VaughnPediatric Surgery Centers10080 Balaye Run DrTampa, FL 33619813-490-6100Lisa A. VelasquezAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of AnesthesiologyOutpatient Care Center601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8480

PEDIATRIC CARDIAC SURGERYJeffrey P. Jacobs

All Children’s HospitalDepartment of Cardiovascular SurgeryOutpatient Care Center, 2nd Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-6666James Anthony QuintessenzaAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Cardiovascular SurgeryOutpatient Care Center, 2nd Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-6666

PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGYAlfred Asante-KorangPediatric Cardiology Associates601 5th St S, Ste 711St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4200Gul DadlaniAll Children’s HospitalHeart InstituteOutpatient Care Center, 2nd Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-3333Jorge Manuel GiroudPediatric Cardiology Associates840 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 100St. Petersburg, FL 33705727-322-4830James C. HuhtaPediatric Cardiology Associates601 5th St S, Ste 711St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4200Richard Manuel MartinezPediatric Cardiology Associates601 5th St S, Ste 711St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4200Jorge McCormackPediatric Cardiology Associates601 5th St S, Ste 711St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4200Jeremy RingewaldSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalPediatric Cardiology AssociatesMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3003 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8701Elsa J. SuhPediatric Cardiology Associates3003 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607727-767-4200

PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CAREPerry Boyd EverettFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288John C. HaffnerSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalDepartment of Critical Care3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-870-4000John Edwin MonacoBrandon Regional HospitalPediatric Critical Care119 Oakfield DrBrandon, FL 33511813-571-5230Hector PabonBrandon Regional HospitalDepartment of Pediatrics119 Oakfield Dr

Brandon, FL 33511813-571-5230Nick William ParillaFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288David PettigrewFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288Daniel J. PlasenciaSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalDepartment of PediatricsMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8093Dan RiggsFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288Albert SaltielFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288Michelle M. SmithFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288Arabela C. StockFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288Richard E. WeibleyFlorida Pediatric Associates1033 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N, Ste 108St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-456-3288

PEDIATRIC DEVELOPMENTAL AND BEHAV-IORAL PROBLEMSCarol LillyUSF HealthDepartment of Pediatrics17 Davis Blvd, 1st FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Eric Q. TridasBB&T Bank Bldg, Ste 3754144 N Armenia AveTampa, FL 33607813-876-8316

PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGYTerry J. DeClueSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalPediatric Endocrine AssociatesMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8420Frank B. Diamond, Jr.All Children’s HospitalDivision of Endocrinology and DiabetesOutpatient Care Center, 3rd Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-3636E. Verena JorgensenUSF Diabetes CenterCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced Healthcare13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-396-2580

Anne LenzSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalPediatric Endocrine AssociatesMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8420Henry RodriguezUSF Diabetes CenterCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Pediatric Endocrinology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-396-2580Allen W. RootAll Children’s HospitalDivision of Endocrinology and Diabetes601 5th St S, 3rd FlSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-3636Dorothy I. ShulmanUSF Diabetes CenterCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Pediatric Endocrinology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-396-2580 PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGYDaniel T. McClenathanAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and NutritionOutpatient Care Center, Ste 605601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-822-4300Michele P. WinesettSt. Joseph’s HospitalPediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and NutritionMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3003 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-870-4948

PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY-ONCOLOGYGregory A. HaleAll Children’s HospitalDivision of Hematology, Oncology, Blood and Marrow TransplantationOutpatient Care Center, 3rd Fl, Ste 302601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4176Michael L. NiederH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Blood and Marrow Transplanta-tion12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-7208

PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASEDavid Michael BermanAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Infectious DiseaseOutpatient Care Center, 5th Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4160Juan DumoisAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Infectious DiseaseOutpatient Care Center601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4160Jorge Lujan-Zilbermann


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Children’s Medical Services ClinicDivision of Pediatric Infectious Disease13101 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-259-8800Carina RodriguezChildren’s Medical Services ClinicDivision of Pediatric Infectious Disease13101 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-259-8800

PEDIATRIC MEDICAL GENETICSRebecca SutphenInformedDNA360 Central Ave, Ste 1230St. Petersburg, FL 33701760-778-4434

PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGYAlfonso CamposUSF HealthDivision of Pediatric Nephrology13101 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-259-8760Valerie M. PanzarinoUSF HealthDivision of Pediatric Nephrology13101 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-259-8760Sharon A. PerlmanUSF Physicians GroupDivision of Pediatric NephrologyOutpatient Care Center, Ste 304601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4181

PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGICAL SURGERYArthur E. MarlinUSF HealthDepartment of Neurosurgery and Brain Repair2 Tampa General Cir, 7th FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0904

PEDIATRIC OBESITYJohn Edwin MonacoBrandon Regional HospitalPediatric Critical Care119 Oakfield DrBrandon, FL 33511813-571-5230

PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGYSteven M. CohenRetina Vitreous Associates of Florida579 S Duncan AveClearwater, FL 33756727-445-9110Steven Abraham GrossCenter for Reconstructive and Aesthetic Ophthalmology32615 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 6Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-772-7712Derek B. HessAll Children’s HospitalDivision of OphthalmologyOutpatient Care Center, Ste 601601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4393J. Bruce HessAll Children’s HospitalDivision of OphthalmologyOutpatient Care Center, Ste 601601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4393

PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERYScott Warren BeckChildren’s Orthopaedic and Scoliosis Surgery Associates625 6th Ave S, Ste 450St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-898-2663Gregory Verl HahnChildren’s Orthopaedic and Scoliosis Surgery Associates625 6th Ave S, Ste 450St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-898-2663Alfred V. HessFlorida Orthopaedic Institute13020 Telecom Pkwy NTampa, FL 33637813-978-9700Dan E. MasonShriners Hospital for ChildrenDepartment of Orthopaedic Surgery12502 USF Pine DrTampa, FL 33612813-972-2250Jeffrey B. NeustadtChildren’s Orthopaedic and Scoliosis Surgery Associates625 6th Ave S, Ste 450St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-898-2663

PEDIATRIC OTOLARYNGOLOGYThomas M. AndrewsPediatric Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery AssociatesOutpatient Care Center, Ste 701601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-329-5400Wade Russell CressmanPediatric Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery AssociatesOutpatient Care Center, Ste 701601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-329-5400Michael GurucharriEar, Nose and Throat Associates701 Manatee Ave W, Ste 202Bradenton, FL 34205941-748-2455Karin HotchkissTampa Children’s ENT4200 N Armenia Ave, Ste 5Tampa, FL 33607813-262-1330Peter W. Orobello, Jr.Pediatric Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery AssociatesOutpatient Care Center, Ste 701601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-329-5400Kathleen WasylikPediatric Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery AssociatesOutpatient Care Center, Ste 701601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-329-5400

PEDIATRIC PLASTIC SURGERYErnesto Ruas603 South BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-259-1550

PEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGYTony KrisemanPediatric Pulmonary Associates601 5th St S, Ste 708St. Petersburg, FL 33701

727-767-4146

PEDIATRIC RHEUMATOLOGYRobert W. Nickeson, Jr.All Children’s HospitalDepartment of RheumatologyOutpatient Care Center, Ste 504601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-7438Mandel Reid Sher11200 Seminole Blvd, Ste 310Largo, FL 33778727-397-8557

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST/CHILD AND ADO-LESCENT PSYCHIATRYJeffrey L. AlvaroAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of PsychiatryThe Child Development and Rehabilitation Center Bldg, Ste 420880 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8477Glenn CatalanoJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health and Behavioral Sciences Service13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-631-7121Mark A. CavittAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of PsychiatryPhysician’s Office Bldg880 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8477Jillian Glass202 S Westland AveTampa, FL 33606813-251-1076Steven Noah Kanfer806 W De Leon St, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33606813-250-0224Tanya K. MurphyRothman Center for Pediatric Neuropsychiatry880 6th St S, Ste 460St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8230Kailie R. ShawUSF Psychiatry Center3515 E Fletcher Ave, Ste ETampa, FL 33613813-974-8900Saundra StockUSF Psychiatry Center3515 E Fletcher Ave, Ste ETampa, FL 33613813-974-8900

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST/NEONATAL-PERI-NATAL MEDICINEAnthony E. Napolitano, Jr.All Children’s HospitalDivision of Neonatology601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4313Lewis P. RubinUSF HealthSouth Tampa CenterDivision of Neonatology2 Tampa General Cir, Rm 5091Tampa, FL 33606813-259-8812Roberto A. SosaAll Children’s HospitalDivision of Neonatology601 5th St S

St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4313

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST/NEUROLOGY, EPILEPSYJose A. FerreiraSouth Tampa Medical CenterPediatric Epilepsy and Neurology Specialists508 S Habana Ave, Ste 340Tampa, FL 33609813-873-7367

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST/NEUROLOGY, GENERALJoseph A. CasadontePediatric Neurology Associates625 6th Ave S, Ste 405St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-498-8994Raymond J. FernandezPediatric Neurology Associates2508 W Virginia Ave, Ste BTampa, FL 33607813-878-2191J. Richard GundermanWest Coast Child Neurology5106 N Armenia Ave, Ste 5Tampa, FL 33603813-879-7816Steven Parrish WinesettAll Children’s Neuroscience InstituteDivision of Neurosurgery and Epileptology601 5th St S, Ste 510St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8181

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST/NEUROLOGY, NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIESErnesto J. Millan5110 N Habana Ave, Ste 1Tampa, FL 33614813-448-6755

PEDIATRIC SURGERYJohn P. (Jack) Coughlin12220 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-631-5034Enrique GrisoniSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalDepartment of Surgery3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8384Charles PaidasUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Pediatric Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0929

PEDIATRIC UROLOGYYves L. HomsyChildren’s Urology Group4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33603813-874-7500Dennis L. HooverChildren’s Urology Group4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33603813-874-7500Mark E. KolligianChildren’s Urology Group4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33603813-874-7500Ethan G. PolskyChildren’s Urology Group4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33603


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813-874-7500E. Michael ReismanChildren’s Urology Group4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33603813-874-7500

PEDIATRICS/GENERALYanina J. Abaunza Fiallos18572 N Dale Mabry HwyLutz, FL 33548813-964-1800Melody M. BaadePediatric Health Care Alliance1850 Crossings Blvd, Unit 100Odessa, FL 33556813-475-7100Patricia Juarez BlancoUniversity Pediatrics8460 Cooper Creek Blvd, Ste 101University Park, FL 34201941-360-1266Mark BordenHealthPoint Medical Group2506 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-870-3720Lori A. BowersPediatric Health Care Alliance10729 Queens Town DrRiverview, FL 33579813-672-3497Robert A. BuzzeoPediatric Health Care Alliance1942 Highland Oaks Blvd, Ste BLutz, FL 33559813-948-6133Christina J. Canody4712 N Armenia Ave, Ste 102Tampa, FL 33603813-879-5716Jose E. ColonHealthPoint Medical GroupVan Dyke Pediatrics4683 Van Dyke RdLutz, FL 33558813-968-7171Sharon M. DabrowUSF HealthDepartment of Pediatrics17 Davis Blvd, 1st FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Denise K. EdwardsUSF HealthSouth Tampa CenterDepartment of Internal Medicine2 Tampa General Cir, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Gabriele HosemannPediatric Health Care AllianceBrandon Community Office811 S Parsons AveBrandon, FL 33511813-685-4553Gerard R. HoughPediatric Health Care AllianceBrandon Community Office811 S Parsons AveBrandon, FL 33511813-685-4553Robyn JacobsonHealthPoint Medical Group2506 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-870-3720Patricia N. JeansonnePediatric Health Care AllianceBrandon Community Office811 S Parsons AveBrandon, FL 33511

813-685-4553Karalee Kulek-LuzeyPediatric Health Care Alliance3222 W Azeele St, Ste ATampa, FL 33609813-872-8491Mudra K. KumarUSF HealthDepartment of Pediatrics17 Davis Blvd, 1st FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Katherine LewisPediatric Health Care Alliance3222 W Azeele St, Ste ATampa, FL 33609813-872-8491Tanya LiberatoPediatric Health Care Alliance10729 Queens Town DrRiverview, FL 33579813-672-3497Carol LillyUSF HealthDepartment of Pediatrics17 Davis Blvd, 1st FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-8700Fred I. LipschutzPediatric Health Care Alliance4446 E Fletcher Ave, Ste ATampa, FL 33613813-971-6700Luis MaldonadoTGH Pediatric Clinic at Healthpark5802 N 30th StTampa, FL 33610813-236-5114Hugo J. NarvarteUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Internal Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 5th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Roopal A. PatelPediatric Health Care Alliance3638 Madaca LnTampa, FL 33618813-968-6610Pamela M. Patranella5th Avenue Pediatrics2855 5th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33713727-323-2727Emily T. PerkinsPediatric Health Care Alliance4446 E Fletcher Ave, Ste ATampa, FL 33613813-971-6700Lorinda J. Price4506 N Armenia AveTampa, FL 33603813-879-3530Domenick P. ReinaHealthPoint Medical Group2506 W Virginia AveTampa, FL 33607813-870-3720Christopher D. ReinerPediatric Health Care Alliance3222 W Azeele St, Ste ATampa, FL 33609813-872-8491Monica Sams11410 N 56th St, Ste 102Tampa, FL 33617813-988-5141Maurice Hyman ShawPediatric Health Care Alliance4446 E Fletcher Ave, Ste A

Tampa, FL 33613813-971-6700Jennifer Cohen TakagishiTGH Pediatric Clinic at Healthpark5802 N 30th StTampa, FL 33610813-236-5114Ignatius I. TanPediatric Health Care Alliance1850 Crossings Blvd, Unit 100Odessa, FL 33556813-475-7100Christopher L. TappanPediatric Health Care Alliance5454 Lithia Pinecrest RdLithia, FL 33547813-571-6800Margarita P. TorresPediatric Health Care Alliance3222 W Azeele St, Ste ATampa, FL 33609813-872-8491Cynthia W. WhitePediatric Health Care Alliance3222 W Azeele StTampa, FL 33609813-872-8491

PEDIATRICS/HOSPITAL MEDICINEDipti Patel AminAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Pediatrics501 6th Ave SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-4243Antoinette C. Spoto-CannonsSt. Joseph’s Children’s HospitalDepartment of PediatricsMedical Arts Bldg, 3rd Fl3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-554-8093

PLASTIC SURGERYEdward H. FarriorFacial Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center2908 W Azeele StTampa, FL 33609813-875-3223Henry Arvil Redmon707 W Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33612813-264-2676Robert Dickerson Rehnke6606 10th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33710727-341-0337Ernesto Ruas603 South BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-259-1550Karen E. Wells508 S Habana Ave, Ste 180Tampa, FL 33609813-353-8809

PSYCHIATRYJeffrey L. AlvaroAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of PsychiatryThe Child Development and Rehabilitation Center Bldg, Ste 420880 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8477Debra BarnettAssociates for Behavioral Medicine14437 University Cove PlTampa Bay, FL 33613813-972-7946Glenn CatalanoJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical Center

Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences Service13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-631-7121Maria C. CatalanoJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health and Behavioral Sciences Service13000 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Rm 116ATampa, FL 33612813-903-3600Mark A. CavittAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of PsychiatryPhysician’s Office Bldg880 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8477Francisco FernandezUSF Psychiatry Center3515 E Fletcher Ave, Ste ETampa, FL 33613813-974-8900Laura GrimsichJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health Outpatient Clinic11707 N Club DrTampa, FL 33612813-631-7124Jaffrey HashimieJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health Outpatient Clinic11707 N Club DrTampa, FL 33612813-631-7124Steven Noah Kanfer806 W De Leon St, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33606813-250-0224Tanya K. MurphyRothman Center for Pediatric Neuropsychiatry880 6th St S, Ste 460St. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-8230Pauline S. PowersPowers Center of Hope7401 Temple Terrace Hwy, Ste ATampa, FL 33637813-985-8888Balebail Ashok RajUSF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute4001 E Fletcher Ave, 2nd FlTampa, FL 33613813-974-4355Sarah ReadingJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Psychiatry13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Deborah C. RothUSF Psychiatry Center3515 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-974-8900Orlando RuanoJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Psychiatry13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Bonnie Saks3333 W Kennedy Blvd, Ste 106Tampa, FL 33609813-354-9444Deborah SanchezJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health and Behavioral Sciences Service10770 N 46th St, Bldg ETampa, FL 33617


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813-631-7121Edmund C. SettleLakeland Regional Medical CenterBehavioral and Addiction Medicine1324 Lakeland Hills BlvdLakeland, FL 33805863-687-1275Michael Finbar SheehanNorth Tampa Psychiatric AssociatesBrookshire Professional Park16554 N Dale Mabry HwyTampa, FL 33618813-968-7188Hardeep SinghNorth Tampa Psychiatric AssociatesBrookshire Professional Park16554 N Dale Mabry HwyTampa, FL 33618813-968-7188Amanda Grant SmithUSF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute4001 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-974-4355Jonathan Taylor StewartJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterDepartment of Psychiatry13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Anne G. Tyson6700 S Florida Ave, Ste 13Lakeland, FL 33813863-648-0500Julia WinstonJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterMental Health Outpatient Clinic11707 N Club DrTampa, FL 33612813-631-7124

PULMONARY MEDICINEW. Michael AlbertsH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Oncologic Sciences12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612888-860-2778W. McDowell AndersonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Sleep Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Keith Wayne Chandler4620 N Habana Ave, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33614813-875-9362Theron Arthur EbelFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Pulmonary and Critical Care MedicineFletcher Medical Center Bldg, Ste 2703000 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-977-7794Allan L. GoldmanUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Pulmonary Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Daniel Lorch, Jr.Pulmonary Associates of Brandon910 Oakfield Dr, Ste 102Brandon, FL 33511813-681-4413

Marian MenezesFlorida Medical ClinicDepartment of Pulmonary and Critical Care MedicineFletcher Medical Center Bldg, Ste 2703000 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-977-7794Mark W. RolfeTampa General HospitalTransplant Center5 Tampa General Cir, Ste 300Tampa, FL 33606813-844-7137Carlos J. Rozas4620 N Habana Ave, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33614813-875-9362Mark RumbakUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Pulmonology2 Tampa CirTampa, FL 33606813-974-2920Daniel Jacob SchwartzJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterSleep Disorders Program13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000Mark Anthony Smith4620 N Habana Ave, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33614813-875-9362David Allan SolomonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Pulmonary Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Frank W. WalshH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteThoracic Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8412

RADIATION ONCOLOGYHarvey M. GreenbergFlorida Hospital TampaDivision of Radiation Oncology3100 E Fletcher AveTampa, FL 33613813-615-7238Sarah HoffeH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Radiation Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8424M. Catherine LeeMoffitt Cancer CenterCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 USF Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8410Andrea (Andy) TrottiIIIH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Radiation Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8424

RADIOLOGYJohn A. ArringtonUniversity Diagnostic Institute

3301 USF Alumni DrTampa, FL 33612813-972-3351Gregg A. BaranRadiology Associates of Tampa2700 University Square DrTampa, FL 33612813-253-2721Matthew H. BerletSt. Joseph’s HospitalDepartment of Radiology3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-870-4919Glenn CallSt. Anthony’s HospitalDepartment of Radiology1200 7th Ave NSt. Petersburg, FL 33705727-825-1040Junsung ChoiH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Radiology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8425Lynn CoppageH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Radiology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-1573John P. DeveikisBayfront Health St. PetersburgDepartment of Radiology701 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-893-6109Robert (Bob) Jay EntelRadiology Associates of Clearwater1106 Druid Rd S, Ste 302Clearwater, FL 33756727-441-3711Robert GatenbyH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Diagnostic Radiology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-7376Mary GriffenBayfront Health St. PetersburgDepartment of Radiology701 6th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-893-6109Carlos R. MartinezBay Pines VA Healthcare SystemDepartment of Radiology10000 Bay Pines BlvdBay Pines, FL 33744727-398-6661Frederick Reed MurtaghUniversity Diagnostic Institute3301 USF Alumni DrTampa, FL 33612813-972-3351Leelakrishna NallamshettyRadiology Associates of Tampa2700 University Square DrTampa, FL 33612813-253-2721John RasmussenSt. Joseph’s HospitalDepartment of Radiology3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr BlvdTampa, FL 33607813-870-4919Bruce R. ZwiebelTampa General Hospital

Florida Interventional SpecialistsHarbourside Medical Tower, Ste 8205 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-844-4570

RHEUMATOLOGYJohn D. CarterUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Rheumatology13330 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201Carolyn Schroeder Connelly2919 W Swann Ave, Ste 404Tampa, FL 33609813-870-2100Laura CruseMcIlwain Medical Group13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 406Tampa, FL 33613813-345-2380Bernard F. GermainAdult and Pediatric Rheumatology13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 101Tampa, FL 33613813-978-1500Dennis K. LedfordAllergy, Asthma and Immunology Associates of Tampa Bay13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 502Tampa, FL 33613813-971-9743Mitchell B. LowensteinArthritis Center32615 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 2Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-789-2784Harris H. McIlwain4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 201Tampa, FL 33614813-345-2380Anthony Sebba33920 US Hwy 19 N, Ste 241Palm Harbor, FL 34684727-773-9793Joel C. SilverfieldTampa Medical Group4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 201Tampa, FL 33614813-840-3526Kimberly M. SmithMcIlwain Medical Group4700 N Habana Ave, Ste 201Tampa, FL 33614813-345-2380Joanne Valeriano-MarcetUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Rheumatology13330 USF Laurel Dr, 6th FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2201

SLEEP MEDICINEW. McDowell AndersonUSF Physicians GroupCarol and Frank Morsani Center for Advanced HealthcareDivision of Sleep Medicine13330 USF Laurel Dr, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33612813-974-2920Neil T. FeldmanSt. Petersburg Sleep Disorder Center2525 Pasadena Ave S, Ste SSt. Petersburg, FL 33707727-360-0853Daniel Lorch, Jr.


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Pulmonary Associates of Brandon910 Oakfield Dr, Ste 102Brandon, FL 33511813-681-4413Richard S. PowellPulmonary Associates of Brandon910 Oakfield Dr, Ste 102Brandon, FL 33511813-681-4413Daniel Jacob SchwartzJames A. Haley VA Hospital Medical CenterSleep Disorders Program13000 Bruce B Downs BlvdTampa, FL 33612813-972-2000

SURGERYMichael H. AlbrinkUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-844-7314Angel E. AlsinaTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of Transplantation Surgery409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5544Philip H. AndersenTampa Bay Surgical Group13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd, Ste 506Tampa, FL 33613813-977-2200Victor BowersTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of Transplantation Surgery409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5544Charles E. CoxUSF Breast HealthLifeHope Medical Offices Bldg, Ste 1403000 Medical Park DrTampa, FL 33613813-793-4272James M. HurstUSF Physicians GroupDepartment of Surgery13220 USF Laurel DrTampa, FL 33612813-974-1945Richard Clemens KarlH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGastrointestinal Tumor Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8459Christine LarongaH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980John LeoneTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of General Surgery409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5544Michel MurrTampa General HospitalDepartment of Surgery5 Tampa General Cir, Ste 410Tampa, FL 33606813-844-7473Alexander S. RosemurgyIIFlorida Hospital TampaSoutheastern Center for Digestive Disorders

and Pancreatic Cancer3000 Medical Park Dr, Ste 310Tampa, FL 33613813-615-7030Larry R. Williams995 16th St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33705727-894-4738

SURGICAL ONCOLOGYCharles E. CoxUSF Breast HealthLifeHope Medical Offices Bldg, Ste 1403000 Medical Park DrTampa, FL 33613813-793-4272C. Wayne CruseH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteComprehensive Melanoma Research CenterDepartment of Cutaneous Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482Richard Clemens KarlH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGastrointestinal Tumor Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8459Christine LarongaH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteCenter for Women’s Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980Mokenge P. MalafaH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGastrointestinal Tumor Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8459Douglas S. ReintgenTampa General HospitalDepartment of Surgery2 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-974-4303Alexander S. RosemurgyIIFlorida Hospital TampaSoutheastern Center for Digestive Disorders and Pancreatic Cancer3000 Medical Park Dr, Ste 310Tampa, FL 33613813-615-7030David ShibataH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteDepartment of Gastrointestinal Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-6898Vernon K. SondakH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteComprehensive Melanoma Research CenterDepartment of Cutaneous Oncology12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482Jonathan Scott ZagerH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteCutaneous Oncology, Sarcoma and Experi-mental Therapeutic ProgramsStabile Research Bldg, Rm 4.2401212902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-8482

THORACIC SURGERYJeffrey P. JacobsAll Children’s HospitalDepartment of Cardiovascular SurgeryOutpatient Care Center, 2nd Fl601 5th St SSt. Petersburg, FL 33701727-767-6666Cedric D. SheffieldTampa Transplant InstituteHarbourside Medical Tower, Ste 7255 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-402-0654

UROLOGYRaviender BukkapatnamFlorida Urology Partners1 Davis Blvd, Ste 604Tampa, FL 33606813-258-9565Rafael CarrionUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Urology2 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-250-2213Howard B. HeidenbergFlorida Urology Partners1209 W Swann AveTampa, FL 33606813-253-3007Mohamed A. HelalFlorida Urology Partners1 Davis Blvd, Ste 604Tampa, FL 33606813-258-9565David A. HochbergFlorida Urology Partners2708 W Saint Isabel StTampa, FL 33607813-877-7434G. Byron Hodge, Jr.Lakeland Regional Cancer CenterDepartment of Urology3525 Lakeland Hills BlvdLakeland, FL 33805863-603-6565Jorge L. LockhartUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Urology2 Tampa General CirTampa, FL 33606813-250-2213Frank D. MastandreaFlorida Urology Partners4710 N Habana Ave, Ste 400Tampa, FL 33614813-875-8914Julio M. Pow-SangH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research InstituteGenitourinary Oncology Program12902 Magnolia DrTampa, FL 33612813-745-3980

VASCULAR SURGERYMartin R. BackUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0929Brad Larvin JohnsonUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Vascular and Endovascular

Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0929John LeoneTampa General Medical GroupDepartment of General Surgery409 Bayshore BlvdTampa, FL 33606813-844-5544Edward G. Mackay7601 9th St N, Ste C-2St. Petersburg, FL 33702727-527-2888Murray L. ShamesUSF HealthSouth Tampa Center for Advanced HealthcareDepartment of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery2 Tampa General Cir, 3rd FlTampa, FL 33606813-259-0929Larry R. Williams995 16th St NSt. Petersburg, FL 33705727-894-4738


In 2012, Best Doctors, Inc. reported it had corrected or refined

diagnoses in 34 percent of cases in the U.S. and corrected or improved treatment in 68 percent

of cases.

Gallup® has audited and certified Best Doctors, Inc.’s

database of physicians, and its

companion Best Doctors in America®

List, as using the highest industry standards survey methodology and

processes.

Published studies show that misdiagnosis

occurs from 15-28% of the time in the U.S.

“We all have the power to make a real difference in our own care or

that of a loved one.”David Seligman, Chairman and CEO at Best Doctors, Inc.,

explains misdiagnosis – and how you can avoid it

Despite the best efforts of dedicated, time-strapped doctors, misdiagnosis still happens far too often. In today’s overburdened health care system, it’s harder than ever to have enough time to do the deep thinking needed to carefully examine each piece of a patient’s case.

From a care and policy perspective, there is much that can and should be done to acknowledge and address the problem, but it is the private sector that is taking proactive steps to combat the issue. Many of the world’s leading corporations are offering expert second opinions and other services such as helping employees find the right doctor or decide on the best treatment options, in an effort to ensure that employees do not suffer a wrong diagnosis.

The truth is everyone must be involved when it comes to getting the right diagnosis – doctors, patients, hospitals, employers, and policymakers alike.

Misdiagnosis doesn’t have to happen. We all have the power to make a real difference in our own care or that of a loved one. The good news is we’re well on our way.

David SeligmanChairman and CEO

For further information, call (800) 223-5003 or visit bestdoctors.comUnsure if you have access to Best Doctors as an employee benefit? Share this with your Human Resources Department.

Ask your doctor questions about your diagnosis and treatment. Keep asking questions every step of the way until you’re satisfied with the answers.

Get a second – or third, or fourth – opinion. Given today’s misdiagnosis rates, you become your own best health advocate by seeking the right answers for your particular condition.

Take the time to get to know your family medical history – and make sure your doctor knows about it. If you search for “My Family Health Portrait” on Google you’ll find a handy online tool from the U.S. Surgeon General to assemble your own family medical history.

Take someone with you to doctor’s visits. Bring along a friend or family member to remind you of questions you want to ask, and to help you write down important notes.

If you had a biopsy and your diagnosis is based on your pathology report, try to get it reviewed again. If that interpretation is wrong, your diagnosis – and your treatment – is probably going to be wrong, too.

YOU CAN TAKE TO GET THE RIGHT DIAGNOSIS:

FIVE PRACTICAL STEPS



1.1.1.

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70 - TAMPA ARTS


FMoPAFLORIDA MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS

By Katy Seymour

> With its distinct new design, the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is nothing short of extraordinary.

This non-profit museum now has its new home inside the second and third floors of “the cube,” yes the cube,

at the Rivergate Plaza, located at 400 N. Ashley Drive in Tampa, FL. The cube itself is a six-story atrium

with iconic images showing on the front panels of the building. These images tell a narrative tale of the

museums background in photographic history. Photographs like the shooting of the apple by the Harold &

Esther Edgerton Foundation can be seen from miles away. Once the sun starts to set, the building lights up

like a Christmas tree, and becomes the center of Tampa’s art district. FMoPA is one of the leaders in the art

world because of their ability to have renowned photographic exhibitions. Artists like Dorothea Lange and

Andy Warhol have all been presented in this museum.


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The permanent collection inside the museum is also quite a site to see. The collection has pieces from Richard Tepe, Tampa’s own Jamie Francis and James Borchuck, and Robert B. MacKay. This collection shows off Tampa and its early stages, and how it has grown tremendously as a city. This museum is not only revolutionary with its exhibits, but is full of learning programs for children, youth members, and adults.

Children can sign up for lessons in photography, and they also have access to cameras. The instructors give some lessons on photography and the camera itself; then it is off for a fun filled photo hunt outdoors. Kids can also participate in the annual summer children’s show. One image from each child is chosen for display at the museum and all are welcome to come view the show.

Adults can also join in by signing up for photography classes as well and become FMoPA members. There are a wide variety of classes offered at the museum like photo walks with a professional photographer, or lessons in just the basics of photography. They also have guided photography tours throughout the museum, lectures, and something they like to call “your 15 minutes of fame.” Here, members can show their own photography with an audience and get feedback on their work. You can help the museum continue to grow by signing up for an annual membership. By becoming a member, the museum is able to put on these astonishing shows and offer these exciting learning programs. There are prices for each budget, like for students and bigger families. Signing up for a membership only takes a few minutes, and the benefits are a wow factor! You will receive discounts at the museum store, passes to certain events at the museum, plus much more depending on your membership. Not to mention that you get into the museum for free.

So, who would have thought that a museum could offer so much? From one place you get exceptional photography and art exhibits, learning programs and lectures, and incredible benefits for becoming an FMoPA member. So when looking for something exciting to do on a date night, or any night of the week, or need some lessons on how to use that big new camera you got for Christmas, be sure to keep the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts in mind! For all current exhibits, hours of operation, and anything else mentioned in this article, go to the FMoPA’s website at: www.fmopa.org

“ “ARTISTS LIKE DOROTHEA LANGE AND ANDY WARHOL HAVE ALL

BEEN PRESENTED IN THIS MUSEUM


72 - COOL SHOTS



Jay Roberts & Maisa La Macchia with Lee & Bridgid LevoirChillounge Night St. Petersburg

Rooftop Eve 2014

Eric & Shannon MartucciRedefining Refuge

John Teixeira, Jay Taylor & Leslie CarreroRedefining Refuge

Laura Lemma, Bekim Osmani & Shpresa IdriziChillounge Night St. Petersburg

Rooftop Eve 2014

Shelley Jones & Chad SeverinoChillounge Night St. Petersburg

Redefining Refuge



LUXURY ESSENTIALS

ELIZABETH AND JAMES

Nirvana Black & Nirvana White

Well-noted fashion icons Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have created their first adult fragrances. Nirvana Black is a woodsy, sweet scent and is encased is a stylish black and gold bottle. Nirvana White is a musky floral scent that is sure to stimulate anyone’s senses. Prices range from $22 to $75.www.elizabethandjames.us

CLINIQUE ACNE SOLUTIONS-CLEARING GEL

Need some help clearing those blemishes? Clinique has created a clearing gel that packs some punch against acne. This lightweight,

fragrance free gel is applied to acne spots twice a day after cleaning. This is just one of Clinique’s many acne products that will leave your

skin flawless. Prices vary www.clinique.com

CLINIQUE FOR MEN

Guys want something simple, easy, and beneficial. With these products, men can clean, shave, and protect their

skin all with one kit. They have released everything from lotions to shaving essentials. Clinique has really

constructed the knowledge of looking good. Prices vary upon kit/individual products

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MARC JACOBS

LOVEMARC matte lip gels are sure to rev-up any look for spring. These gels are not only lightweight and luxurious, but they also help nourish your lips to a beautiful shiny matte finish. Marc has made five colors for you to choose from, so you can pick your look from day to night. $30www.marcjacobs.com

CLINIQUE CHEEK POP

Clinique’s new cheek pop powders give an effort-less look for any occasion. The cheek colors come in different shades to match with any skin-tone and

are nearly powderless. Just swirl the color onto your makeup brush, apply to your cheekbones, and

viola. Perfection made easy. $21www.clinique.com


74 - OUT & ABOUT

CLEARWATER BEACHUNCORKED

By Cathleen K. Bode

> On February 8 and 9, Clearwater Beach became the destination for food and wine lovers from near and

far as it hosted the third annual Clearwater Beach Uncorked weekend. This appetizing affair brought more

than 5,000 guests to the Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort and Spa to partake in outstanding tastes

as well as taking in amazing views of Florida’s beautiful west coast.


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Created by celebrated event producer

Tammy Gail, Clearwater Beach Uncorked

was an exquisite event for the senses.

This luxurious extravaganza was filled

to the brim with aromatic wines and

refreshing brews, as well as decadent

food tastings that could have pleased

even the most die-hard foodie. Gail’s

goal is to “once again put Clearwater

Beach on the map as a premier vacation

spot and foodie destination.” After a

visit to the Uncorked event, it can be

seen that Clearwater Beach is definitely

on the culinary map.

For two days, this beachfront event

curated tempting samplings from fine

restaurateurs around the Clearwater

area, including uniquely boutique

dining options and eateries from world-

class resorts. Over the weekend, the

Clearwater Beach Uncorked Grand

Tasting Village satisfied the appetites of

thousands of food lovers. The Uncorked

weekend was truly a gastronomic

experience, allowing Florida natives and

tourists alike the chance to try exclusive

creations and one-of-a-kind recipes, as

well as the opportunity to learn about the

fresh local fare and fabulous restaurants

in Clearwater Beach.

Although the food at Clearwater Beach

Uncorked offered an array of delicious

cuisine from different cultures for the

guests’ enjoyment, the wines were the

real stars of the beachfront show. At the

event, wines from over 100 wineries were

presented and uncorked, including rare

and vintage samples from a selection of

prime locations. Specialty micro-brews

and craft beers kindled the drinkers’

passion for new and original flavors as

well, and the Spirits Beach Club was

one of the highlights of the event; as it

offered a variety of liqueurs, top shelf

brews, and specialty spirits that were

top-notch.

Clearwater Beach Uncorked also served

as an exciting opportunity for wine

lovers and beer aficionados to meet

acclaimed wine specialists and brew

masters. Vintners from across the nation

gathered to explain the process of

their craft as well as the nuances of the

fragrant appeal within their wines, and

brew masters also got in the action to

declare their love of beer! The best chefs

from the Tampa Bay area even made an

appearance at this epicurean weekend,

sharing the secrets of their creations and

joining in the appetizing fun.

By purchasing a ticket to the Uncorked

event, guests were fortunate to receive

entry into the elegant Uncorked Beach

Club, located in a beachfront hideaway

on Hyatt Regency property. Here, guests

could easily enjoy their new favorite

wines in quiet relaxation.

This wine-filled Uncorked weekend

was the perfect prelude to a romantic

Floridian Valentine’s Day, as it allowed

couples to experience the delightful

tastes within the Uncorked dessert tent.

The sweetness of the desserts provided

a delicate balance to the savory snacks

enjoyed earlier in the afternoon. Each

evening, guests gallivanted through the

tent rich with various dessert options,

and one of the features of the dessert

tent was “Bubbles on the Beach.” This

sinfully sweet dessert extravaganza

showcased chocolates, pastries, and

distinctive treats, putting guests in the

ideal mood for Valentine’s Day. There’s

nothing more romantic than spending

time with your loved one on the beach,

and the pairing of wine and chocolate

served at the Uncorked event only

added to the romance.

The Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach

Resort and Spa was the prime location

for this celebratory food and wine event.

The tropical-themed resort features

250 luxurious suites, each thoughtfully

designed in contemporary chic West

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services, such as a spa pool area and a

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deck, complete with air-conditioned,

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Beach Uncorked weekend, the culinary

fun seemed to never end. The resort’s

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perfect dining experience for those

desiring the tastes of the sea, serving

upscale American cuisine and ocean-

fresh seafood.

Perhaps the aspect of the Hyatt Regency-

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coast. The Uncorked event is a great

opportunity to marvel at the natural

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coastline, as well as the cerulean majesty

of the Gulf.

Why not take in the awe-inspiring view

of Clearwater’s coast with a wineglass

in hand and delectable tastes on your

tongue? Like a fine wine, the Clearwater

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time, and each year, the event has been

known to surpass that of the previous

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Every year, new tastes and treasures are

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Make your plans and mark your calendars

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LET’S TAKE A RIDE!SOUTHWEST FLORIDA TOUR DE CURE 2014

By Cathleen K. Bode

> Spring is a glorious time to revel

in the outdoors. There’s just something

about inhaling the fresh cut grass, bright

flowers rising from the ground giving the

air a sweet smell that makes you antici-

pate spring. And luckily, you don’t have

to search too far to find something enjoy-

able to spice things up this year. Take your

family and friends to a cycling event the

kids will love it! Let’s just say, this event

is sure to be a memorable one be-

cause not only are you amusing

yourself to a good time, you’re

also contributing to a great cause

for diabetes. So take a ride and

sign up for The Southwest Florida

Tour De Cure!

The Southwest Florida Tour De

Cure is a nationwide cycling event

by The American Diabetes Associ-

ation. That is to say, your contribu-

tions will go to the nation’s leading non-

profit charity. Nearly 26 million children

and adults in this country are diagnosed

with diabetes, ADA’s mission is to prevent

and cure diabetes and improve the lives

of those affected by it, so help the charity

reach their goal of 350,000 dollars for this

event. Do you know someone who has

type 1 or type 2 diabetes? Tell them to

join the Red Riders team, where they will

enjoy free recognition gifts on the day of

the event. On the other hand, if you are

a cyclist looking to be apart of a team,

you have the option to join a local or a

national team, or start your own! It’s a fact

that riding your bike is one of the great-

est forms of exercise. A few of the ma-

jor health benefits are increase in muscle

tone, improved cardio-vascular health,

and reduction in stress. All the more rea-

son to participate!

Good news is that you don’t have to be a

professional cyclist to participate; this is

not a race. Depending on your preference

you can delight in a leisurely trip around

town, or challenge yourself to an inten-

sive expedition. Before you start your

ride, indulge in a healthy breakfast, then

the Red Riders will lead you to the open-

ing ceremonies, which will inspire you to

have a great ride for a great cause. This

ride is going to take you through a beauti-

ful scenic route through the city of Tampa

that will make you want to capture the

view along the way. The family fun ride is

a 10-mile bike ride designed for

families to take in all of the great sights

along the way. If you’re coming with

friends and looking for a moderate chal-

lenge, the 35-mile bike ride is for the be-

ginner to intermediate cyclist. Now, for

the experienced cyclist, they lend strate-

gic training advice. Cyclists who want to

take on an extreme challenge, they offer

a choice between a 62-mile or 100-mile

route. Fortunately, each route has a gra-

cious amount of refreshment rest stops

sponsored by Tour de Cure Official Nu-

trition Bar Sponsor GoMacro, which pro-

vides food and drink. The Southwest Flor-

ida Tour de Cure will be held at Lakewood

Ranch Main Street in Tampa on March 30.

Get ready for everyone to be cheering

you on at the finish line! I suggest you

get right into your celebration and go to

one of the different sponsor and vendor

booths to unwind with a personal mas-

sage. Then, savor in the great food and

listen to the music and entertainment

provided. If you brought little ones, have

some fun in the kid’s zone, where there

will be plenty of fun and games for the

kids. Take advantage of this fun filled

day that allows you to meet up with

friends, family, or teammates and

unwind in great conversation and

plenty of happy cheer. This is a rare

event where you can feel good about

helping others and yourself, so I ad-

vise you to take advantage of it and

tell everyone you know to come

out and have a good time. To learn

more about additional programs and

events call 1-888- DIABETES or go to

http://tour.diabetes.org

Here are some basic training tips to help

you get started:

1. When you train it’s better with frequen-

cy not necessarily mileage

2. If you have diabetes it’s a good idea

to bring your testing supplies so you can

check your blood sugar mid-ride.

3. Stay well hydrated, so you don’t pass

out along the ride.

4. You’re going to need fuel for your tank!

Thankfully they provide you with food

throughout the event.

5. Stretch! Muscle cramps are the worst!<


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NEARLY 26 MILLION CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN THIS COUNTRY ARE DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES, ADA’S MISSION IS TO PREVENT AND CURE DIABETES AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THOSE AFFECTED BY IT.


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WHAT’S HAPPENING TAMPA! MUSIC PERFORMING ARTS COMEDY MISC.

MARCH 1-9

Alton Brown: The Edible Inevitable TourMarch 1, 8 pmStraz Center for the Performing Arts 813-229-7827

Frankie Valli & The Four SeasonsMarch 4, 8 pmRuth Eckerd Hall727-791-7400

Wild Child featuring Special GuestsMarch 6, 10 pmCrowbar813-241-8600

Harlem Globetrotters March 7, 7 pmUSF Sun Dome 813-974-3002

Don McLeanMarch 7, 7:30 pmThe Capitol Theatre727-791-7400

Dana CarveyMarch 7, 8 pmTampa Theatre813-274-8982

FEBRUARY 1-8MARCH 10-16

Michael Bolton March 10, 7:30 pmThe Capitol Theatre727-791-7400

Marcus Luttrell’s Patriot TourMarch 11, 7:30 pmTampa Theatre813-274-8982

Joan RiversMarch 14, 7:30 pmCapitol Theatre727-791-7400

The Hit MenMarch 14, 8 pmMahaffey Theater727-893-7832

MARCH 17-23

Aziz Ansari - Modern RomanceMarch 16, 7 pmMahaffey Theater727-893-7832

Children of Bodom March 16, 7:30 pmThe Ritz Ybor813-247-2518

Miley Cyrus: Bangerz TourMarch 20, 7 pmTampa Bay Times Forum813-301-6500

VNV Nation March 22, 7 pmOrpheum813-248-9500

Vince GillMarch 22, 8 pmRuth Eckerd Hall727-791-7400

MARCH 24-31

Casting CrownsMarch 28, 7 pmUSF Sun Dome813-974-3002

Scotty McCreeryMarch 28, 7:30 pmRuth Eckerd Hall727-791-7400

Jay LenoMarch 29, 7:30 pmCapitol Theatre727-791-7400The Avett BrothersMarch 29, 8 pm

USF Sun Dome813-974-3002

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ALTON BROWN

Alton Brown, the famous celebrity chef and television personality brings his culinary-science and humor to Tampa on March 1st! This two-hour show mixes things up by incorporating stand up comedy, food experimen-tation, and live music all into one. Looking for some-thing for the whole family to enjoy? This is it! This is Brown’s first live tour although he’s been performing for audiences for over a decade. Be ready to volunteer to go on stage and have a blast!

March 1, 8 pmStraz Center for Performing Arts813-229-7827

JOAN RIVERS

The Emmy-Award winning television talk show host and internationally renowned comedian, Joan Riv-ers, is coming to Tampa Bay on March 14th! Joan has become famous for numerous television shows espe-cially on the red carpet shows. Joan’s audacity and witty personality alone makes this show a must-see. Joan’s last tour was a major success and her shows are known to sell out. Grab your tickets before they’re gone!

March 14, 7:30 pmCapitol Theatre727-791-7400

AZIZ ANSARI

Aziz Ansari, the actor and comedian labeled by Rolling Stone as “the funniest man under 30” is bringing his new tour, Modern Romance, to Tampa. Ansari ended his last tour, Buried Alive, in April and he’s headed back out for more. In this stand up he jokes about the ridiculousness of modern romance, marriage, and par-enthood. He says some of his inspirations for the tour came from his friends who are married with children. This is for one night only, March 16th. Be sure not to miss out on all the laughs!

March 16, 7 pmMahaffey Theater727-893-7832

SCOTTY MCCREERY American Idol season 10 winner and country super-star, Scotty McCreery, is on his way to Tampa on March 28th. McCreery launched his third album, See You Tonight, back in October and began his tour in January. The album debuted as number one country album and number 6 album on the Billboard Top 100,

selling 52,000 copies. The album features some of his original songwriting for the first time. He says, “You have to share those intimate thoughts to get a really good song.” Calling all country music fans!

March 28, 7:30 pmRuth Eckerd Hall727-791-7400

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