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Directory of
Physicians and Services
For Physician-to-Physician consult or to transfer your patient
to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, call:
1-855-261-0220
Pinellas County: 727-767-7337
Directory of Physicians and Services
April, 2017
Dear Colleagues:
We provide you this updated Directory of Physicians and Services in the spirit of
transparency and collaboration. The partnership we share with you and your staff
requires us to supply accurate and timely information. We believe this guide can be
a helpful resource to our programs, services and expanding team of physicians.
One year ago we unveiled the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital name. The energy
and impact are enormous. Our institutes are thriving, our Research and Education
Building is rising and our outreach is growing. The coming months will welcome new
physician leaders, including anesthesiologist Mohamed A. Rehman, M.D. who will
join us from Philadelphia to lead the Department of Anesthesia, and neonatologist
Jennifer Arnold, M.D. who will join us from Houston as the director of our Simulation Training Center. In addition,
in early summer we will graduate our first class of our pediatric residents and begin the recruitment for our first
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine fellows.
As our momentum continues, thank you for your continued excellent care of our children. We appreciate the ability
to work with you to improve children’s health through innovation, discovery, prevention and care.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Ellen, M.D.
President, CEO and Physician-in-Chief
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
Vice Dean and Professor of Pediatrics
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Nursing Excellence 5
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Institutes 6-13
Department of Medicine 14
Department of Surgery 15
Research 17
Education 18
LifeLine Transport Team 20-21
Kids Home Care 22-23
All Children’s Specialty Physicians 24
Developmental and Rehabilitation Services 25
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care 26-27
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Physician Directory 28-39
Online Resources for Health Professionals 40
Continuing Medical Education 40
Physician Liaisons 41
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Nursing Excellence
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (JHACH) is committed to ongoing
nursing excellence. It is vital to providing the highest quality care in
the safest environment.
Veronica Martin, D.N.P., R.N., N.E.A.-B.C., joined Johns Hopkins
All Children’s Hospital in September 2015 as vice president and chief
nursing officer. She leads a team of more than 850 pediatric nurses and
respiratory therapists completely dedicated to providing care for infants,
children and teens with complex and often critical health conditions.
Martin has more than 20 years of nursing experience, most recently
serving as corporate chief nursing officer for Shriners Hospital/Health
System where she led system-wide clinical activities focused on
quality, patient safety, outcomes and patient experience.
“Our nursing culture at Johns Hopkins All Children’s reflects an
environment that fosters collaborative practice with all members of the
health care team to enhance patient care, patient quality and safety and
the overall patient experience,” she says. “When you walk through our
halls, you clearly see our nurses’ compassion and excellence in action.”
With the support of a gift from the All Children’s Hospital Guild
Our nursing culture at
dedicated to Nursing Excellence, Martin is empowering JHACH nurses Johns Hopkins All Children’s
by leading new professional development, education and quality
initiatives. One key effort is the journey to nursing excellence leading
reflects an environment that
to the hospital’s application for Magnet status from the American fosters collaborative practice
Nurses’ Credentialing Center. Martin and the entire JHACH leadership
team are committed to this journey and to the important role that
with all members of the
nurses play in achieving excellent outcomes for our patients. health care team to enhance
patient care, patient quality
and safety and the overall
patient experience.”
Veronica Martin
D.N.P., R.N., N.E.A.-B.C.
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 5
The Institute for Brain Protection Sciences
The Johns Hopkins All Children’s Institute for Brain Protection Sciences is focused on stretching the boundaries of
neuroscience to provide the highest quality of care in the areas of childhood developmental disorders, mental health,
brain injury, rehabilitative care and pediatric neurological and neurosurgical diseases. Our institute collaborates across
disciplines, offering cutting-edge clinical techniques, preventative services and research to deliver the best possible
outcomes in a safe, patient- and family-centered environment.
Learn more at HopkinsAllChildrens.org/Neuro
Leadership Key Programs & Services
Director: t Neurosurgery
George Jallo, M.D. - Treatment of brain - Spinal anomalies,
George Jallo, M.D., joined Johns Hopkins All Children’s and spinal tumors including tethered
Hospital in September 2015 as director of the Johns Hopkins - Hydrocephalus cord and other spinal
All Children’s Institute for Brain Protection Sciences. malformations
- Chiari malformations
Dr. Jallo is a professor of neurosurgery, oncology and - Infections of the
pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University School of - Congenital abnormalities nervous system
Medicine. He joined the Hopkins faculty in 2003, was of the nervous system
- Keyhole surgery
named clinical director of pediatric neurosurgery at - Head and spinal trauma
- Robot-Assisted
The Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2004, and then became - Craniosynostosis and Neurosurgery
director of the Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery in other craniofacial
- Epilepsy Surgery
2013. In addition, Dr. Jallo has been principal investigator abnormalities
for NIH and private foundation grants focused on - Spasticity and other - Brachial plexus/
treatment of pediatric central nervous system tumors movement disorders nerve injury
and other neurosurgical challenges. He specializes in
t Neurology
keyhole surgery for children.
- Epilepsy, first seizures - Metabolic/
white matter
Senior Director, Institute Administration: - Ketogenic diet
Michelle DuJardin, J.D., C.M.P.E. - Neonatal neurology
- Mitochondrial disorders
- Multidisciplinary
- Headache Clinic
Senior Director, Nursing: stroke program
- Movement disorders/ (neurology,
Melissa Macogay, M.B.A, B.S.N., R.N., CCRN cerebral palsy/spasticity hematology)
t Sleep Medicine
t Neuro-oncology
t Neurofibromatosis
t Concussion program (Sports Medicine)
t Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
t Mind-Body Branch
For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer - Neuropsychology
your patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, - Psychiatry
please call 855-261-0220. - Psychology
t Developmental Pediatrics and Autism Center
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Facilities
t 28-bed private room Surgical Neuroscience Unit
t Six rooms in the Surgical Neuroscience Unit are
designated Seizure Monitoring Rooms for
patients undergoing comprehensive EEG and
video event monitoring
t 28-bed private room in the Pediatric Intensive Care
Unit with the latest technology for monitoring and
providing care to critically ill neuroscience patients
t 2 surgical suites including a dedicated Neurosurgical
Operating Room with equipment for intraoperative
brain mapping
t Newest generation pediatric MRI & CT scanning
plus a Fetal MRI
t Interventional Radiology Suit
t EEG & Neurophysiology Laboratory
t PET Scan and MRI with Pediatric Anesthesia
Patients and families can access our care closer to home
at the following Outpatient Care locations:
- Brandon - Lakeland - South Tampa
- East Lake - Pasco - Tampa
- Ft. Myers - Sarasota
The Heart Institute 7
The Heart Institute
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute combines expertise, innovation, compassion and evidence-based approaches to
advance pediatric and congenital cardiac care. Our surgical outcomes are among the best in the nation at every level of
surgery including the most complex procedures. Our pediatric cardiology team uses minimally invasive techniques to avoid
the need for open surgical procedures whenever possible, even in our youngest patients. You can view our surgical
outcomes at HopkinsAllChildrens.org/Heart.
Leadership Key Programs
Co-Director: r Cardiac Surgery & Transplantation
Jeffrey P. Jacobs, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.C.C., F.C.C.P. r Pediatric Cardiology
Dr. Jacobs is division chief for cardiovascular surgery r Cardiac Critical Care
and surgical director for heart transplantation and r Transplant Cardiology and Heart Failure
extracorporeal life support. He is a professor r Cardiac Anesthesia
of surgery and pediatrics with Johns Hopkins University
r Interventional Cardiology
School of Medicine. He chairs the Society of Thoracic
Surgeons (STS) Workforce on National Databases r Electrophysiology
and is co-chair of the 2021 World Congress of Pediatric r Cardiac Fetal Program
Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery. He is also Editor-
in-Chief of Cardiology in the Young. After surgical
and thoracic/cardiovascular surgical training at the Special Services and
University of Miami, he completed a fellowship in
pediatric cardiothoracic surgery at Great Ormond Patient Populations
Street Hospital for Sick Children in London through r Hypertension and pulmonary
the Royal College of Surgeons. hypertension programs
r Lipid disorders program
Co-Director: r Cardiomyopathy clinic
Gary Stapleton, M.D.
r Heart failure program
Dr. Stapleton is division chief for pediatric cardiology
r Management of single ventricle defects, including
and medical director of the cardiac catheterization lab.
tricuspid atresia, pulmonary atresia and
He is an assistant professor of pediatrics with the hypoplastic left heart syndrome
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He
r 24-hour mechanical circulatory support with
is active in research and innovative approaches to
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
interventional cardiology. He completed both a and/or ventricular assist devices
pediatric cardiology fellowship and pediatric
r Fetal, transesophageal and transthoracic
interventional fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine
echocardiography
and Texas Children’s Hospital.
r Rotational angiography with 3-D reconstruction
Senior Director, Nursing: r Cardiac neurodevelopmental care
Lisa Moore, M.S.N., M.H.A., R.N. r Home monitoring for single ventricle patients
For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer
your patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital,
please call 855-261-0220.
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Facilities
r 22-bed private room Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU)
r State-of-the-art hybrid cardiac catheterization labs
r Electrophysiology lab with 3D mapping
r Interventional radiology suite
r Cardiac surgical suites and perioperative services (adjoining the CVICU)
r All cardiac services housed on one floor
Patients and families can access our care closer to home at the following
Outpatient Care locations:
- Brandon - Pasco
- East Lake - Sarasota
- Ft. Myers - South Tampa
- Lakeland - Tampa
Our services can also be accessed at the following affiliate locations:
- Florida Hospital Tampa - Florida Hospital Orlando
- Brandon Regional Hospital - Medical Center of Trinity
The Heart Institute 9
The Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute The Johns Hopkins All Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Institute specializes in treating children from infancy to young adults through multidisciplinary coordinated care at every level, including blood and marrow transplant. Our team has a full range of pediatric subspecialists devoted to excellence in treatment, participation in clinical and translational research, education and advocacy. For every type of diagnosis, we provide quality of care oversight through continuous performance review, outcome studies and clinical pathways of care using evidence-based guidelines. Patients benefit from opportunities to participate in a wide range of clinical trials, with more than 100 active hematology and oncology clinical trials in St. Petersburg at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, plus access to studies based at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center in Baltimore.
Key Programs: Blood and Marrow Transplant
The blood and marrow transplant program performs more than 50 transplants per year and achieves excellent outcomes.
We provide extracorporeal photopheresis when needed as treatment of graft-versus-host disease. Johns Hopkins
All Children’s has expertise in blood and marrow transplant to treat leukemias and solid tumors, hematologic disorders,
inborn errors of metabolism and primary immunodeficiency disorders. The team works in collaboration with the
USF Health pediatric immunology program to offer transplant patients with immunodeficiency disease.
The program is an independent National Marrow Donor Program transplant center and shares FACT accreditation
with Moffitt Cancer Center.
Learn more at HopkinsAllChildrens.org/Cancer
Key Programs: Oncology Leadership
r Acute and chronic leukemias and lymphomas
r Solid tumors Deputy Director:
r Sarcomas Peter Shaw, M.D.
r All stages of neuroblastoma Dr. Shaw joined Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in
August 2016 as Deputy Director of the Institute for Cancer
r Neuro-oncology
& Blood Disorders. Previously he was Clinical Director
r Vascular tumors of Oncology and Director of the Hematology/Oncology
r Neurocutaneous disorders Clinic at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, and Associate
r Familial cancer syndromes Professor of Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh School
r Genetics of Medicine. Dr. Shaw founded one of the nation’s first
adolescent and young adult (AYA) oncology programs and
r Adolescents and Young Adult Oncology
is a founding member of the Consortium of Adolescent
r Infusion Services and Young Oncology Centers (CAYACC). He is recognized
as a leader in the area of AYA oncology and will expand this
Key Programs: Hematology program through collaboration with colleagues at JHACH
and the Moffitt Cancer Center. He will also help grow the
r Sickle cell disease, including erythrocytapheresis
and stem cell transplant fertility preservation program at the Institute.
r Hemophilia
Senior Director, Institute Administration:
r Thrombosis and coagulation disorders Michelle DuJardin, J.D., C.M.P.E.
r Management of anticoagulation therapy in patients
on ECMO or extraventricular devices Senior Director of Nursing:
r Acute and Chronic Anemias Debbie Del Favero, M.S.N., R.N., C.P.N., N.E.-B.C.
Facilities
r 28-bed private room inpatient unit with HEPA/
positive airflow, children’s playroom and teen lounge
r Physician visits and infusion services are also available at For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Tampa
your patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital,
Patients and families can access our care closer to home please call 855-261-0220.
at the following Outpatient Care locations:
- Lakeland - Tampa
- Sarasota
Our services can also be accessed at the following
affiliate locations:
- Moffitt Cancer Center - Florida Hospital Tampa
HopkinsAllChildrens.org/Cancer 11The Maternal, Fetal & Neonatal Institute
The Johns Hopkins All Children’s Maternal, Fetal & Neonatal Institute seeks to improve outcomes for newborns
through collaborative approaches to care beginning with the expectant mother, continuing through delivery and
neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission and extending beyond discharge through neonatal follow-up. The
institute is focused on delivering clinical excellence, enhancing treatments through research and training the next
generation of physicians to improve the short- and long-term health needs of medically complex newborns.
Specialists in neonatology, maternal-fetal medicine, surgery and other diverse specialties work together to provide
a continuum of care that meets the needs of patients and families all in one place.
Learn more at HopkinsAllChildrens.org/Neonatology
Key Programs & Services
Leadership r Neonatology
Director:
Prabhu Parimi, M.D. r Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Dr. Parimi joined Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital r Obstetrics & Gynecology
in 2015 as director of the Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Maternal, Fetal & Neonatal Institute and chief of the r Neonatal Nutrition Initiatives, Early Feeding
division of neonatology. He previously was director of r Intestinal Failure, Short Bowel Syndrome
neonatology, medical director of the neonatal intensive
care unit and neonatal medical home, and professor r Lactation Education & Support, Donor Milk Bank
of pediatrics at the University of Kansas. He was site r Neonatal ECMO
principal investigator for the NICHD Neonatal Research
Network at University of Kansas Medical Center. r Care for Very Low Birth Weight Infants
r Brain Protection Initiatives
Senior Director, Nursing:
Melissa Alstott, M.S.N./Ed., R.N. r Critical Care Transport
Our critical care transport team includes nurses
and respiratory therapists with neonatal and
pediatric experience. Patients are brought to
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital by
ambulance, helicopter or fixed wing aircraft.
They provide stabilization and specialized
support, nitric oxide, heliox therapy and total
body cooling. The team remains in contact with
a neonatologist for medical management of
the patient throughout transport.
r Fetal Diagnosis
r Neonatal Follow-up Clinic
For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer your
patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, please
call 855-261-0220.
12 HopkinsAllChildrens.org/NeonatologyFacilities
t 97-bed Level IV NICU on main campus, 167 beds in
nine affiliated Level I-III NICU network
t Procedure rooms in the NICU, plus ability to do
surgical procedures at bedside
t Mother’s Milk Depot managed by clinical nutrition
t Parent education classroom within the NICU
t Expectant mothers under the care of JHACH
maternal-fetal medicine deliver in Bayfront Baby Place,
located within Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital,
before transfer to the NICU or CVICU
t Patients and families can access our care closer to
home at the Brandon Outpatient Care location.
All Children’s Specialty Physicians collaborate with
hospitals across the west coast of Florida to provide
the best neonatal care closer to home:
– Bayfront Health – Medical Center of Trinity
Port Charlotte – Oak Hill Hospital
– Bayfront Health Spring Hill – St. Petersburg
– Brandon Regional Hospital General Hospital
– Florida Hospital Tampa – Sarasota Memorial Hospital
– Florida Hospital
North Pinellas
HopkinsAllChildrens.org/services/cancer-institute 13The four institutes listed in the preceding pages
each bring together some of our pediatric
medical and surgical specialty programs in a
single multidisciplinary unit in order to enhance
the comprehensive continuum of care of
Department of Medicine
patients—specifically patients with congenital
and acquired heart defects, cancer and blood
disorders, brain disease and injury, and high-
Leadership
risk pregnant mothers and their newborns. Chair: Tony Napolitano, M.D.
Many of our additional outstanding pediatric Dr. Napolitano chairs the Department of Pediatric Medicine at Johns Hopkins
medical and surgical programs remain within All Children’s Hospital. He joined the neonatology program in 1988 and
the Department of Medicine or the Department serves as senior neonatologist. He is also medical director of the JHACH
of Surgery. The physicians in these specialties LifeLine critical care transport program. In 2009, he was named medical
work collaboratively when needed with one or director for the 32-bed Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Sarasota Memorial
more of the institutes or with other programs Hospital through its affiliation with All Children’s Specialty Physicians and
listed here. Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital.
Whether their care is based within an institute After receiving his medical degree from the University of Brussels,
or within one of the programs based in the Dr. Napolitano completed his pediatric residency and neonatology
Department of Medicine or Department of fellowship at the Medical College of Virginia, where he was an attending
Surgery, our patients benefit from the highest neonatologist and assistant professor of pediatrics before joining
level of patient care and safety. Johns Hopkins All Children’s. He is a fellow of the American Academy
of Pediatrics and a member of the sections of Perinatal Pediatrics
and Transport Medicine. He is a member and past president of the
Florida Society of Neonatology.
Senior Director, Department Administration:
Arlene Asgard, M.S.N., B.S.N., R.N.
Programs:
r Adolescent Medicine r Hepatology
r Allergy & Immunology r Hospitalist Program
r Critical Care r Infectious Disease
r Emergency Medicine r Nephrology
r Endocrinology r Palliative Care
r Gastroenterology & Nutrition r Pulmonology
r General Pediatrics r Rheumatology
r Genetics r Sleep Medicine
Facilities:
Patients and families can access our care closer to home at the following
Outpatient Care clinic locations:
- Brandon - Sarasota
For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer - East Lake - South Tampa
your patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s
- Lakeland - Tampa
Hospital, please call 855-261-0220.
- Pasco
Our services can also be accessed at the following affiliate locations:
- Florida Hospital Tampa - Sarasota Memorial Hospital
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Department of Pediatric
Medicine MedicineDepartment of Surgery
Leadership
Chair: Paul Colombani, M.D., FACS, FAAP
Dr. Colombani is a professor of surgery, pediatrics and oncology at Programs:
the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Robert Garrett r Anesthesiology
Professor (Emeritus) of Pediatric Surgery. A graduate of the University
r Chest Wall Reconstruction
of Kentucky College of Medicine, Dr. Colombani completed his general
r Complex Neonatal Surgery
surgery residency at George Washington University Hospital in
r Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Surgery
Washington, D.C. After a pediatric surgery residency at Johns Hopkins,
r Craniofacial Surgery
he joined the Hopkins faculty in 1983. In 1991, he was named the children’s
surgeon-in-charge at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and chief of the division r General, Thoracic & Minimally Invasive Surgery
of pediatric surgery; he also directed the Pediatric Transplant Program at r Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery
Johns Hopkins Hospital. He joined Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital r Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Surgery
in 2013 and also serves as president of All Children’s Specialty Physicians. r Hip Preservation Surgery
His research has focused on transplant pharmacology and immunology, r Limb Restoration Surgery
chest wall reconstruction and hepatobiliary surgery. r Ophthalmology
r Orthopaedic & Scoliosis Surgery
r Otolaryngology & Oral Surgery
r Pain Management
r Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
r Plastic Surgery
Facilities: r Trauma
r Radiology
r 12 Operating Room Surgical Suites
r Sports Medicine
r Four Special Procedures Rooms r Urology
r Surgical Extended Care Unit (SECU) with 12 beds r Vascular Anomaly Clinic
Patients and families can access our care closer to home at the following r Wound Care Clinic
Outpatient Care clinic locations:
- Brandon - Sarasota
- East Lake - Tampa
- Pasco For physician-to-physician consult or to transfer
your patient to Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Our services can also be accessed at the following affiliate locations: Hospital, please call 855-261-0220.
- Brandon Regional Hospital - Florida Hospital Tampa
HopkinsAllChildrens.org/services/cancer-institute
Department of Surgery 1516 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Access Line: 1-877-222-0404
Research
Our research program has a strong focus on precision
medicine through clinical and translational research,
health informatics and molecular determinants of
chronic and acute childhood illness. A growing number
of institution-wide prospective cohort studies is
supported by an accredited pediatric biorepository
for processing and storage of patient-derived
specimens for current and future research.
An enhanced data warehouse and the development
of our molecular determinants core with a focus on
metabolomics, proteomics and genomics technologies
and techniques will enable us to use clinical data
and specimens to discover the molecular basis of
health outcomes.
There are currently more than 300 active clinical
research studies at Johns Hopkins All Children’s,
including investigator-initiated studies and phase 1 clinical
trials. Our clinicians are also engaged in outcomes
studies, frequently as part of national collaboratives
that allow us to measure our progress against
established benchmarks.
In addition, physician scientists in St. Petersburg and
Baltimore collaborate on clinical trials, translational
research and cohort studies providing larger study
populations to support pediatric research.
A new health informatics program launched in
August 2016 will enhance the current infrastructure
supporting biostatistics, epidemiology and data
management and continue to advance our research
mission. Sharon Ghazarian, Ph.D., has joined
Johns Hopkins All Children’s as senior director of
health informatics and will lead these initiatives.
Construction is underway on a 230,000 square-foot
research and education building that will house wet
and dry research labs, the biorepository and molecular
determinants laboratory and additional research
infrastructure along with collaborative space for
physicians, scientists, nurses and other child
health specialists.
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 17Education Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (JHACH) provides a rich environment for training tomorrow’s pediatric specialists and child health leaders. In 2012 the hospital received accreditation for an innovative pediatric residency program which welcomed its first class of interns in 2014. The program is currently training 35 residents. These pediatric residents take part in a unique Leadership Executive Academic Development Curriculum that provides early opportunities for research and mentoring. Residents have the opportunity to participate in in a 12-month Designing Clinical Research program that provides immersive time with teaching faculty and seasoned researchers. They may also complete elective rotations at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, and pediatric residents and medical students from the Baltimore campus can choose electives in St. Petersburg. Since the 1970s, the hospital has been a teaching affiliate of the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine, whose pediatric residents complete rotations at JHACH. In addition, USF medical students and residents in adult specialties complete rotations at JHACH to learn about pediatric-specific health concerns. All pediatric residents have the opportunity to select a newly created rotation in patient safety and quality. In addition, a state-of-the-art simulation laboratory provides residents with hands-on training followed by immediate review and feedback. JHACH now offers an accredited pediatric general surgery fellowship; the first fellow graduated in 2016. Fellowship programs in surgery research, cancer research, neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, neonatal-perinatal medicine and blood and marrow transplant are expanding our academic mission. The Johns Hopkins All Children’s Research and Education Building slated to open in 2018 will be an educational center for pediatric resident physicians and fellows. The 230,000 square-foot building will include an expanded clinical simulation laboratory, classrooms and collaborative spaces that promote the open exchange of knowledge and research opportunities. 18 For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 19
Johns Hopkins
All Children’s Hospital
LifeLine
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital LifeLine is
a critical care transport program that provides
state-of-the-art mobile intensive care utilizing sound
principles of transport medicine, an expert onboard
team with the latest technology and constant
medical oversight by physicians in St. Petersburg.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s provides evidence-
based, critical care transport in alignment with
our goal to provide the right care for the right
patient in the right place—care that is value-based
and provides the best possible outcomes.
Often this means bringing critically ill children
to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in
St. Petersburg. The team also provides specialty
pediatric and neontal transports as long-distance
and international transports.
20 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Access Line: 1-877-222-0404The LifeLine Team
The LifeLine team remains focused on the needs of
the patient while providing 24/7 responsiveness,
a trained team of nurses and respiratory therapists
with advanced training in neonatal and pediatric
care, and medical control from the neonatal and
critical care physicians at Johns Hopkins All Children’s.
The LifeLine team stabilizes the patient at the
sending hospital and then provides lifesaving medical
interventions en route using state-of-the-art
technology that includes ECMO (extracorporeal
membrane oxygenation), nitric oxide therapy and
high frequency ventilation.
Modes of Transport
This expert team is ready to mobilize within 15
minutes using one of the following modes of transport:
r Critical care ambulances based at JHACH
(the team added a fourth specially-equipped
ambulance in September 2016)
r The LifeLine helicopter based at St. Petersburg’s
Albert Whitted airport
r Fixed-wing transport, with the team aboard a
plan operated by a preferred provider, for long-
distance or international transports
Contact Us
To arrange for transport:
Call LifeLine via the Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Hospital Patient Transfer Center: 877-222-0404
or 727-767-7337.
To learn more about the LifeLine program
and outreach education:
Call the LifeLine office at 727-767-4333.
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 21Kids Home Care Kids Home Care offers home health services designed to meet the special medical and developmental needs of children at each stage of development, from infants through teens. We offer a coordinated, case management approach through direct care as well as partnering with community providers. Kids Home Care brings Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital’s tradition of excellence right to the patient’s homes, working closely with families and physicians in our extended referral region. Our coordinated approach focuses on developing a plan that is convenient, economical and meets a family’s unique needs and schedule. For children being discharged from the hospital, Kids Home Care can provide continuity of care through pre-discharge education and standardization of care (using the same procedures, equipment and supplies as in the hospital, when possible). Our clinical staff is available by phone 24 hours a day to assist the patient’s family and physician. Same day delivery of medical supplies and/or equipment is available. Our reimbursement specialists can work with families and their health insurance representatives to help the claims process proceed smoothly and to provide any necessary documentation. Kids Home Care received The Joint Commission gold seal of approval. Learn more about Kids Home Care services at 727-767-8240 or visit HopkinsAllChildrens.org/KidsHomeCare 22 HopkinsAllChildrens.org/KidsHomeCare
Kids Home Care Services
Respiratory Care Services
r Clinical respiratory therapy visits in the home
r Clinical case management
r Patient education in hospital or home
r Durable medical equipment for respiratory care:
- Aerosol nebulizer compressors
- Apnea/bradycardia monitors
- Bi/PAP CPAP devices
- Cough assist devices
- Oxygen concentrators
- Oxygen cylinders: portable and stationary
- Pulse oximeters
- Suction machines: portable and stationary
- Ventilators
Nursing Services
r Skilled nursing visits in the home
r Clinical case management
r Patient education in hospital or home
r Infusion pump and enteral feeding pump training
and equipment and supply rental
Pharmacy
r Clinical case management
r Hemophilia: factor concentrates and infusion
supplies, durable medical equipment
r Diabetes supplies, equipment and medications
r Growth disorders: growth hormone preparations
r Cystic fibrosis: a full range of inhaled medications
and related oral medications, including enzymes
and vitamins
r Other disorders: Variety of hematopoietic and
biotech pharmaceuticals
Physical Therapy Services
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Durable Medical Equipment (all types)
Kids Home Care provides biomedical waste
containers and disposal to protect the health and
safety of all family members, in compliance with U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards.
Kids Home Care 23All Children’s Specialty Physicians
The All Children’s Specialty Physicians group ACSP includes more than 200 physicians in a wide variety of pediatric
includes more than 200 pediatric and pediatric medical and surgical programs including:
subspecialty physicians as well as 150 nurse
practitioners, certified registered nurse r Adolescent Medicine r Neurology
anesthetists, advanced practice nurses and r Anesthesiology r Neuropsychology
physician assistants dedicated to providing r Cardiac Critical Care r Neurosurgery
the highest quality pediatric care. r Cardiology r Obstetrics & Gynecology
r Cardiovascular Surgery & r Oncology
At Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, Transplantation
these physicians provide care in more than r Palliative Care
r Critical Care Medicine
30 pediatric medical and surgical specialties r Pathology
while sharing the Johns Hopkins All Children’s r Developmental Pediatrics
r Pediatric Rehabilitative Medicine
mission, vision and commitment to serving r Emergency Medicine
r Plastic Surgery
our region’s children. Through a regional network r Endocrinology & Diabetes
r Psychiatry/Psychology
of Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient r General Pediatrics
Care locations and affiliations with community r Pulmonary Disease
r Genetics
hospitals, our All Children’s Specialty Physicians r Radiology
provide Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital r Hematology
r Rheumatology
quality of care for children across west r Hospitalist Program
r Sleep Medicine
central Florida. r Infectious Diseases
r Sports Medicine
r International Medicine
r Surgery
r Maternal-Fetal Medicine
r Urgent Care
r Neonatology
24 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220Developmental & Rehabilitation
Programs and Services
Program locations subject to change. Please visit HopkinsAllChildrens.org/services/rehabilitation.
Acute Care Rehabilitation Hearing Aids AUD
OT, PT, SLP, AUD Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers,
Location: Main Campus Lakeland, Main Campus, Pasco, KEY
Sarasota, Tampa
Applied Behavior Analysis ABA ABA Advanced Behavior Analysis
Locations: Brandon, East Lake, Intensive Strengthening (TheraSuit )®
AUD Audiology
Main Campus, Pasco, Sarasota OT, PT OT Occupational Therapy
Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers,
Aquatic Therapy OT, PT Main Campus PT Physician Therapy
Locations: East Lake SLP Speech Language Pathology
(Long Center Pool–Clearwater), Interactive Metronome OT
Main Campus (St. Anthony’s Outpatient All Locations
Center Pool–St. Petersburg)
Occupational Therapy OT Swallow Studies (OPMS) SLP
Audiology Diagnostic Services AUD All Locations Location: Main Campus
Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers,
Lakeland, Main Campus, Pasco, Orofacial Myofunctional Evaluation Therapeutic Listening OT
Sarasota, Tampa and Treatment SLP All Locations
All Locations
Auditory-Based Care AUD, SLP Torticollis PT
All Locations Orthopedic Rehabilitation OT, PT All Locations
All Locations
Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) Vestibular Rehabilitation PT
Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers, Pain Management OT, PT Location: Main Campus
Main Campus (sedation available), Pasco, All Locations
Sarasota, Tampa (sedation available) Voice SLP
Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation PT Locations: Brandon, East Lake,
Auditory Neuropathy AUD, SLP All Locations Main Campus, Pasco, Sarasota, Tampa
Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers,
Lakeland, Main Campus, Sarasota, Tampa Scottish Rite Preschool Wellness Program PT
Language Class—Ages 2-4 SLP Location: Main Campus
Central Auditory Processing AUD Location: Main Campus
Locations: Brandon, Fort Myers, Wheelchair and Equipment
Lakeland, Main Campus, Pasco, Tampa Social Skills Group Evaluation Team OT, PT
(PALS—Pragmatic Acquisition Locations: Fort Myers, Lakeland,
Cochlear Implants AUD of Language Skills) SLP Main Campus, Sarasota, Tampa
Locations: Main Campus Locations: East Lake, Main Campus
Wound Care PT
Constraint-Induced Therapy OT S.P.E.L.L. SLP, OT Location: Main Campus
Location: Main Campus Location: Sarasota
X-Ray Speech Studies SLP
Feeding SLP, OT Speech Language Pathology SLP Location: Main Campus
All Locations Locations: All Locations
Happy Mealtimes SLP Sports Rehabilitation PT, OT
Location: Main Campus Locations: Brandon, East Lake,
Main Campus, Pasco, Sarasota, Tampa
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 25Integrated Regional Network
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is committed to helping families receive the highest quality of care at
the right place, at the right time. For outpatient services, our network of regional Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Outpatient Care Centers provide value-based care for our pediatric population throughout west-central Florida.
Outpatient Care Locations
For more information about these locations, please visit HopkinsAllChildrens.org/locations.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s, Main Campus Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Pasco
Outpatient Care 4443 Rowan Road, New Port Richey, FL 34653
601 Fifth Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 P 727-846-9900
F 727-834-5419
Child Development & Rehabilitation Center
880 Sixth Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Sarasota
5881 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Brandon
885 South Parsons Avenue, Brandon, FL 33511 P 941-927-8805
F 941-925-6339
P 813-436-5900
F 813-436-5901
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, South Tampa
1202 South Church Avenue, Tampa, FL 33629
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, East Lake
P 813-837-7012
3850 Tampa Road, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
F 813-910-5154
P 727-786-5482
F 727-767-2562
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Tampa
12220 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Fort Myers
P 813-631-5000
4550 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33966
F 813- 631-5099
P 239-931-5700
F 239-931-5738
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care, Lakeland
3310 Lakeland Hills Blvd., Lakeland, FL 33805
P 863-802-6600
F 863-802-6639
26 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220CHS/Bayfront Health
Bayfront Health–St. Petersburg/Bayfront Baby Place
701 6th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL
Services provided: Perinatology, neonatology
Bayfront Health–Spring Hill
10461 Quality Drive, Spring Hill, FL
Services provided: Neonatology
Bayfront Health –Port Charlotte
2500 Harbour Boulevard, Port Charlotte, FL
Services provided: Neonatology
HCA
Brandon Regional Hospital
119 Oakfield Drive, Brandon, FL
Services provided: Neonatology, cardiology,
hearing screening, surgery, perinatology
Affiliations & Collaborations
All Children’s Specialty Physicians (ACSP) works with Medical Center of Trinity
community and regional hospitals throughout the Tampa Bay 9330 State Road 54, Trinity, FL
region to provide secondary and tertiary care to the Services provided: Neonatology, hearing screening
children throughout our region.
Oak Hill Hospital
Hospitals that have an affiliation or collaboration with 11375 Cortez Boulevard, Brooksville, FL
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital or its physician Service provided: Neonatology
group ACSP include:
St. Petersburg General Hospital
6500 38th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL
Adventist Health System
Services provided: Neonatology, hearing screening
Florida Hospital North Pinellas
1395 S. Pinellas Avenue, Tarpon Springs, FL
Services provided: Neonatology, hearing screening
IMG Academy
5650 Bollettieri Boulevard, Bradenton, FL
Services provided: Health services, sports medicine
Florida Hospital Orlando
601 East Rollins Street, Orlando, FL
Services provided: Cardiovascular surgery
Moffitt Cancer Center
12902 USF Magnolia Drive, Tampa, FL
Services provided: Oncology services, clinical research, tissue
Florida Hospital Tampa
and specimen services
3100 E. Fletcher Avenue, Tampa, FL
In August 2016, Johns Hopkins All Children’s entered into
an exclusive affiliation with Florida Hospital Tampa, which
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
1700 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL
includes providing pediatric programs focused on
Services provided: Neonatology, hospitalists, cardiology
neonatology, pediatric surgery, critical care, cardiology,
hematology, hospitalists, and hearing screenings.
Additional access to this facility is available via emergency
Tampa General Hospital
1 Tampa General Circle, Tampa, FL
rooms at Florida Hospital Carrollwood, Florida Hospital
Services provided: Cardiology, neurosurgery, surgery
North Pinellas, Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, and Florida
Hospital Zephyrhills, all of which have adopted our clinical
protocols for pediatric emergency medicine.
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 27Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Hospital Physicians’ Directory
Alphabetized by category
Disclaimer
This physician listing includes physicians who are either employed by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, or if not employed, offer exclusive services or
specialty services on the Johns Hopkins All Children’s campus. Physicians from USF are also listed in specialties where they provide services at the hospital.
All of the physicians listed are active staff members in good standing as of the publication of this directory, April 2017.
Adolescent Medicine All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 504, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-8336 | F. 727-767-8482
Jonathan Ellen, M.D. Jasmine Reese, M.D.
1871533547 1295065902
Allergy & Immunology
Jennifer W. Leiding, M.D. Mandel R. Sher, M.D. Panida Sriaroon, M.D. Jolan W. Walter, M.D., Ph.D.
1053590273 1386603108 1891994208 1467649525
601 5th St. S, Dept. 7890 11200 Seminole Blvd. 501 6th Ave. S 501 6th Ave. S
St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Suite 310 Dept. 9680 (CRI) Dept. 7890
P. 727-767-4150 Largo, FL 33778 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 St. Petersburg, FL 33701
F. 727-767-8532 P. 727-397-8557 P. 727-767-4150 P. 727-767-4150
F. 727-397-4459 F. 727-767-8532 F. 727-767-8532
28 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220Anesthesiology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-3679 | F. 727-767-4391
Jenny E. Dolan, M.D. Oleg E. Drozhinin, M.D. John H. Elinger, M.D.. Richard A. Elliott, M.D. Allison M. Fernandez, M.D. Esteban E. Lugo, M.D.
1851323232 1255536843 1841236163 1558393132 1346481165 1588768808
William W. Nelson, M.D. Amish A. Patel, M.D. Nikhil D. Patel, M.D. Mohamed A. Rehman, M.D. Gerson L. Jibin V. Samuel, M.D.
1851372536 1568677334 1861627739 1437262169 Rodriguez-Fazzi, M.D. 1841432291
1497791651
NOT PICTURED
Vyas M. Kartha, M.D.
1174568877
Christopher J. Sutton, M.D. Lillian V. Zamora, M.D.
1881645141 1295966042
Cardiac Critical Care Medicine All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4196 | F. 727-767-6460
Plato J. Alexander, M.D. Melvin C. Almodovar, M.D. Hamza S. Elkhidir, M.D. Rhiannon L. Hickok, M.D. Zsofia B. Long, M.D.
1063478303 1942264650 1629323001 1245465186 1023207511
NOT PICTURED
Nathaniel Szyncer-Taub, M.D.
1639313026
Farhan Malik, D.O. Jason Parker, D.O. Michelle M. Smith, M.D.
1942569454 1598883522 1073540092
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 29Cardiology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 206, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-3333 | F. 727-767-8990
Alfred Asante-Korang, M.D. Marguerite M. Crawford, M.D. Jamie A. Decker, M.D.. Grace A. Freire, M.D. Monesha Gupta, M.D. Carrie E. Herbert, M.D.
1043257215 1922045954 1124262027 1043316227 1972521763 1194992594
Elisa Marcuccio, M.D. Daniel A. Mauriello, M.D. Michelle S. Miller, M.D. Benton Y. Ng, M.D. Thieu P. Nguyen, M.D.
1881804672 1073769048 1184704223 1811933005 1942400239
Jeremy S. Ramey, M.D. Ashish Shah, M.D. Gary E. Stapleton, M.D. Dima A. Sawalha-Turpin, M.D.
1205165404 1760640114 1447477385 1982821047
Cardiovascular Surgery All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 206, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-6666 | F. 727-767-2880
Jeffrey P. Jacobs, M.D. Tom R. Karl, M.D.
1477527208 1790743573
Critical Care Medicine All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4343 | F. 727-767-4391
Ladonna K. Bingham, M.D. Jennifer A. Criscola, M.D. Elliot Melendez, M.D. Thomas A.Nakagawa, M.D. Julia R. Noether, M.D. Nick W. Parilla, M.D.
1619949807 1255560363 1417943564 1518942473 1508031162 1649208430
NOT PICTURED
Elizabeth W. Tucker, M.D. Usama Hanhan, M.D.
1508009291 1356418990
Beatriz E. Teppa Sanchez, M.D. Anthony A. Sochet, M.D. Sue Sreedhar, M.D. Laura A. Vose, D.O. Florida Hospital Tampa
1588947725 1699094888 1598869935 1366432965
30 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220Developmental Pediatrics All Children’s Specialty Physicians
880 Sixth Street S, Suite 410, St. Petersburg, FL 33703 | P. 727-767-8035 | F. 727-767-4765
Flora R. Howie, M.D. Joel M. Shulkin, M.D. Mary H. Pavan, M.D.
1023094539 1922054030 1235149568
Emergency Medicine All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-7280 | F. 727-767-8800
Laleh Bahar-Posey, M.D. Charles D. Eldridge,M.D. Jennifer A. Longo, M.D Meghan Martin, M.D. Elias N. Matta, M.D. Patrick P. Mularoni, M.D.
1205874229 1295912764 1588851950 1982924312 1669731394 1235210725
NOT PICTURED
Susanne Griffith, M.D.
1487632402
Joseph F. Perno, M.D. Wassam M. Rahman, M.D. Wayne N. Stark, Jr, M.D.
1790710614 1215962154 1215246202
Endocrinology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 304, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-3636 | F. 727-767-3638
Frank Diamond, M.D. Suzanne M. Jackman, M.D. Allen W. Root, M.D.
1083623607 1316135437 1467462358
Gastroenterology Private Practice
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 605, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-822-4300 | F. 727-456-1399
NOT PICTURED
Leila K. Dhana, M.D. Thiru Arasu, M.D.
1639140304 1699770578
5881 Rand Blvd.
Sarasota, FL 34238
Sara Karjoo, M.D. Daniel T. McClenathan, M.D. Michael J. Wilsey, M.D. 3310 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
1457557761 1275511669 1366420655 Lakeland, FL 33805
813-870-4438
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 31
31General Pediatrics All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, OCC 5th Floor, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-8917 | F. 727-767-8482
Melissa C. Brinn, M.D. Heinz C. Chavez, M.D. Rachel L. Dawkins, M.D. Patricia Blanco, M.D. Vicki D. Skidmore, D.O.
1336146737 1427019439 1508057597 1730295999 1265629539
8460 Cooper Creek Blvd., 8460 Cooper Creek Blvd.,
Suite 101 Suite 101
University Park, FL 34201 University Park, FL 34201
P: 941-360-1266 P: 941-360-1266
F: 941-360-1369 F: 941-360-1369
Raquel G. Hernandez, M.D. Taryn Hill, M.D. Jane P. Sando, M.D.
1861538803 1396087490 1205079407
Genetics All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, OCC 5th Floor, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-8491 | F. 727-767-8270
Melissa L. Crenshaw, M.D. Regina M. Zambrano, M.D.
1689659641 1659574739
Hematology/Oncology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 302, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4176 | F. 727-767-4379
Irmel A. Ayala, M.D. Marisol Betensky, M.D. Neil A.Goldenberg, Nanette H. Grana, M.D. Gregory A. Hale, M.D. Britni N. Hill, M.D.
1902802184 1710117023 M.D., Ph.D. 1871599969 1760485890 1063670669
1801971551
Jennifer L. Mayer, M.D. Johnathan Metts, M.D. Colin E. Moore, M.D. Brigitta U. Mueller, M.D. Benjamin R. Oshrine, M.D. Damon R. Reed, M.D.
1770534802 1831325646 1134370646 1114930641 1467612382 1801068366
Peter Shaw, M.D. Stacie L. Stapleton, M.D. Jessica M. Wishnew, M.D.
1821063900 1205854692 1205099736
32 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220Hospitalists All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4243 | F. 727-767-8612
Dipti Amin, M.D., CMIO Leslie F. Carroll, M.D. Kimberly R. Collins, M.D. Kristen S. Danielson, M.D. Paola B. Dees, M.D. Laura L. Drach, D.O.
1033169461 1700872462 1780904060 1417920414 1538329347 1255529384
Robert A. Dudas, M.D. Paul J. Evans, M.D. Britni N. Hill, M.D. Akshata M. Hopkins, M.D. Stephen R. Kennedy, M.D. Christina M. Killgoar, M.D.
1316988686 1003892290 1063670669 1033310792 1003010984 1720015662
Sarasota Memorial
Krista M. Kohout, D.O. Catherine Major, M.D. Patricia D. Quigley, M.D. Shaila Siraj, M.D.
1578862835 1790736213 1447296637 1841585924 Jessie L. Hoang, M.D. Grace V. Hunte, M.D.
1174899165 1043509698
Kristy Wesighan, M.D. Lisa Wittman, M.D. Diana Young, M.D.
1003132036 1619927662 1346432812 Jennifer L. Mayer, M.D. Ivan Shatkin, M.D.
1770534802 1093014268
Infectious Diseases All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 504, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4160 | F. 727-767-8270
David M. Berman, D.O. Juan A. Dumois, M.D. Allison F. Messina, M.D. Matthew Thomas, M.D.
1114902889 1790733749 1124056999 1629395843
Institutional Review Board International Medicine
All Children’s Specialty Physicians
Ellen V. Jorgensen, M.D. Roberto A. Sosa, M.D.
1003826744 1851345706
Morsani College P. 727-767-3027
of Medicine, MDC 62
12901 Bruce B Downs Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33612
P. 813-974-2880
F. 813-974-7091
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 33Maternal-Fetal Medicine All Children’s Specialty Physicians
625 Sixth Avenue S, Suite 340, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-7903 | F. 727-767-7905
Katherine Apostolakis- Thinh P. Nguyen, M.D. Jose A. Prieto, M.D. Karen A. Raimer, M.D. Rachelle Schwartz, D.O.
Kyrus, M.D. 1235392168 1376573782 1851320543 1861627085
1528358397
Neonatology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 501, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4313 | F. 727-767-4391
Sandra S. Brooks, M.D. Alejandro M. Diego, M.D. Danilo T. Escoto, M.D. Prem Fort, M.D. Aaron M. Germain, M.D. Mitzi Donabel A. Go, M.D.
St. Petersburg Medical Center of Trinity Main Campus Main Campus Main Campus Main Campus
General Hospital 1720307598 1700835667 1639345580 1972726008 1437302494
1225087141
Precousa Jensen, D.O. Joana S. Machry, M.D. Jeane A. McCarthy, M.D., Ph.D. Victor J. McKay, M.D. Anthony E. Peter-Paul U.
Main Campus Main Campus Main Campus Main Campus Napolitano, M.D. Nwokeji, M.D.
1801021894 1578705323 1184665622 1710936117 Main Campus Peace River/Bayfront
1265482608 Health Port Charlotte
1306893813
Prabhu S. Parimi, M.D. Maria S. Sandoval, M.D. Rebecca A. Schilling, D.O. Fauzia M. Shakeel, M.D. Stacey L. Stone, M.D. Carine Stromquist, M.D.
Main Campus Brandon Regional Hospital Sarasota Memorial Hospital Main Campus Main Campus Brandon Regional Hospital
1790796803 1427491505 1508026600 1871542613 1356391890 1326094764
NOT PICTURED
Carlos Alana, M.D. Francisco J. Ojeda, M.D. Dean Theophilopolous
Bayfront Health Spring Hill Brandon Regional Hospital Sarasota Memorial Hospital
1316920402 1104875582 1528014545
Iman Fares, M.D. Jignesh B. Patel, M.D. Carmine Villaveces
Nicole Trulli, D.O. Oscar G. Winners Bayfront Health Spring Hill Peace River/ Brandon Regional Hospital
Main Campus Mendizabal, M.D. 1588635106 Bayfront Health Port Charlotte 1124041181
1962723858 Main Campus 1003082280
1629104385 Jorge I. Gomez-Rayon, M.D.
Florida Hospital Tampa Noel Tan
1538116025 Florida Hospital Tampa
1902845043
34 Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 1-855-261-0220Nephrology
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 304, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4181 | F. 727-767-8379
NOT PICTURED
Valerie Panzarino, M.D.
1538179858
Frank W. Ayestaran
Cassani, M.D.
1366715799
Neurology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suit 510, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-8181 | F. 727-767-2590
Bobbi J. Hopkins, M.D. Peter Huszar, M.D. Himali R. Jayakody, M.D. Steven P. Winesett, M.D.
1518079185 1487826038 1346479854 1629043559
Neurosurgery All Children’s Specialty Physicians
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 511, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-8181 | F. 727-767-8030
Carolyn M. Carey, M.D. George I. Jallo, M.D. Luis F. Rodriguez, M.D. Gerald F. Tuite, M.D.
1114912763 1174570113 1518994300 1013954882
Obstetrics & Gynecology All Children’s Specialty Physicians
6450 38th Avenue N, Suite 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33710 | P. 727-767-6060 | F. 727-767-1285
Sheila S. Devanesan, M.D. Suzanne T. Icely, M.D. Jenny E. Michael, M.D. Tara Taylor, M.D. Crystin M. Tirone, M.D.
1629053517 1720063613 1508155904 1679834618 1659354272
For more information visit: HopkinsAllChildrens.org 35Ophthalmology Private Practice
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 601, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4393 | F. 727-767-8668
Joshua N. Elliott, M.D. Derek B. Hess, M.D. Jeffrey B. Hess, M.D. David J. Mendelblatt, M.D. Frank I. Mendelblatt, M.D. Samantha K. Roland, M.D.
1720296742 1992726657 1356368203 600 6th Street South 600 6th Street South 1780817411
St. Petersburg, FL 33701 St. Petersburg, FL 33701
P: 727-822-6763 P: 727-822-6763
F: 727-821-0649 F: 727-821-0649
1215964697 1073540407
Orthopedic Surgery Private Practice
625 Sixth Avenue S, Suite 450, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-898-2663 | F. 727-568-6836
Scott W. Beck, M.D. Paul L. Benfanti, M.D. Gregory V. Hahn, M.D. Jeffrey B. Neustadt, M.D. Lee G. Phillips, M.D. Drew E. Warnick, M.D.
1952399008 1265405179 1396733341 1366430407 1093950214 1437316833
Otolaryngology Private Practice
601 Fifth Street S, Suite 701, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-329-5400 | F. 727-329-5401
Thomas M. Andrews, M.D. Wade R. Cressman, M.D. Rose S. Trowbridge, M.D. Kathleen M. Wasylik, M.D.
1023013885 1740285402 1205008646 1669573028
Palliative Care All Children’s Specialty Physicians
501 Sixth Avenue S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | P. 727-767-4243 | F. 727-767-8612
Paola Dees, M.D. Laura L. Drach, D.O. Anthony R. Morelli, M.D. Shaila Siraj, M.D. Sue Sreedhar, M.D. Stacie Stapleton, M.D.
1538329347 1255529384 1083646459 1841585924 1598869935 1205854692
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