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Shireen Madani Sims

Doctor Shireen Madani Sims smiling in front of a blue background. To the left and right are vertical orange lines.

A Q&A with the College of Medicine’s new OB-GYN chair

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article
Shireen Madani Sims, M.D., was appointed chair in April
By Styliana Resvanis
A female patient and physician shake hands in an exam room.

US News & World Report rates University of Florida Health as high performing for maternity care

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF Health Shands Hospital recognized for leadership, expertise with pregnancy and childbirth
By Emily Mavrakis
UF anatomy professor Kyle E. Rarey smiling and holding up a signed drawing presented to him by a student in an orange and cream colored shirt. The drawing says "Celebrating 40 years" with an anatomical skeleton arm and hand reaching up to form the zero in 40.

A legacy of inspiration

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant
UF professor Kyle Rarey, Ph.D., celebrates 40 years of coaching students for success
By Danielle Ivanov
Collage of alumni

Rising to the challenge

In Featured Article, Giving, Scholarships
Alumni and friends of the UF College of Medicine team up to meet scholarship campaign goal
By Styliana Resvanis
Dr. Shireen Madani Sims talks to an M.D. `26 student at orientation.

Quadruple Gator guides next generation of UF physicians

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article
Shireen Madani Sims, M.D. ’01, provides care to women as an OB-GYN and guides medical students as assistant dean
By Emma Behrmann
Pediatrician listens to a patient's heart

Alumni affairs office launches Gator Specialty Series for students

In Alumni, College, Event, Featured Article, Students
The monthly series shares a glimpse into a variety of specialties
By Emily Mavrakis
D-N-A strands

Genetic testing for hereditary breast, ovarian cancer risks now part of routine care at UF Health

In College, Featured Article, Research
UF Health recently began offering genetic screenings to gynecology patients as part of annual exams
By Doug Bennett