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IPC Champion Challenge!
Are you a pediatric healthcare provider in Florida? If so, the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Champion Challenge is for you! The Challenge is designed to raise awareness of everything pediatricians are doing to keep kids, families, and their communities safe...
Scary Good Deals!
Don’t miss FLynn’s Scary Good Deals, only available through Friday, November 3!
CONGRATULATIONS TO FCAAP’S 2023 AWARD WINNERS!
The Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FCAAP) is proud to announce its award winners for 2023!
2023-2025 FCAAP ELECTION RESULTS
Thank you to all members who participated in the 2023 FCAAP Board of Directors Election!
Hurricane Ready Florida
Led by the FCAAP Disaster Preparedness Ambassador, Dr. Mavra Agrawal in collaboration with Dr. Michelle Blanco, Dr. Marisa Couluris, and Dr. Jennifer Takagishi, and with the support of the AAP Pediatric Disaster Preparedness Ambassador Grant Program, FCAAP’s Disaster Preparedness Committee worked with several state agencies and pediatric healthcare experts around the state to identify solutions related to systems of care for vent-dependent children during a natural disaster.
The Florida Pediatrician, Summer 2023
The Summer 2023 edition of The Florida Pediatrician is now available!
THERE’S MORE TO FPP!
The Future of Pediatric Practice (FPP), FCAAP’s annual conference, is celebrating ten years this Fall – and there’s more to FPP than CME sessions!
FCAAP APPOINTS NEW OFFICERS TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Following a recent vacancy in the Vice President position, The Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FCAAP) has appointed two new Officers to its Board of Directors, effective July 21, 2023.
A Statement from the FCAAP Emerging Infections Task Force on Autochthonous Malaria in Florida
A Statement from the FCAAP Emerging Infections Task Force on Autochthonous Malaria in Florida Recent reports of autochthonous malaria in Florida and Texas are very concerning. Increasing temperatures due to climate change globally and in Florida coupled with presence...
