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May 2020

CAP Survey Confirms COVID-19 Testing Challenges – View Report and Town Hall provided by CAP

The College of American Pathologists (CAP) recently surveyed directors of clinical laboratories nationwide regarding the rate of COVID-19 testing, key barriers to expanding testing, and the impact on pathologists and other laboratory professionals.
May 2020

FSP Membership Dues - A Letter from Your President

We thank you in advance for continued membership and support of the FSP. Membership dues are now being renewed as of May 1, 2020.
Apr 2020

FSP Spotlight | Brian Martens, DO

Brian Martens, DO is a 4th Year Resident at the University of South Florida in Tampa. He currently serves on the FSP Resident and Fellows Committee.
Apr 2020

FSP Spotlight | Get to Know Patricia Moody McNab, MD

Patricia Moody McNab, MD is a Dermatopathologist on the Florida Society of Pathologists' Board.
Mar 2020

Successful CAP Advocacy Efforts Leads to Remote Work Capability for Pathologists

An organized advocacy campaign led by the CAP persuaded the federal government to allow pathologists to work remotely.
Mar 2020

End of Legislative Session Update

FSP Legislative Consultant, Amy Young provides an update on the end of the Legislative Session.
Mar 2020

Legislative Update: March 13, 2020

HB 389 and HB 607 allowing independent practice by nurse practitioners and pharmacists to treat certain medical conditions signed by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Feb 2020

FSP Spotlight | Get to Know Meg Neal, MD

Getting to know the FSP Presidential Service Award Winner!
Feb 2020

Action Alert: Contact your Legislators about HB 607, HB 7053 and SB 1676

Help your physician colleagues and contact your legislators to oppose scope expansion for nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Feb 2020

Legislative Update, February 24, 2020

This Session has been challenging for organized medicine with House Speaker Jose Oliva's primary focus on expanding scope of practice for advanced practice registered nurses.

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