FSP Membership dues are due May 1, 2020. We understand many of you may be experiencing temporary financial setbacks; therefore, the FSP will be offering all members special accommodations on dues payments. We are committed to partnering with you to sustain your membership; therefore, the society will offer members a discount on their membership dues and the option to pay dues in installments. As a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the interests of Florida pathologists through professional enrichment and advocacy, we can only sustain ourselves through the support of our members and partners. If you are a member that has not been impacted financially and are able to pay your full membership dues, we hope you will consider supporting your society in this way. To renew your dues online now, please visit the website here.
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Did you know FSP has its own virtual Career Center on its website? If you are a pathologist looking for a job in Florida, the FSP is here to support you. Visit the FSP Career Corner on the website here. FSP Members can post job openings through the website and members are also able to post their CVs for potential employers as well. If you are interested in posting a job or posting your CV and need assistance please reach out to the FSP Membership Department at membership@flpath.org.
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This month our member spotlight is Patricia Moody McNab, MD, an FSP board member specializing in Dermatopathology. Dr. Moody McNab completed her Dermatopathology fellowship training at UTMB, Galveston, Texas, and a surgical pathology fellowship at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa. She has been serving many dermatology practices both locally and internationally and has developed a solid reputation for excellent quality and service. She has given several lectures and is actively involved with meetings and updating dermatologists with the newest and latest changes in Dermatopathology. To read Dr. Moody McNab’s full member spotlight visit FSP website here.
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The 2020 Legislative Session adjourned Sine Die on Thursday, March 19 after extending the Session for purposes of passing a budget.
This was indeed a rough and tumble Session with many issues addressed including attempts to, once again, tie your reimbursement for pathology services to a percentage of Medicare which ultimately failed passage. However, one of the most significant issues that House Leadership has pushed unsuccessfully for eight years, the autonomous practice of APRN’s and test and treat allowances for pharmacists, was ultimately passed and immediately signed by the governor.
The most comprehensive summary of this legislation was sent out by the Florida Medical Association, who we worked tirelessly with during Session, to defeat these measures. Please see the link here for a comprehensive summary of both measures. Please do not hesitate to reach out to our FSP legislative consultant Amy Young or your FSP Leadership with any questions. READ MORE
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We are particularly excited to spotlight Margaret "Meg" Neal, MD, who won the President’s Service award at the FSP's 46th Annual Pathology Conference in Orlando, Florida. President Morton H. Levitt, MD awarded Dr. Neal for her many contributions to the advancement and continued success of the FSP over the last decade under her service. Dr. Neal is quoted saying “The best part of being a pathologist is the requirement for broad ever-changing knowledge base dealing with many unique conditions, the work with many clinical specialties and colleagues, and the close association with other pathologists I work with, all for the best care of our patients.” To read Dr. Neal’s full member spotlight visit the FSP website here.
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The FSP hosted its 46th Annual Pathology Conference on Feb. 14-16 in Orlando, Florida. The society welcomed over 250 pathologists and 100 industry supporters for one of its most successful meetings to date. The conference offered exciting new educational platforms and fabulous opportunities for attendees to network and connect with their peers. To read the meeting highlights and see the event pictures visit the FSP website here.
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The FSP Annual Pathology Conference starts this Friday in Orlando, Florida. This is your last chance to join 250 of your colleagues for an exceptional educational experience, earn 12.5 hours of CME credit and learn from expert faculty on practical yet advanced topics in pathology. Don’t miss out, our first session kicks off at 11am on Friday. Register online now before the registration rate increases onsite.
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The FSP’s Annual Pathology Conference just keeps getting better and better. Did you hear we added even more education to the schedule on Friday, Feb. 14? A new educational luncheon symposium will take place on Friday starting at 11 am, hosted by Moffitt Cancer Center. Educational topics include breast pathology, bone marrow pathology, GI pathology and thoracic pathology. Attendees of the FSP conference can now earn up to 12.5 hours of CME credit!
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Time is running out to register for the Pathology Event of the Year, we are just one month away from the FSP’s 46th Annual Pathology Conference taking place on Feb. 14-16, 2020 in Orlando, Florida at the Grand Floridian Resort.
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