
A Lifetime of Care
Committed to excellence in medical care, discovery, and training the next generation of physicians.
1st We are home to the first General Internal Medicine fellowship program in the state of Florida.
120 Our faculty authored over 120 peer-reviewed publications in the most recent 4 years, with a focus on genomic medicine, colorectal cancer, medical education, and primary care.
96% 2021 Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey Results
5716+ Teaching hours devoted to enriching the clinical education of our medical students and internal medicine residents each year.
A welcome from Our Chief

Dr. Eric Rosenberg, MD, MSPH, FACP
Welcome!
Welcome to the Division of General Internal Medicine, a dynamic group of 40 faculty members dedicated to excellence in clinical care, medical education, and research. Our faculty members are consistently recognized as among the very best clinicians and educators in the College of Medicine as evidenced by numerous leadership positions and awards for teaching medical students and house staff.
Our Specialty Clinics
Diabetes

Hypertension

Pre-Operative Evaluations

Weight Management

CURRENT NEWS
Dr. Ryan Nall Receives 2022 Hippocratic Award
Associate Professor Ryan Nall, M.D., receives the 2022 UF College of Medicine Hippocratic Award. The award is presented annually to a faculty member…

Division of General Internal Medicine Awards 2022
Congratulations to the award recipients on their achievements. Thank you for your commitment to our patients! Faculty Mentorship Award For…

Division Faculty Named Teacher of the Year
UF College of Medicine alumni and educators recently honored with prestigious awards for their teaching.

Recent publications
Destigmatizing Obesity And Overcoming Barriers
Weight stigma is particularly prevalent and detrimental, especially in healthcare settings. With documented high levels of weight bias in clinicians…
Improving Burnout and Well-Being Among Residents
With growing resident burnout, Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education issued new requirements for program interventions to optimize…
Three-year Clinical Interventions – DOAC
Direct oral anticoagulants (DOAC) are increasingly utilized for the prevention of thrombotic events. Unlike warfarin they do not require drug-level…