After earning her M.D. from the University of Florida College Of Medicine in 1999, Dr. Anita Moorjani completed a pediatric residency at the Medical College of Virginia. She then moved to Texas, where she was in private practice for four years. She was also on medical staff at Children’s Hospital, Dallas. TX. Since 2007, she has been a faculty physician at Orlando Health’s Pediatric Residency Training Program. Currently, Dr. Moorjani stays very busy, servicing several positions for numerous organizations. She works at Advent Health’s Pediatric Residency Program as a faculty physician in Orlando, FL. She serves as the Outpatient Clinic Director, where she works with pediatric residents in their continuity clinic rotations. She is also involved in direct patient care and teaching. On top of being an assistant professor at the Florida State University College Of Medicine, she is also an assistant professor at the newly-formed University of Central Florida College Of Medicine and on medical staff at Loma Linda University College of Medicine.
“Completing medical school at the University of Florida provided me with many opportunities and educational experiences that I apply in my professional work. The Junior Honors Program, specifically, allowed me to learn in a very unique environment that I apply when teaching residents and medical students. For example, the small group discussions, case presentations, and emphasis on reviewing current literature through journal articles and medical studies are all tools that I practice on a daily basis. I am very fortunate to have had this opportunity and strongly feel that I am better learner and teacher because of it.”
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