Dr. Slone was one of the most skillful and caring clinical educators at the Morsani College of Medicine. He made it his goal to teach us not only the knowledge needed to become a physician, but how to think and be compassionate as a true clinician should. He was a great part of my clinical education and I am saddened that the next group of students will not get to learn from such a gifted teacher.
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Edward Keshishian
12 years ago
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Dr. Slone is truly a caring physician and educator. His loss from USF MCOM would be detrimental to current and future medical students. His passion for medicine is evident and I learn the most from about patient care from his doctoring sessions. We need Dr. Slone!
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Laura Kidd
12 years ago
He has been an influential and caring educator to all students he encounters. He is a wealth of experience and knowledge -- a resource we would be quite unfortunate to not have.
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Jancy Mathew
12 years ago
Dr. Slone has a true passion for teaching. He is by far the best clinical skills instructor at USF.
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Matthew Morrison
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is an incredible educator with a great passion for teaching. He was instrumental not only in teaching students how to perform physical examinations, take histories, and practice patient-centered care but also to think like doctors. He is an enormous asset to USF COM and I feel it will be to the detriment of future classes of students if they are without the opportunity to learn from him.
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Ariel Penaranda
12 years ago
Dr. Slone provided us with invaluable knowledge related to the most meaningful and important medical assessments and reasoning.
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Elise Diamond
12 years ago
My personal experience at USF Morsani COM has been directly and immeasurably enhanced by the dedicated, clear, and inspiring education of Dr. Fred Sloan. It would be a terrible disservice to incoming medical students to lose such a valuable asset to the medical education team at USF. Dr. Sloan is every bit deserving of recognition, not dismissal and in the confusion and uncertainty of the current administration changes, to lose such a cornerstone of the USF teaching core has shaken my faith in the direction of this institution. Tough choices need to be made, but taking an axe to the foundation of what makes USF MCOM great, the dedicated, passionate professors, is one of the worst solutions possible.
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sheila bawany
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is an asset to our school. He takes obvious interest in his students and cares for their education and well being. I would be amiss to not have Dr. Slone continue teaching while I attend USF.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I could not imagine my medical education thus far without Dr. Slone. He is one of the best clinical educators at USF MED, and I have no doubt that every medical student would greatly benefit from his continued teaching here.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It will be a gaping hole in mcom education system
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is an incredible teacher. He taught medicine in the practical sense and made it come alive. I thoroughly enjoyed his lectures as he is a very charismatic individual.
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Abdullah Jawad
12 years ago
One of the most passionate and caring medical educators I have ever had the chance if learning from. A very sad loss for all of USF Health and future medical classes if he were let go.
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Jake Laun
12 years ago
Dr. Slone has been one of the most positive and influential teachers I have had the privilege to learn from. His dedication and commitment to our learning as well as his care and compassion for others has always been so evident. Please bring him back!
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Gina Nichols
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is THE best instructor I've had at USF. His absence will leave a gap in the quality of education that students will receive.
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Ajay Koti
12 years ago
The best professor at our med school and an example of the kind of physician we should all aspire to be.
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Barbara Manchec
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is irreplaceable, and USF MCOM is at a loss without him.
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Jose Soto
12 years ago
He is one of the best instructors that I have had in the pre-clinical years.
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Maria Echavarria
12 years ago
Thank you for doing this! Dr. Slone is one of the best professor at USF MCOM.
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Kristin Prewitt
12 years ago
Dr. Slone is a wonderful educator and mentor. In my short time here, most of the clinical applications and knowledge I know have come from Dr. Slone.
Slone = MCOM
Dr. Slone was one of the most skillful and caring clinical educators at the Morsani College of Medicine. He made it his goal to teach us not only the knowledge needed to become a physician, but how to think and be compassionate as a true clinician should. He was a great part of my clinical education and I am saddened that the next group of students will not get to learn from such a gifted teacher.
Dr. Slone is truly a caring physician and educator. His loss from USF MCOM would be detrimental to current and future medical students. His passion for medicine is evident and I learn the most from about patient care from his doctoring sessions. We need Dr. Slone!
He has been an influential and caring educator to all students he encounters. He is a wealth of experience and knowledge -- a resource we would be quite unfortunate to not have.
Dr. Slone has a true passion for teaching. He is by far the best clinical skills instructor at USF.
Dr. Slone is an incredible educator with a great passion for teaching. He was instrumental not only in teaching students how to perform physical examinations, take histories, and practice patient-centered care but also to think like doctors. He is an enormous asset to USF COM and I feel it will be to the detriment of future classes of students if they are without the opportunity to learn from him.
Dr. Slone provided us with invaluable knowledge related to the most meaningful and important medical assessments and reasoning.
My personal experience at USF Morsani COM has been directly and immeasurably enhanced by the dedicated, clear, and inspiring education of Dr. Fred Sloan. It would be a terrible disservice to incoming medical students to lose such a valuable asset to the medical education team at USF. Dr. Sloan is every bit deserving of recognition, not dismissal and in the confusion and uncertainty of the current administration changes, to lose such a cornerstone of the USF teaching core has shaken my faith in the direction of this institution. Tough choices need to be made, but taking an axe to the foundation of what makes USF MCOM great, the dedicated, passionate professors, is one of the worst solutions possible.
Dr. Slone is an asset to our school. He takes obvious interest in his students and cares for their education and well being. I would be amiss to not have Dr. Slone continue teaching while I attend USF.
I could not imagine my medical education thus far without Dr. Slone. He is one of the best clinical educators at USF MED, and I have no doubt that every medical student would greatly benefit from his continued teaching here.
It will be a gaping hole in mcom education system
Dr. Slone is an incredible teacher. He taught medicine in the practical sense and made it come alive. I thoroughly enjoyed his lectures as he is a very charismatic individual.
One of the most passionate and caring medical educators I have ever had the chance if learning from. A very sad loss for all of USF Health and future medical classes if he were let go.
Dr. Slone has been one of the most positive and influential teachers I have had the privilege to learn from. His dedication and commitment to our learning as well as his care and compassion for others has always been so evident. Please bring him back!
Dr. Slone is THE best instructor I've had at USF. His absence will leave a gap in the quality of education that students will receive.
The best professor at our med school and an example of the kind of physician we should all aspire to be.
Dr. Slone is irreplaceable, and USF MCOM is at a loss without him.
He is one of the best instructors that I have had in the pre-clinical years.
Thank you for doing this! Dr. Slone is one of the best professor at USF MCOM.
Dr. Slone is a wonderful educator and mentor. In my short time here, most of the clinical applications and knowledge I know have come from Dr. Slone.