December 14, 2001
Larkin Community Hospital Home Health Lunch Event. Celebrating the Season with the Home Health Services Team.
Archives week 2 of 2019
Jan. 14, 2019 - Jan. 20, 2019
Home Health Lunch Event
Larkin 2011 Disaster Drill
Written on in Safety Awareness.
Larkin 2011 Disaster Drill
Dr. De La Vega Party
Written on in Event.
Dr. De La Vega's Event
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Larkin Community Hospital opening $12M Gamma Knife facility
Written on in Neuroscience, News.
South Florida Business Journal by Brian Bandell, Senior Reporter Date: Tuesday, December 6, 2011, 4:52pm EST
Larkin Community Hospital is building a $12 million facility for Dr. Aizik Wolf, who is bringing his neurosurgery practice over from Baptist Health South Florida ’s Doctors Hospital . The centerpiece of the ...
Neurosurgery team moves to Larkin
Written on in Neuroscience, News, Surgery.
A 23-member neurosurgery team, including seven doctors, is moving from Doctors Hospital to Larkin Community Hospital as the South Miami facility continues to expand.
By John Dorschner
jdorschner@MiamiHerald.com
Larkin Community Hospital in South Miami announced another major expansion Tuesday with the establishment of a new neurosurgery center for a 23-member team that been has ...
Thanksgiving Lunch - 2011
Written on in Employee Appreciation.
Thanksgiving Luch 2011
Larkin Hospital Turkey Giveaway
Written on in Employee Appreciation.
Larkin Hospital Turkey Giveaway
“Just Because You Care…Thank You!!!”
Written on in Health Information Management.
Health Information Management and Medical Staff have started hosting monthly events for the physicians and allied health members of Larkin Community Hospital. These events are in appreciation and recognition for their hard work and dedication to our institution. These events serve to inform the staff of any new projects within the hospital and allow for ...
Larkin and Nova Southeastern University to launch new Residency Training Programs
Written on in Medical Education.
SOUTH MIAMI, Fla. — Larkin Community Hospital and Nova Southeastern University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine recently announced they have received approval from the American Osteopathic Association to start several new osteopathic medicine residency training programs.
The AOA’s Program and Trainee Review Committee granted the hospital approval to train residents in programs such as traditional rotating ...
What you need to know about the Flu Vaccine
Written on in Infectious Diseases, Patient Education.
