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Day in the Life of a
               Nurse™ Encourages

               Students to Become
                  Future Nurses at

            Broward Health Medical
                         Center

             The Nursing Consortium of South Florida, a
           non-profit coalition of hospitals, nursing
           schools, and health care staffing organizations,
           once again organized the Day in the Life of a
           Nurse™ program in partnership with South Florida public school districts and many private high schools.
           Students from Boyd H. Anderson High School in Lauderdale Lakes had the opportunity to experience
           what a typical day is like working as a nurse at Broward Health Medical Center (BHMC).       NAI/Merin Hunter Codman
             At BHMC, students participating in the one-day program experienced various activities, including  Completes 144,000 Square
           nurse-led tours of hospital departments. The experience allowed students to spend quality time with a
           nurse and ask them individual questions about their profession and the challenges they face while hearing  Feet of Leasing at West
           stories about their career. Students met and heard from nurse educators, information systems nurses,
           nurse researchers and nurse administrators. In addition to shadowing staff nurses and listening to various  Palm Beach’s Centrepark
           presentations, students learned how to take a person’s blood pressure and pulse, how to listen to a heart-
           beat through a stethoscope and how to scrub in and dress in surgical attire while touring surgical suites.  Office Buildings

                                                                                                        Palm Beach County’s leading commercial real
                Heart Surgeons                                                                        estate services firm, NAI/Merin Hunter Codman,
                                                                                                      Inc., has completed 144,000 square feet of lease
               Drive First Nails                                                                      transactions on behalf of Colonnade Centrepark
                                                                                                      East, LLC and Colonnade Centrepark West, LLC,
                   for Shipley                                                                        within Colonnade’s first year of ownership.
                                                                                                        The nine-building portfolio totaling 479,145
                Cardiothoracic                                                                        square feet of office space, located within Centrepark
                                                                                                      East and Centrepark West, was acquired in
                      Center                                                                          November 2016 by Colonnade Properties and affili-
                                                                                                      ates of Grace Development and Flagler Realty.
             Ceremonial first nails were ham-                                                         NAI/Merin Hunter Codman Chairman, Neil E.
           mered in place by Lee Health cardio-                                                       Merin, SIOR, CCIM marketed the property on behalf
           thoracic surgeons, the chairman of the                                                     of the seller, JP Morgan Asset Management,
           Board, and the associate director of                                                       Colonnade and partners were selected as the pur-
           nursing for the new Shipley Cardio -                                                       chaser who post purchase retained NAI/Merin
           thoracic Center at HealthPark Medical                                                      Hunter Codman as they valued the leasing potential
           Center. The official groundbreaking                                                        executed by NAI/Merin Hunter Codman.
           event was held Dec. 4 for the 11,800-square-foot renovation on the first floor of the hospital. Opening of
           the new facility is projected for summer 2018.
             Pictured (l-r): Dr. Michael DeFrain; Kandy DeWitt, RN; Dr. Randall Buss; Dr. Paul DiGiorgi; and Dr.
           Sanford Cohen, Lee Health Chairman of the Board.


               Tenet Hospitals

           Raise Over $48,000
             for the American

             Heart Association
           at 2017 Heart Walk
                                                                                                        PBCMS Annual Gala Raises
             Employees of Tenet Healthcare’s
           Palm Beach County hospitals: Delray                                                            $85,000 for Programs
           Medical Center, Good Samaritan
           Medical Center, Palm Beach Gardens                                                          More than 300 guests attended the Annual Palm
           Medical Center, St. Mary’s Medical                                                        Beach County Medical Society Holiday Gala and
           Center and West Boca Medical                                                              Festival of Trees and Lights. The association’s CEO
           Center participated in the American                                                       Tenna Wiles announced that the more than $85,000
           Heart Association’s Heart Walk. The                                                       raised will help support the valued services offered by
           hospital teams raised over $48,000                                                        the Palm Beach County Medical Society Services such
           for education and research to fight                                                       as the Medical Reserve Corps, Medical Education pro-
           heart disease.
                                                                                                     grams and Project Access, which provides health care
                                                                                                     services for the low-income, uninsured residents of
                                                                                                     the county.
                                                                                                       The society honored the 2017 PBCMS President
                                                                                                     Shawn Baca, M.D., and installed Brandon Luskin,
                                                                                                     M.D., as the 2018 president. Mark A. Rubenstein,
                                                                                                     M.D., was presented the Excellence in Medicine
             Snapshots                                                                               award and the President’s Award was bestowed on
                                                                                                     Stefan Pasternack, M.D.
                                                                                                       Pictured (l-r): Dr. James Goldenberg, the Honorary
                                                                                                     Chairman of the Palm Beach County Medical Society
                                                                                                     Annual Gala, with Dr. Shawn Baca and Dr. Brandon
                                                                                                     Luskin.




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