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        Former Federal Prosecutor                                               Broward Health Expands

        Benton Curtis Named Partner                                             Compliance Program;
        at Broad and Cassel                                                     Names Nicholas Hartfield


          Statewide law firm Broad and Cassel LLP announced Benton              Vice President, Chief Compliance
        Curtis has been named a partner in the firm’s Miami office. A
        former federal prosecutor for 10 years, Curtis focuses his prac-        and Privacy Officer
        tice on white collar criminal and civil matters and complex civil
        litigation, government investigations and compliance counsel-  Benton Curtis  Broward Health announced the expansion of its Compliance  Nicholas Hartfield
        ing, with an emphasis in the health care industry. He is a mem-         Program and the promotion of Nicholas Hartfield to the posi-
        ber of the firm’s Health Law and White Collar Defense and Compliance practice groups.  tion of Vice President, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer.
                                                                                  Hartfield previously served as Broward Health’s director of focused arrangements, com-
                                                                                prised mainly of Broward Health’s contracts with its physician providers. He also oversaw
        Jamie Gelfman Named Editor of                                           the review of all contracts as part of compliance with the Corporate Integrity Agreement.
                                                                                Prior to joining Broward Health, he was director of auditing, monitoring and investiga-
        Florida Bar Health Law Publication                                      tions in the Office of Compliance & Ethics at Jackson Health System in Miami, Florida.
                                                                                  Hartfield was also a special agent for the Jefferson Parish Office of Inspector General
          Jamie Gelfman, an associate in Broad and Cassel’s Health              in Jefferson, LA. He was also a lead investigator with the Centers for Medicare &
        Law Practice Group, was recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of           Medicaid Services, Zone 7 Program Integrity Contractor for the State of Florida, based in
        The Florida Bar Health Law Updates, a monthly e-publication             Miramar.
        to Health Law Section members with articles highlighting
        recent news and significant developments in health law.
        Gelfman is a recent addition to the Broad and Cassel’s nation-          Leading Addiction Researcher
        ally recognized Health Law Practice Group and practices in the  Jamie Gelfman
        areas of administrative and regulatory law. Her regulatory prac-        and New Drug Discovery
        tice includes advising health care providers on compliance and fraud and abuse matters
        under federal and state laws, including Medicaid and Medicare regulations, anti-kick- Scientist Joins FAU
        back, physician self-referral laws and HIPAA. She holds a bachelor’s in journalism from
        the University of Florida and received her juris doctor from the University of Florida  Lawrence Toll, Ph.D., a renowned scientist whose research
        Levin College of Law.                                                   focuses on the management of pain and drug addiction
                                                                                through pharmacology and new drug discovery, recently
                                                                                joined Florida Atlantic University as a professor in the
        Diana Forst Elected Vice Chair of                                       Department of Biomedical Science in the Charles E. Schmidt
                                                                                College of Medicine and as an investigator in the FAU Brain  Dr. Lawrence Toll
        Florida Board of Nursing                                                Institute.
                                                                                  Toll’s ground-breaking research on opioid-related systems, and nicotinic acetylcholine
          The Florida Board of Nursing recently elected its officers for        receptors, as well as his identification and characterization of endogenous neuropeptides,
        the 2018 calendar year and among them was Diana Forst, an               have opened new avenues of research and identified novel drug targets. He is internation-
        iFlex nurse with Martin Health System. Forst was elected vice           ally recognized as the co-discoverer of the endogenous neuropeptide, nociception, which
        chair of the board. She has worked in the nursing field for 22          plays a role in the regulation of reward and motivation pathways related to substance
        years, in both inpatient and outpatient settings.  Forst was first      abuse.
        appointed to the Board of Nursing in June 2014 by the                     Prior to joining FAU, Toll served as the director of the neuropharmacology program at
        Governor. In addition to her new responsibilities as vice chair,  Diana Forst  Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies. He is a member of the Society for
        Forst will serve as chair of the education committee and board          Neuroscience and American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
        editorial liaison to the Florida Nursing Quarterly, represent the board at meetings of the  and serves as vice president/treasurer and president elect (term to begin in June) of the
        National Council of State Boards of Nursing and the NCLEX Item Review Subcommittee,  International Narcotics Research Conference. He is the current chair of the Opioid
        and work on probable cause panels.                                      Receptor Subcommittee of the nonprofit International Union of Basic and Clinical
                                                                                Pharmacology.
        Good Samaritan Medical Center
                                                                                Broward Partnership
        Appoints New Administrative                                             Welcomes Board

        Director of Clinical Operations
                                                                                Members Campillo

          Good Samaritan Medical Center promotes Melissa Leamon
        to the position of Administrative Director of Clinical                  and Hetlage
        Operations.  Prior to her most recent appointment at Good
        Samaritan, Leamon served as the director of the intensive care            The    Broward   Partnership
        unit. Before joining the team at Good Samaritan, Leamon was  Melissa Leamon   announces the election of Richard
        the clinical manager of the neuro ICU at sister hospital Delray         Campillo and C. Kennon Hetlage to  Richard Campillo  C. Kennon Hetlage
        Medical Center.  Leamon received her AS in Nursing at Palm Beach Community College.  its Board of Directors.
        She then received her BSN in Nursing from Florida Atlantic University. Leamon is certi-  Campillo is the Managing Director of XY99 Advisory where he works with a wide
        fied in both stroke care and adult critical care.                       range of organizations from fast growth companies to nonprofit organizations. He assists
                                                                                his clients with Strategic Planning, Product and Business Development, and Management
                                                                                Team coaching and mentoring. Previously, Campillo had a successful 24 year internation-
                                                                                al career at Nestlé S.A. In his last position he was Vice President for Zone Americas and
                                                                                Ice Cream Strategic Business Unit in Switzerland.
                                                                                  Hetlage serves the Executive Vice President for West Operations for Memorial
                                                                                Healthcare System, where he provides corporate executive leadership for three acute care
                                                                                hospitals, construction services, property management and the Memorial Cancer
                                                                                Institute. Before holding his current position, Hetlage was Administrator and Chief
                                                                                Executive Officer for four different hospitals in the Memorial Healthcare System.



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