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MAKINGROUNDS…MAKINGROUNDS…MAKINGROUNDS…
Greystone Names Dr. Ivan Espaillat Dr. David Forcione Joins
Medical Director of Kendall Lakes Boca Regional as Director of
Health and Rehabilitation Center Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy
Greystone Healthcare Management, an industry-leading Boca Raton Regional Hospital announces the appointment of
healthcare management company, has named Ivan R. Espaillat, David G. Forcione, M.D., to its medical staff as Medical
M.D., PA as Medical Director of its new Kendall Lakes Health Director of Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy, joining Dr.
and Rehabilitation Center. Dr. Espaillat comes to Greystone Stephen Steinberg as a member of The Center for Advanced
with extensive experience as a hospitalist. He is Board Therapeutic Endoscopy (CATE) and BocaCare® Physician
Certified in Internal Medicine and has worked in the Network. Dr. Forcione is a nationally known expert who spe- Dr. David Forcione
Emergency Department, Regional Trauma Center in the very Dr. Ivan R. Espaillat cializes in interventional endoscopy, including disorders of the
busy St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, NY. pancreas and bile ducts, early gastrointestinal malignancies (Barrett’s esophagus and
complex colon polyps), and minimally invasive endoscopic therapies. He has a special
Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital interest in new device and technology implementation. Dr. Forcione most recently served
as the acting head of Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy at the Massachusetts General
Welcomes Two New Oncologists Hospital where he has been since 1998.
Dr. Forcione earned his medical degree as valedictorian from Boston University School
Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital has added two new of Medicine, matriculating through the Seven Year BA/MD program. He completed his
medical oncologists to the Scully-Welsh Cancer Center. postgraduate training including internship, residency, clinical fellowship and research fel-
Alan Grosset, M.D., M.Sc., earned his medical degree at the lowship at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He also completed a fellowship in
University of Glasgow. He completed his pathology residency at Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham &
Westminster Medical School and his internal medicine residen- Women’s Hospital. He was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School
cy in Spokane, WA. He was a fellow at the University of Utah where he also completed the Harvard Leadership Course.
School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, and is board certified in Dr. Alan Grosset While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Forcione held numerous positions in the
medical oncology and in hematology. Dr. Grosset has held clin- Division of Gastroenterology including Associate Director of Interventional Endoscopy
ical consultant appointments and attachments at North Idaho and Chair of the Gastrointestinal Unit Device and New Technology Committees. He also
Cancer Center, University of Wisconsin Cancer Center, participated in the training of over 50 physicians in their Advanced Endoscopy and
Marshfield Clinic, Mayo Clinic Health System, University of Gastrointestinal Fellowships, and was the recipient of the Schapiro Award recognizing
Colorado Health System, and Baptist Health Care in Pensacola. the best faculty teacher.
Alice Ulhoa-Cintra, M.D., received her medical degree from
Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia. She
completed her residency at Allegheny General Hospital and a
fellowship at Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pittsburgh. E-mail Your Physician Appointments to
Previously, Dr. Cintra cared for patients at ENLOE Specialty
Physicians in Chico, CA, and Hematology Oncology Associates editorial@southfloridahospitalnews.com
in Albuquerque, NM. She has been a visiting faculty member at
the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Alice Ulhoa-Cintra
36 February 2019 southfloridahospitalnews.com South Florida Hospital News