- AdventHealth
PALM COAST, Fla., April 26, 2018 Florida Hospital Flagler has selected officers to lead the 2018-2019 medical executive committee.
General surgeon Dr. John Cascone is the new chief of staff. Emergency medicine physician and EMS medical director Dr. Kristin McCabe is the past chief of staff, and emergency medicine physician Dr. Paul Mucciolo is the chief of staff-elect.
Family medicine physician Dr. Tanam Ahmed is the chair of medicine, plastic surgeon Dr. Richard Cashio is the chair of surgery, and radiation oncologist Dr. Luis Carrascosa is the treasurer.
Florida Hospital Flagler's medical executive committee represents the medical staff and enforces the medical staff rules and policies. The committee also manages the process for proposing and evaluating the medical staff bylaws, rules and regulations, which are the legal documents that define the purpose, structure, and authority of the Palm Coast hospitals medical staff.
About Florida Hospital Flagler
Florida Hospital Flagler is a member of AdventHealth, a faith-based health care organization with 46 hospital campuses in nine states, serving more than 5 million patients annually. With a mission to extend the healing ministry of Christ, Florida Hospital Flagler has 99-beds and is one of the seven Florida Hospitals in Flagler, Lake and Volusia counties that composes the Florida Hospital Central Florida Division - North Region. As the largest hospital system in the area, the Florida Hospital Central Florida Division - North Region has 1,226 beds and more than 7,800 employees.
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