Class of 2025
Simone Bronzato, MD
Simone Bronzato, MD is originally from Brazil, where she graduated from medical school, completed a residency in internal medicine and then a fellowship in critical care. Her entire professional life in Brazil was dedicated to the public health system, and those years made her more sensitive to disparities in healthcare. During her years working in the ICU, she had meaningful experiences by building relationships with her patients and discovered a deep resource of empathy.
Camron Browning, MD
Camron Browning, MD was born in Tallahassee, FL and raised in nearby Havana. He attended the University of Florida, where he obtained an undergraduate degree in health science and a Master of Public Health. Dr. Browning previously worked in public health, which ultimately inspired him to pursue a career in medicine after post-graduate studies at the University of South Florida.
Kandi Campbell, MD
Kandi Campbell, MD was born and raised in Jamaica. She is from a family of medical personnel, the closest being her dear mother who is a registered nurse. From the tender age of five, Dr. Campbell discovered her passion for caring and nurturing the sick when her puppy fell ill, and she had to feed it with baby bottles and, with the guidance of her mother, administer medication. She can’t express the satisfaction she received from seeing this feeble puppy nurtured back to health. Dr. Campbell knew then that she wanted to become a doctor, and she followed that dream steadfastly.
Kelly Delgado, MD
Kelly Delgado, MD was born and raised in South Georgia. She attended Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College where she obtained her bachelor’s degree in biology. She went on to complete medical school at Mercer University School of Medicine.
In high school, Dr. Delgado began volunteering as an interpreter for rural health clinics, where she discovered her passion for serving medically underserved communities. She continued volunteering throughout medical school, where she became a health screening coordinator and provided health screenings and various resources to populations in need.
Brian Nick Kacheris, MD
Nick Kacheris, MD is grateful to train at the Tallahassee Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program alongside his beautiful bride, Julianna Kacheris, MD. He earned both his undergraduate and master’s degrees from Florida State University (FSU) as a product of the Science Students Together Reaching Instructional Diversity & Excellence (SSTRIDE) and Bridge Programs at the FSU College of Medicine (FSU COM).
Peyton Lloyd, MD
Peyton Lloyd, MD, MPH grew up in Anniston, AL as the oldest of two children and was the first in her immediate family to pursue a career in medicine. She met her husband, Tanner, in middle school, where they led youth group worship services together. She was exposed to the field of medicine from an early age when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was then that she developed a passion for women’s and adolescent health and a desire to pursue medicine as a career.
Justin McFall, MD
Justin McFall, MD was born and raised in the Bahamas. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at Florida State University (FSU). He went on to earn his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of the West Indies, spending time at campuses in both Jamaica and the Bahamas.
Dr. McFall developed a strong affinity for family medicine while in medical school. He was specifically interested in primary care and preventative medicine, and the improved quality of life both provide.
Elias Moreno, DO
Elias Moreno, DO was born in Mexico and grew up in Moultrie, GA. He attended Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, where he completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology. He then earned his medical degree from Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
The vast diversity in both pathology and patient population is what ultimately drew Dr. Moreno to pursue a career in family medicine. He envisions himself practicing as much full-spectrum family medicine as he can, with a particular interest in procedures, preventive medicine and health disparities.
John Field Palmer, MD
John “Field” Palmer was born at TMH and lived in Tallahassee until he was 12. He moved to South Florida, and later attended the University of Florida where he studied journalism. Field worked as a writer in Baltimore, MD, before moving to Madrid, Spain, where he worked as an English teacher. Though he loved Spain, his drive to study medicine pulled him back to the United States.
Field completed his undergraduate science courses at the University of Pennsylvania and matriculated to American University of Antigua. After two years on the island, Field did his clinical rotations through Florida International University in Miami.
Christopher Pope, MD
Christopher Pope, MD is originally an Atlanta area native but has called Tallahassee his home for the last 15 years. He received a Bachelor’s in Exercise Physiology and Kinesiology from FSU, a Master’s in Medical Sciences from USF, and returned for his Medical Degree from FSU. Prior to medicine, he was a science teacher at both Community Christian School and Wakulla High School, coaching a variety of sports including soccer, football, cross country, track and field, and flag football. He has remained active in the community throughout medical school through the Doctors Back to School program by speaking with elementary, middle, and high school students about science and medicine.
Class of 2026
Trinity Belgrave, MD
Trinity Belgrave, MD, MS, was born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago. She attended the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut where she completed undergraduate and graduate studies in biology and human nutrition, respectively. Her medical school training was completed at the University of the West Indies Faculty of Medicine Mona, Jamaica (UWI) where she graduated with honors.
Dr. Belgrave cites a lifelong interest in medicine and recalls childhood memories of traveling with her mother, a doctor and her first mentor, to rural health centers during school vacations. It was during this time that Dr. Belgrave first developed an interest in primary care and began to recognize its critical role in the delivery of health care.
Del Carter, MD
Del Carter, MD was born and raised in rural Bloomfield, Indiana. He attended the University of Florida (UF), where he earned both his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Doctor of Medicine degrees. He served as the Florida Academy of Family Physicians (FAFP) Student Director for the University of Florida College of Medicine during his final year of medical school. Dr. Carter has interests in health policy, advocacy and leadership. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, listening to country music, watching movies, UF men’s basketball and Tampa Bay Rays baseball and spending time with friends and family. Dr. Carter is thrilled to be a part of Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare.
Dajour Collins, MD
Dajour Collins, MD, was born and raised in Jamaica. He earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of the West Indies, Mona campus, after which he spent two years serving the population of Kingston, Jamaica primarily in the hospital setting. Dr. Collins has many interests within the various aspects of Family Medicine, including hospital medicine, sports medicine, and preventative care. He is excited to be in Tallahassee to continue his medical training at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital as well as being able to serve the surrounding communities.
Kevonne Dawson, MD
Kevonne Dawson, MD, was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. He earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of the West Indies, Mona campus. He spent three years serving the population of Manchester, Jamaica in both primary care clinics and the hospital setting, including orthopedic surgery.
Having a mother who worked in healthcare, Dr. Dawson became intrigued by the stethoscope from an early age and often practiced auscultation on himself and his siblings as a young boy.
Drake Donaldson, DO
Drake Donaldson, DO, grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as the oldest of five siblings. He followed the footsteps of his father, who is also a doctor, and his mother, who was a nurse, as he knew medicine was his calling from a young age. He had the opportunity to go on multiple international mission trips throughout high school and college, and he felt a calling to use medicine as a platform to bring health and healing to communities. He attended Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where he earned a bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences and met his beautiful wife, Ashley.
Duncan Jackson, MD
Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Duncan Jackson, MD grew up as an avid sports enthusiast whose first love was football (soccer), and in particular Manchester United FC. He played competitively in high school and intramurally at the undergraduate level.
Dr. Jackson had a somewhat atypical journey to medicine. He first completed an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at Columbia University in 2011 before making the transition to medicine. He completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in 2017, where he graduated with honors.
Srividya Kannan, MD
Born and raised in a small Floridian beach city with the motto of Space, Sun and Sea, Dr. Srividya Kannan is the first physician in her family and is excited to be training in and learning from the community of Tallahassee and TMH. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Miami, majoring in Microbiology and Immunology, and minoring in Sports Medicine and Psychology. During her time there, she served in several leadership roles including President of the Microbiology Club, a Counseling Outreach Peer Educator and Global Brigadier on a medical outreach trip to Nicaragua.
Nicole Mignott Dawson, MD
Nicole Mignott-Dawson, MD, was born in Kingston, Jamaica but grew up in the rural parish of Westmoreland. She enjoyed assisting her mother in outreach projects, and this sparked a passion for helping others. At an early age, Dr. Mignott-Dawson decided she wanted to pursue a career in medicine after the sudden passing of her father. She attended the University of West Indies, Mona Campus, where she earned a Bachelor of Medical Sciences, a Bachelor of Medicine, and a Bachelor of Surgery. This is also where she met her husband, Dr. Kevonne Dawson.
Bartlomiej Nowosielecki, MD
Dr. Bartlomiej was born and raised in the small city of Tomaszow Lubelski, Poland. He graduated from the Medical University in Wroclaw, Poland, in July 2020. Since then, he has been working and gaining experience in multiple clinical settings in Europe and the USA, including the Mayo Clinic and Columbia University. At the beginning of 2021, just a few months after his graduation, he was a first-line medical responder during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, after the outbreak of the war, he volunteered as a physician at a medical point for Ukrainian war refugees in his hometown, where he was responsible for treating patients and recruiting international physicians to work at similar medical points throughout Poland.
Daphne St Juste, MD
Dr. St Juste was born in Brooklyn, New York City and raised in Pembroke Pines, Florida, and she stands proud to be a first-generation Haitian American. She attended Florida State University where she received a bachelor’s in Psychology with a focus on pre-medicine. She then moved to Tampa, Florida to complete her master's in Medical Sciences at the University of South Florida. She received her Medical Doctorate degree at Ross University now located on the beautiful island of Barbados.
Carissa Winters, MD
Carissa Winters, MD attended the University of Kansas, earning a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering with a focus in Biomedical Engineering, and a Doctor of Medicine.
Throughout medical school, Dr. Winters particularly enjoyed her rural primary care rotations and learning about the care of the geriatric population. With this in mind, she chose to pursue a career in family medicine where she could combine these interests.
Class of 2027
Brittney Bennett, MD
Dr. Brittney Bennett, MD, is from the beautiful island of Jamaica, where she grew up in a close-knit family of four. She earned her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of the West Indies Mona Campus, after which she gained valuable experience as a junior physician in various inpatient and outpatient settings.
Transitioning to Grenada, Dr. Bennett took on the role of Clinical Instructor at St. George’s University, School of Medicine, contributing to the education of the next generation of physicians.
Ann Marie Brown, MD
Ann Marie Brown, MD grew up in Hosford, FL and graduated from Liberty County High School. After obtaining her Associate in Arts degree from Chipola College, she earned both her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology and her Doctor of Medicine degree from Florida State University. During medical school, Ann Marie served as President of the Florida Rural Health Association, and she also served on the executive boards of both the Christian Medical Association and the Medical Respect for Life Organization.
Giovana Charite, MD
Giovana N. Charite, MD, hails from the quaint settlement of Smith’s Point, Freeport, Grand Bahama, where she spent her early years before relocating to Nassau for much of her upbringing.
Being a second-generation physician, Dr. Charite was deeply influenced by her father's steadfast dedication to his patients. Witnessing his unwavering commitment and vigor firsthand ignited her passion for medicine. She laid the groundwork for her journey by pursuing her undergraduate studies in Biological Sciences at South Dakota State University.
Christian Cunningham, MD
Christian Cunningham was born in Tallahassee, FL right here at TMH. He is the son of Clint and Ellen Cunningham and brother to Austin. His passion for medicine grew from shadowing his dad, who is an occupational therapist, and getting to see how special relationships born in a healthcare clinic can be. His desire to do family medicine was cemented during his time working as a scribe at the residency before medical school. He attended Florida State for undergraduate and medical school (Go Noles).
Evan Hall, MD
Evan Hall, MD was raised in Donalsonville, Georgia– just an hour’s drive from Tallahassee. She realized that she was passionate about family medicine while working as a Certified Nursing Assistant in a rural primary care office during high school. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Georgia College and State University. She graduated from Mercer University School of Medicine in May of 2024. During medical school, she served as a peer tutor, wellness chair, and volunteer coordinator for her class.
Mary Hughes, MD
Mary Peyton Hughes, MD is a Tallahassee native. She attended Maclay School, where she first developed her passion for learning. Dr. Hughes obtained her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Tulane University. She went on to earn her Master of Science in Preclinical Sciences at Mercer University. Upon completion of her degrees, Dr. Hughes worked as a healthcare technician for two years to gain more hands-on experience in the medical field.
Lattisha Kerr, MD
Lattisha Kerr, MD was born and raised in the beautiful Caribbean island of Jamaica. The passing of her dearly beloved grandfather inspired her dreams of becoming a doctor at a very tender age. The experience of grief after his passing made her realize she wanted to be a caretaker of the sick.
Dr Kerr completed her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at the University of the West Indies, Mona campus, after which she spent 5 years serving in one of Jamaica's largest hospitals.
Emily Macbeth, MD
A lifelong Floridian, Emily has a deep passion for the natural landscapes of her home state. An avid adventurer, she has explored Florida through kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and sailing. Emily holds a BA from New College of Florida and an MD from Tulane University. Her diverse experiences include working in publishing, hitchhiking around the world, and living on a sailboat in the Gulf of Mexico with her husband Haden. She is a devoted student of Nonviolent Communication, and is committed to fostering deep connections with her patients. Emily is mother to Robin, age 4, and Katy, age 2.
SaCora Osbon, DO
Dr. Osbon was born in Cedar Rapids, IA and raised in a nearby rural community. She attended Coe College where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree focusing on Neuroscience. She then completed medical school at Des Moines University - College of Osteopathic Medicine.
After spending her whole life in Iowa, Dr. Osbon is excited to be in Tallahassee! As she enjoyed all of her core rotations, Dr. Osbon knew Family Medicine was the specialty for her.
Gates Scott, DO
Steven “Gates” Scott was born and raised in Montgomery, AL before moving to Washington State for his undergraduate education. He attended Washington State University and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in biochemistry and molecular biology. Gates then returned to Alabama to complete his medical education at Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine where he was inducted in the Sigma Sigma Phi honor society. During medical school, Gates developed a passion for medical education and served as a tutor for first-year medical students, a teaching assistant, and was involved in several quality improvement teams for preclinical coursework.
Bertis Tripp Taylor, MD
Dr. Taylor grew up in rural Blountstown, Florida, where the close-knit community and love for the outdoors greatly influenced his upbringing. After completing community college at Chipola College, he pursued his passion for medicine at Florida State University. During medical school, he was honored to serve as the president of the Family Medicine Interest Group, which helped solidify his dedication to family medicine.
