UF Sports Medicine Fellowship

We’re excited to share that beginning in the 2027–28 academic year, our program will expand to train three fellows annually—one each from Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

This growth is made possible through our longstanding partnership with Emergency Medicine and a new collaboration with Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

Come see us at next week's fellowship fair to learn more about this growth!

Welcome to our 2026-27 Sports Medicine Fellows!

We are so excited to have Matt and CJ join the team!

Join us as we welcome our 2025-2026 Fellows, Dr. Jasmine Holmes and Dr. Davis Mills! After two weeks of orientation, they are ready to provide excellence sports medicine care across UF clinics and athletics.

Congratulations LaRae and Alex on the successful completion of your fellowship year! In August, LaRae will join the Hughston Clinic in Valdosta, GA and Alex will remain with the UF Departments of Orthopedics and Emergency Medicine. We’re so proud of you both!

We are happy to announce our 2025-26 fellows, Drs. Mills and Holmes! Our team is excited to have these amazing physicians join us in The Swamp.

Congratulations!

Our fellows travelled to Tallahassee, FL last weekend for our in-state rivalry game against the Florida State Seminoles.

The Gators secured a win in their final game of the season against the Seminoles and are headed to a bowl!

Our fellows are coming off of a weekend full of wins for the Gators! After traveling to Tallahassee, FL for Gators cross country and men’s basketball, our fellows headed back to The Swamp for an epic win against LSU!

Last weekend, Dr. Alex Sanoja co-instructed the EMRA sports section’s hands-on sports ultrasound skills section at the ACEP conference in Las Vegas, NV.

He was joined by fellowship alumna Dr. Sarah Chrabaszcz, who worked with emergency medicine residents on poster presentations.

Warm welcome to our 2024-2025 Fellows, Dr. Alex Sanoja and Dr. LaRae Seemann. They have jumped right in with a busy first month of training and football practice.

We’re so happy to have you both!

Today, faculty and fellows heard from Doug Casa, PhD, ATC, the CEO of the Korey Stringer Institute Dr. Casa is renowned for his research on exertional heat illness and sudden death. Our team learned alongside our athletic trainers to learn new ways to keep our athletes healthy and safe.

Thank you for coming to visit the Swamp!