Communications
We play a central role in expanding the visual brand of USF Health across a variety of platforms and formats. Our team produces video content, original photography, compelling stories and strategic communications that align with the university's standards to serve as a key resource for the USF Health brand.
Digital
We focus on driving engagement and digital strategy through the USF Health content management system. Our CMS provides colleges and departments a central digital space to promote education, research and patient care initiatives in content specific domains.
Our team offers tailored training and guidance for website contributors while maintaining their respective website.
Marketing
We develop digital and promotional content that strengthens engagement across academic, clinical, and social audiences. Through close collaboration with colleagues and internal departments, we maintain USF Health brand consistency while creating innovative designs that support and elevate the mission and value of academic medicine.
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For general inquiries and brand solutions, contact the USF Health Office of Communications and Marketing.
(813) 974-3300
healthcommunications@usf.edu
USF Health and Luxembourg Institute of Health launch International Society for Vocal Biomarkers
USF Health and the Luxembourg Institute of Health launched the International Society for Vocal Biomarkers, a global group that brings researchers, clinicians, patients and industry together to move voice-based health tools into patient care.
USF Health and Luxembourg Institute of Health launch International Society for Vocal Biomarkers
Annual IPE Day Explores the Power of Movement
More than 1,500 attendees joined in person and virtually for the ninth annual IPE Day to discover how movement can be one of the most preventive forms of medicine.
Annual IPE Day Explores the Power of Movement
Understanding the hidden wounds of military service
USF Health's HBOT substudies take a closer look at how sleep, hearing and balance and the gut-brain connection may provide new insight to the path of recovery from the hidden wounds of military service.