Chloe is the Student Director of Medi-Futures at Florida Tech. She is studying biomedical science on the pre-medical track. After graduation she hopes to attend medical school and is currently interested in the fields of cardiology and oncology. Besides being an active member of the Pre-Med Club at Florida Tech, Chloe is also actively involved in sea turtle conservation and stewardship in her hometown.

Sailor is the Outreach Chair for the Florida Tech Medi-Futures Team. She will be graduating from Florida Tech with a bachelor’s in biomedical science in the fall of ‘24. After graduating, she is planning to work as a medical scribe or assistant and study for the MCAT, in the hopes of attending medical school and becoming a cardiologist. Currently, she is the president of the Pre-Med Club at FL Tech and is involved in a research lab on campus. 

Sierra is the Secretary for the Florida Tech Medi-Futures Team. She is a sophomore majoring in Genomics and Molecular Genetics on the pre-med track. After graduating, she plans to attend medical school in the hopes of becoming a pediatric oncologist. In her free time, Sierra enjoys art, reading, and spending time with friends and family.

Hi! My name is Taryn and I am an ambassador for the Florida Tech Medi-Futures Team. I am a Freshman studying Genomics and Molecular Genetics (Pre-Med) at Florida Tech. I also work as a Panther Pride Ambassador and am a member of the Pre-Med Club. After graduation, I hope to attend medical school and have a special interest in pediatric medicine and using those in medically underserved communities!

Sara is the Student Director of Medi-Futures at Florida Tech. She is a junior studying biomedical science on the pre-med track. Outside of her studies, she is an active member of the Pre-Med Club, serving as the Vice President for the 2023-2024 term. She is also involved in research and works as a medical scribe in the emergency department of a local hospital system. 

Dr. Lee Scheinbart earned his MD at The Ohio State University College of Medicine and established his clinical practice of Hematology/Oncology in East Central Florida. Throughout his career he has built multiple clinical programs and displayed leadership in healthcare, becoming a Certified Physician Executive, then a Vice President of Medical Affairs, and later a Chief Medical Officer.  He presently serves as Assistant Professor and Chief Health Affairs Officer at Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine. His focus of research is on the role of interprofessional leadership development programs and their impact on organizational commitment. His leadership writings include a chapter in The CMO’s Essential Guidebook as well as work appearing in the Healthcare Administration Leadership & Management Journal (HALM).