Jackson Health System's 2018-2019 Report to the Community.
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- Get To Know JacksonJackson HEALTH SYSTEM
- Page 2OLAC In 1918, we embarked on a selfless mission to provide world-class care to all who walked through our doors. Today, this century-old mission is the beating heart that moves Jackson Health System forward.
- Sincerely, Carlos A. MigoyaPresident and Chief Executive Officer Jackson Health System From The President
- A Young Physician Starts A LegacyAfter the winter of 1895 destroyed Florida's citrus crops, young Dr. James M. Jackson left his hometown of Bronson, Florida, to start a new job as the Florida East Coast Railroad surgeon for the railroad station in Miami. Disappointed with the dirt streets, shacks, and tents that he saw, he quickly made his way back to the docks to catch the next boat out of town. However, with no scheduled transportation for a few days, Dr. Jackson booked a room in the Miami Hotel to wait. It was during those few days that he met several of Miami's enthusiastic pioneers, and quickly became infatuated with the town's spirit and potential. In a letter, he wrote to his wife, "This Miami spirit is a great thing. It is infectious."
- A Century Of MiraclesAchieving The Unimaginable In 100 years, we have made our mark in history with some of the biggest medical breakthroughs and life-saving surgeries. These achievements were made possible thanks to the many lives touched by Jackson over time. Without their stories, we would not be the internationally recognized health system we are today.
- Our Locations1 Jackson Community Mental Health Center 14 Jackson Memorial Hospital
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- Page 22Robert Rodriguez, Weight-Loss Surgery Patient
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- Page 38Santino Peña and his Mother Maria Muñoz Peña, Maternity and Neurosurgery Patient
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- Page 42Dr. Glen Beneby, Chief Medical Officer for the Bahamas, Neurosurgery Patient
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A Young Physician Starts A Legacy
After the winter of 1895 destroyed Florida's citrus crops, young Dr. James M. Jackson left his hometown of Bronson, Florida, to start a new job as the Florida East Coast Railroad surgeon for the railroad station in Miami. Disappointed with the dirt streets, shacks, and tents that he saw, he quickly made his way back to the docks to catch the next boat out of town. However, with no scheduled transportation for a few days, Dr. Jackson booked a room in the Miami Hotel to wait.
It was during those few days that he met several of Miami's enthusiastic pioneers, and quickly became infatuated with the town's spirit and potential. In a letter, he wrote to his wife, "This Miami spirit is a great thing. It is infectious."
He then decided to settle down and be Miami's physician.
On June 25, 1918, the new Miami City Hospital opened its doors to the community in the midst of a deadly influenza epidemic.
As a physician and community leader, Dr. Jackson helped Miami grow from a frontier village to a permanent community.
While practicing medicine and playing such an instrumental role in the construction and management of Miami City Hospital, Dr. Jackson remained one of Miami's most prominent civic leaders. He was the first president of the Miami Rotary Club, president of the Dade County Medical Society, member of the American Medical Association, a founder of the local YMCA, president of the state board of medical examiners, and chairman of the Bank of Bay Biscayne.
On April 2, 1924, Dr. Jackson died comfortably in his home at the age of 58. A few days later, the Miami City Commission voted to change the name of the 107-bed Miami City Hospital to The James M. Jackson Memorial Hospital.