More than 310 doctors and 3,800 allied health professionals work together to diagnose and treat patients' medical problems.

At Mayo Clinic, physicians bring together their skills and experience as a team to diagnose and treat patients' medical problems. Follow the links at right to learn about the diseases we treat, as well as treatments and services available at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville.

Physicians in more than 40 specialty and subspecialty areas work at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla. The following links to our medical and surgical departments and specialty areas provide more details about the services available.

Campus

Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville was established in 1986 as a comprehensive medical facility in the southeastern United States, where advanced programs in education and research support the highest-quality patient care.

Campus activity is centered around the interconnected Davis, Mayo and Cannaday buildings. The advanced Birdsall Medical Research Building allows researchers to investigate neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. The campus includes modern education facilities, including classrooms, lecture halls, an extensive library and computer lab.

St. Luke's Hospital, located a few miles from the clinic, provides essential clinical care experiences for students and trainees. It is a modern 289-bed facility with operating rooms, transplant and epilepsy units, and advanced cardiac and neurosurgery facilities. The Griffin Cancer Research Building was completed in 2001 to support Mayo's many cancer studies. Plans also are under way to build a new Mayo Clinic hospital on the Jacksonville campus.

Community
The city of Jacksonville, built along the Atlantic Ocean and the St. Johns River in northern Florida, is home to more than one million residents. Known for its miles of beautiful beaches, Jacksonville attracts many visitors for surfing, swimming, wind surfing, fishing and water skiing.

Tennis and golf are also highly popular activities in the region. The international headquarters for the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and the national headquarters of the Professional Golf Association of America are located in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville is home to the annual Gator Bowl and the National Football League team, the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jacksonville University and the University of North Florida field college basketball and baseball teams.

Jacksonville has five regional shopping centers, a zoo, two major museums, eight galleries, a symphony orchestra, and several theaters and nightclubs. The educational system offers nearly 250 public and private schools and 14 regional colleges and universities.

The nationally famous Jacksonville Jazz Festival is held each year in Metropolitan Park, and the renowned Jazz Keyboard Competition is held annually at the Florida Theatre.