Kevin Cronin, MD
Florida Orthopaedic Institute
Orthopaedic Honoree
Dr. Cronin is board certified and an Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of South Florida. He specializes in comprehensive treatment of shoulder and elbow conditions, including arthritis.
Dr. Cronin graduated from UF, then received both a master’s and medical degree from USF and completed his orthopedic surgery residency at the University of Kentucky. There, he received the Outstanding Junior Resident and Chief Resident Award. Following residency, Dr. Cronin completed one year of specialized training at the prestigious Rothman Orthopaedic Institute / Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals.
Dr. Cronin is an avid researcher and educator. He has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and received multiple awards, including being named an Orthopaedic Research All-Star by Avant-Garde Health.
Dr. Cronin enjoys spending time with his family, grilling, playing golf, and all things Florida Gators. He is proud to be the Orthopaedic Honoree!
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Dr. Panthulu (Dr. P) has been a dedicated provider in the community since 2017 and founded Sunshine Rheumatology, which now has five offices. Board certified in rheumatology, she was drawn to rheumatology due to its intellectual challenges and advancements in treatment options.
Hannah was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis (JA) twenty years ago, at age 6. She had difficulty writing and needed a wheelchair. Currently, Hannah receives an infusion every 8 weeks and takes 10 pills every week.
Just after her 2nd birthday, Mila stopped walking. After a visit to the pediatrician and ER, fluid was discovered on her left knee and she had it drained. Over the next month it spread to 10 joints and she was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis. Currently, the inflammation is under control and she has been in medicated remission for just over a year!
Raleigh Roo is a 4-year-old rescued Pittie mix, who has overcome so much. He suffered neglect as a puppy leading to a limb amputation and an invasive osteo-corrective surgery on his remaining hind leg last year. These injuries ultimately led to him developing arthritis before age 3.