Jeremy L. Coleman, M.D.

Jeremy L. Coleman M.D.

Associate Professor & Medical Director, UF Health Family Medicine - Wildlight; Interim Medical Director, UF Health Family Medicine - Amelia Island; Medical Director, Primary Care and Sports Medicine

Department: Department of Community Health and Family Medicine
Business Phone: (904) 633-0684
Business Email: Jeremy.coleman@jax.ufl.edu

About Jeremy L. Coleman

Jeremy Coleman, M.D., is a native of Yulee. As a former athlete who experienced numerous injuries, Dr. Coleman’s love for sports and wellness persisted well after his playing days ended. This experience, in addition to his love for science and improving the health and lives of others, spawned his interest in sports medicine. He earned his degrees at Morehouse College and Duke University School of Medicine. During family medicine training at Louisiana State University, he covered a myriad of athletic events, such as high school sports and professional wrestling. He was also selected as the Resident of the Year. He then served as a team physician at the University of Alabama as a sports medicine fellow with Dr. James Robinson. Dr. Coleman has numerous peer-reviewed publications and has presented sports-medicine topics at local and national conferences.

Most importantly, his love for his family and community led him back home. Currently, he is the medical director at UF Health Family Medicine – Yulee and UF Health Family Medicine and Pediatrics – St. Marys. Dr. Coleman is also team physician for Yulee and West Nassau High Schools, and a physician at the Nassau County correctional facility. He is a devoted husband to his best friend and wife, Shalanda Coleman, and a loving father to his three daughters.

Clinical Profile

Specialties
  • Family Medicine
  • Primary Care Sports Medicine
Interests
  • Clinical Special Interests: Non-operative orthopedics, Concussions, Preventive Care

Publications

2013
Diurnal variations in articular cartilage thickness and strain in the human knee.
Journal of biomechanics.46(3):541-7[DOI] 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2012.09.013.[PMID] 23102493.
2013
High body mass index is associated with increased diurnal strains in the articular cartilage of the knee.
Arthritis and rheumatism.65(10):2615-22[DOI] 10.1002/art.38062.[PMID] 23818303.

Office Information

Academic Office
UF Health Family Medicine - Yulee
851042 U.S. Highway 17
Yulee, FL 32097
(904) 633-0670
Jeremy.coleman@jax.ufl.edu
Administrative Manager
Brandon Johnson
(904) 633-0684
Brandon.Johnson@jax.ufl.edu

Education

Medical Degree
2011 · Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC, USA
Family Medicine Residency
2014 · Louisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans, LA, USA
Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship
2015 · University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA

Media Coverage

June 14, 2020
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January 14, 2017
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