Lyssette Cardona Bonet, MD

• AMA CPT E/M Task Force IDSA Representative,2013-4
• Broward County Medical Association, Women's Task Force,Co-Chair, 2013-14
• Education Committee,Quality Task Force Member, ID Society of America , 2009-present
• Clinical Affairs Committee, Member, ID Society of America , 2009-12
• HIV/ID MOC Program, Member & Reviewer, ABIM/IDSA , 2010-11,2014
• Staph aureus Metrics(SAM) Task Force, ID Society of America, 2012-2014
• ID Society of America, Fellow
• Department Chair, Infectious Diseases, Cleveland Clinic Florida, 2008–Present
• Chair, Infection Control, 2006–2013
• Chair, CME Committee, Cleveland Clinic Florida,2010-2014
• Co-Chair, CME Committee, Cleveland Clinic Florida, 2005–2010
• Employee Health Medical Director, Cleveland Clinic Florida, 2005–2013
• Florida Board Member, American Academy HIV Medicine, 2005–2012
• Chair,Founding Member, Women's Professional Staff Association,Cleveland Clinic Florida, 2005–2014

• TB/NTM Denver Course, National Jewish Health, 2013
• Board-certified, American Academy HIV Medicine, 2005-Present
• Florida Risk Management Institute, licensed Risk Manager, AHCA, 2006
• International HIV Physician Mentor Certification, 2006
• Master's in Health Services Administration, Barry University, Fla., 2005

• 100 Outstanding Women of Broward County, Honoree, Florida, 2014
• Women's Professional Staff Association Achievement Awards,Cleveland Clinic Florida 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012
• Castle Connolly List, Top Doctor in South Florida, Infectious Diseases, 2012,2013,2014
• Women of Merit, International Business Women Association, Weston, Fla., 2008
• Physician of the Year, Cleveland Clinic Florida WPSA, 2007, 2012
• Certificate of Appreciation, Hospice by the Sea, 2006
• Ritter Foundation Merit Scholarships, Barry University, Miami, Fla., 2003–2004
• Doctor Congeniality, Cleveland Clinic Hospital, Florida, 2003
• Physician of the Month, Cleveland Clinic Hospital, Florida, December 2002
• Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Society, Elected 1983
• Outstanding Graduate, Medical Class of 1983, Puerto Rico
• Tulane Musser-Burch Honor Society, Elected August 1983, New Orleans, La.
• Who’s Who of New Orleans, Award of Achievement, 1993
• Women of Achievement Award, Tri-Valley Professional Business Clubs, Los Angeles, Calif., 1993
• POMG Commendation/AIDS Services Award, Mayor of Los Angeles, 1994
• Nuestros Recuerdos, AIDS Community Service Award, 1994

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