Chief Medical Officer of Prisma Health Medical Group, Dr. Bryan McIver, Passes Away in Catastrophic Accident
Bryan McIver Accident: Chief Medical Officer Mourned After Untimely Demise
In a devastating turn of events on Saturday, December 16, the medical community suffered a profound loss with the passing of Dr. Bryan McIver, the Chief Medical Officer of Prisma Health Medical Group. At the age of 63, Dr. McIver’s life was tragically cut short due to a catastrophic accident.
A Renowned Figure in Thyroid Cancer Research
Dr. Bryan McIver was a distinguished and well-respected figure in the field of thyroid cancer. Known for his expertise in physiology and biophysics, he made substantial contributions to medical research throughout his career.
Career Highlights: From Mayo Clinic to Moffitt Cancer Center
Prior to his role at Prisma Health Medical Group, Dr. McIver served as the Deputy Physician-in-Chief at Moffitt Cancer Center, where he played a pivotal role in advancing the institution’s medical staff. His earlier tenure at the Mayo Clinic, spanning over a decade, showcased his commitment to medical excellence.
At Moffitt, Dr. McIver dedicated his research efforts to enhancing the accuracy of thyroid nodule diagnosis through the application of genetic and molecular techniques. His work significantly impacted the medical field, earning him recognition and respect from peers and colleagues.
Funeral Ceremony Details
A funeral ceremony to honor the life of Dr. Bryan McIver will be held on Friday, December 22, 2023, at one o’clock in the afternoon. The ceremony will take place at St. John’s Episcopal Church, located at 2827 Wheat Street in Columbia, South Carolina.
Celebration of Life in Tampa, Florida
Additionally, arrangements are being made for a Celebration of Life event in Tampa, Florida, at a later date. As the family navigates through this challenging time, the Devine Street Chapel of Dunbar Funeral Home is extending their support to provide solace and assistance.
A Legacy Remembered
Dr. McIver’s untimely demise leaves a void in the medical community, and his legacy will be remembered for his significant contributions to thyroid cancer research and the broader field of medicine.
