Kendall M. Campbell, MD, has been part of the Bond Community Health Center family for almost two years. In addition to seeing patients, he is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Co-Director of the Center for Underrepresented Minorities in Academic Medicine at Florida State University. His research interests include recruitment and retention issues affecting underrepresented minority faculty. He is also very interested in cardiovascular disease, hypertension and diabetes in minority populations. Dr. Campbell has a long history of mentoring, educating and encouraging youth and young adults, and serving as a motivational speaker and advisor. He enjoys teaching students the challenges and rewards of caring for uninsured and disadvantaged patients.

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Damon C. McMillan was raised in Gadsden County where he attended public school.  He received his B.S. in Premed/Biology from Florida A & M University in 1990.   He went on to get his medical degree at the University Of Florida College Of Medicine.  He completed his training in Family Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia.  He has been practicing at Bond Community Health Center since 1999.  He received further education in HIV care and now has more than ten years of HIV experience.  He currently serves as Medical Director of Primary care and HIV services.

Dr. McMillan has been the backbone of Bond Community Health Center.  He has earned the utmost respect of his colleagues and patients.

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