Who We Are

ABOUT US

OUR FAMILY CARING FOR YOUR FAMILY

Founded by Dr. Misal Khan in 1978, Springfield Medical Center was created to ensure the people of Northwest Florida had access to quality primary care. There was a severe shortage of primary care doctors during that time and the mayor of Springfield at the time Buddy Maclemore recruited Dr. Misal Khan to start his practice in Springfield. Our practice quickly grew with patients driving for one and two hours to receive the care they needed. Over the years Panama City has grown, with an estimated 170,000 people in 2011, and we have grown with it with the addition of Dr. Ashraf Khan and Kaylyn Khan FNP to our practice in July 2013 we have solidified our practices’ future for the next 30 years.

OUR PROVIDERS

Misal KhaN M.D. F.R.C.S.

Dr. Misal Khan M.D. F.R.C.S. Dr. Khan was the first in his family to attend college or medical school and graduated among the top of his class ensuring his acceptance to surgical fellowship training in Edinbrough, England. After obtaining his F.R.C.S certification he decided to come to the U.S. and completed his residency in Miami. In 1978 he opened Springfield Medical Center and has been serving the panhandle for the last 35 years.

Ashraf Khan M.D.

Ashraf was born in Panama City, Florida and is the oldest of five boys. He attended Rutherford High School and went on to get a Bachelor’s degree in Biology at Florida State. From there he went to Medical School at St. Matthews University School of Medicine where he earned his Medical Doctorate. After a year of research here at Springfield Medical Center he was accepted into Family Medicine Residency program at the University of South Alabama. He completed his Internship at USA Medical Center and USA Womens and Childrens and in the third year of his residency was chosen as a Chief Resident. He and Kaylyn were married in 2013 and are very excited to be starting their lives here in Panama City with us.

Kaylyn Khan A.R.N.P.

Kaylyn hails from Palm Harbor, Florida where she attended Palm Harbor University High School. She was recruited to the University of Central Florida on a soccer scholarship, and from here she went on to finish nursing school and obtain her B.S.N. After one year of critical care nursing she decided to further her studies and completed the Nurse Practitioner program at UCF in 2010 with a Family Nurse Practitioner degree. She has been working in Mobile, AL for the last three years in various settings, but now focuses on preventative services and women’s health.