Dr. Warren Sturman grew up in Broward County, Florida. After graduating from South Broward High School he received a Bachelor of Science Degree with Honors in Electrical Engineering from the University of Florida. Thereafter he received his MD degree from the University of Miami School of Medicine, completed residency in Internal Medicine and fellowship in Cardiology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach.

He has practiced Cardiology in the Fort Lauderdale area since 1991. For the last four years Dr. Sturman worked for Broward General Medical Center, providing Primary Care as well as coordinating the COVID Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Program for the North Broward Hospital District. This year he was voted by the entire Broward General Medical Center Staff as MOST VALUABLE PHYSICIAN for 2022.

Dr. Sturman’s four children were all born in this community and attended public schools in Fort Lauderdale. During that time Warren served as Vice-President of their PTA, soccer coach, scouts leader, physician volunteer for their high school.

In addition, Dr. Sturman had served as President of the Rio Vista Civic Association for 14 years, founded and lead the city’s CERT team, was a leader on the city’s Education Advisory MLE Program, and most recently reactivated and lead the Broward County Medical Reserve Corps, growing the MRC to over 1700 medical volunteers assisting the Dept. of Health at the COVID testing and vaccination sites throughout Broward County.

Commissioner Sturman may be reached via e-mail at wsturman@fortlauderdale.gov

Commissioner Sturman’s Chief of Staff, Jeri Pryor may be reached via e-mail at jpryor@fortlauderdale.gov

Commissioner Sturman’s Community Outreach Coordinator, Renee Manchoy may be reached via e-mail at rmanchoy@fortlauderdale.gov or by phone at 954-828-5028.