the team
Jose R. Fernandez, M.D.
Hello, I’m Dr. Fernandez and I give you my warmest welcome to JMJ Family Practice. I graduated many years ago from medical school at the University of Florida, although I am a nole at heart from my undergraduate degree. I have a beautiful family of 9 children, and my faith is an integral part of who I am.
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If some days are unavailable for appointments with me, it most likely means I’m attending a conference out of state. The passion I have for continuing my education is present and an essential element in being the doctor my patients need me to be.
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St. Therese of Lisieux is a special saint to me, as one of my favorites quotes is this, “Remember that nothing is small in the eyes of God. Do all that you do with love.” I hope that you enjoy your experience at JMJ Family Practice or the Moscati Center and wish a beautiful, full and truthful life. God Bless you!!
Amy Myler, P.A.
HOLA! My name is Amy Myler and I am happy to be a new addition to the JMJ family serving as a physician assistant at the Moscati Center, and the token “gringa.” I received my undergraduate degree from Ave Maria University where I majored in biology and the art of coffee consumption. After which, I went on to Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Carolina for my Masters in Physician Assistant Studies.
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During my rotations in PA school I was blessed to rotate here with Dr. Fernandez and fell in love with the practice and the world of functional medicine. I believe in the importance of treating the patient as whole-mind, body, and spirit. David Henry Thoreau states “A man may esteem himself happy when that which is his food is also his medicine.”
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Practicing preventive medicine and searching for the root cause of illness is something I feel passionate about. Thanks to Dr. Fernandez and the rest of JMJ family for allowing me to call the Moscati Center my new home!
Linette DeLeon, A.R.N.P.
Hi! I’m Linette De Leon and I’m beyond blessed to be part of this beautiful family here at JMJ. As a mother, my boys are mi mundo! I graduated from South University but my learning has not stopped since I received my diploma.
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I’m entirely committed to fitness and enriching our patients’ experiences, so look out for new services that JMJ will be providing! I never knew that the same doctor I worked with at Osceola Regional Medical Center would be the same caregiver I’m learning from and working with here at JMJ.
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Dr. Fernandez has been a mentor to me in many ways and I’m excited to be contributing to the medical office that holds a special place in my heart.
Carina Diaz, A.R.N.P.
Hello! My name is Carina Diaz and I am extremely excited to join this awesome family at JMJ! I consider myself truly blessed to join this team as I have been a patient here for approximately 10 years and admire the faith and dedication that is provided by this medical team.
I became a nurse in 2011 and have since cared for critically ill patients in the hospital setting. Through the years,
I knew I wanted to expand my knowledge and continue my growth, so I decided to enroll back in school.
I graduated from South University and received my
master’s degree as Family Nurse Practitioner.
During my clinical rotation here, I was blessed to learn from
Dr. Fernandez and the nurse practitioners in caring for
the patients’ body, mind, and spirit. I am passionate about teaching our patients how to use preventive medicine
and finding more natural treatment options.
Natalia Charaudeau, A.R.N.P.
Hi everyone! My name is Natalia Charaudeau.
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I feel so happy to have been given the
opportunity to join the JMJ family.
I am a board-certified family nurse practitioner serving
patients and their families at the Kissimmee office.
I completed my nursing degree at The University of
South Florida. My nursing career started in 2007 in an adult/pediatric emergency department.
I fell in love with pediatric emergency care and that’s
where my focus was the past 5 years. I decided to further my career and completed my Master of Science in Nursing with a
focus on family practice from South University.
My knowledge of functional medicine started as a
patient at JMJ family practice and continued
to grow during my clinical rotations as a student.
It is truly a blessing to be able to understand
how to heal from the inside out. I’m so thankful to
have the JMJ family welcome me with open
arms. I truly couldn’t have found a better place to grow as a nurse practitioner and I look forward to learning from my colleagues and patients.