Jason Ceavers, MD | Von Biggs, HIV & Healthcare Advocate

Specializing in internal medicine, Dr. Ceavers provided care for the LGBTQ community at the Holy Cross Health Wilton Manors office during his residency at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine at Holy Cross Health. Dr. Ceavers’ goal is to continue to give back to underserved communities by engaging in community outreach and creating a safe place for his patients to receive the appropriate care, regardless of social situation, sexual orientation and gender identity. A native of Miami, Dr. Ceavers earned his medical degree from the Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine and a ACMS post-baccalaureate certificate from Temple University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Florida International University, where he also completed research at the Benjamin Leon Family Center for Geriatric Research & Education. Dr. Ceavers is a member for the American College of Physicians and is licensed in both Advanced Cardiac and Basic Life Support. Active in the community, Dr. Ceavers is a board member of his childhood church, St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church in Miami. He serves as chairman of the annual Miami Greek Festival, a position he has held since 2018. Since 2019, Dr. Ceavers has chaired the St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church Golf Tournament. he is a recipient of the OUTSFL Your Choice Awards-Best Doctor in Broward. Dr. Ceavers’ office is located at Holy Cross Medical Group, 1402 NE 26th St. in Wilton Manors. 

Von Biggs is a passionate advocate for HIV awareness and health equity. As the Community Outreach Coordinator at Holy Cross Health and an anchor for Queer News Tonight, Von tirelessly highlights critical issues affecting marginalized communities, including the LGBTQ+ population. Through his leadership as Vice Chair of the Ryan White Part A Planning Council, Von is dedicated to dismantling stigma around HIV and mental health, advancing inclusive, trauma-informed care, and championing the needs of the aging HIV community. His unwavering commitment and visionary leadership are driving forces in the fight for health equity and social justice.