Jean Grey
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You can use the rendered attribute on the pageblock or pageblock section, and use the UserInfo methods on your apex class to get the logged in user's profile information. This will render the page conditionally depending on the profile.
for example: <apex:pageBlock rendered="{!userProfile=='System Administrator'}">
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