UC physician training program adds diversity, but where do graduates end up?
UC physician training program adds diversity, but where do graduates end up?
- April 24, 2023
- PRIME-LC, California Healthline, April 24, 2023
In March, [Marcus Cummins] matched with UCSF Fresno’s internal medicine residency
program, where he will complete his training. The campus is home to one of the University
of California’s Programs in Medical Education, or UC PRIME, which encourage students
of color to pursue medical degrees to help diversify the field and ease the physician
shortage, particularly in underserved communities. The public university system launched
the first training program in 2004, at its Irvine campus, and has since expanded it
to all six medical schools, many with an emphasis on medically underserved communities.
For the full story, please visit https://californiahealthline.org/news/article/uc-physician-training-program-adds-diversity-but-where-do-graduates-end-up/.
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