A Community-Based Medical School for the 21st Century
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A recently reopened clinic in Riverside focuses on long-term, sustainable solutions for providing healthcare to unhoused individuals in the area.
The annual review from the ACGME commended each SOM program for its close adherence to guidelines.
96% of SOM class of 2024 students were placed into residency programs and 43% will remain in Southern California.
Brenda Ross, MD, focuses on empowering pregnant women and helping improve birth outcomes in the Inland Empire.
A Communities of Practice Approach to Cultivating Patient Self-Advocacy in Underserved Communities is supported by a $40,000 grant by AAMC NEXT
UCR Health pediatrician Esther Caroline McGowan, MD, cares for children in the community while fostering the next generation of physicians.
The $10,000 individual awards will support low-income students as they work toward becoming doctors.
The SOM’s new degree program seeks to train the next generation of public health leaders to improve health in the Inland Empire.
Meera Nair, PhD’s mentoring and research efforts revolve around supporting the local community.