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Medical Education Events

21 May 1:00 PM

Teaching and Assessing Competencies
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23 May 4:00 PM

Interprofessional Education and Practice: Exploring...
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01 June 9:00 AM

UME and GME Project Proposal Deadline
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05 June 1:00 PM

Defining and Assessing Entrustable Professional...
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19 June 9:00 AM

Developing Skills in the Art of Effective Feedback
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In the News

  • We are excited to announce the launch of an innovative new mobile learning tool – the UCSF NeuroExam Tutor App for the iPad!
    The NeuroExam Tutor presents an innovative approach to learning the neurological physical exam. With clinical cases, physician-authored information and a library of real patient videos, the NeuroExam Tutor helps medical students, residents and practicing physicians perfect their understanding and execution of the neurological exam.
  • The 2013 CHIH Foundation Research Award provides a research prize in the amount of $2,500 to a graduating School of Medicine student.
  • The Associated Students of the School of Medicine (ASSM) invites you to the first ever UCSF School of Medicine Charity Talent Show on Friday, May 3, from 7-9 pm. The show will feature a wide range of student performances as well as a surprise faculty performance.

  • The annual lecture hosted by the UCSF Chapter of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and Gold Headed Cane Society will be held on Wednesday, April 24, 2013. This year's speaker is Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen who will present "When the Doctor is the Medicine: The Power of Relationship". All are welcome!
  • The Christine A Geehrer Inspiration in Medicine Award (CAGIM) will provide a cash grant of $26,200 each year beginning in 2013 to one deserving individual enrolled in the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. The cash award will be available for tuition, books and materials. Applications due via email by June 1, 2013.