Facts & Figures Letter from the Dean Our Mission Dear Colleagues, The UCSF School of Medicine is known as a beacon of The UCSF School of Medicine science, constantly pushing the boundaries of our present knowledge. At the same time, we are a public institution, strives to advance human health deeply committed to service and to addressing the needs through a fourfold mission of of the most vulnerable. This booklet shows why I am so proud of who we are. education, research, patient care It highlights the excellence we achieve in our missions and public service. of education, research and discovery, patient care, and public service. It also provides useful information about the structure of the school and its place in the greater UC system. My job as dean is to coordinate the activities of the entire school so each unit can function optimally. I truly believe that we thrive Our Values because our people care deeply about their work, our patients, and each other. Every person I meet on campus contributes in their unique way to a better future for our patients, our communities, and Professionalism our learners. Respect I hope the examples shown in these pages inspire your own pride Integrity and continued dedication to the work of advancing human health. Diversity Excellence Talmadge E. King, Jr., MD Dean, UCSF School of Medicine 1 Who We Are Graduate UCSF Division University of School of Health California UC Pharmacy Board of Regents Irvine UC School of University of Berkeley California President Nursing Janet Napolitano UCSF Chancellor Sam School of Hawgood Dentistry School of Medicine UC UC Merced Department Santa UC Barbara UCLA Riverside Unit UC Santa Cruz UC UC You San Diego Davis 2 3 Who We Are School of Medicine Leadership Structure Dean, School of Medicine Talmadge E. King, Jr., MD Inter- Organized Affiliated Executive Vice Dean disciplinary Departments Research Hospitals Vice Dean Cabinet Centers Units 6 Inter- 28 8 ORU disciplinary Department Directors Center Directors Chairs Vice Dean Academic Executive ZSFG Affairs Vice Dean Interdisciplinary Centers Organized Research Units • AIDS Research Institute • Cardiovascular Research • Center for Health and Community Institute • Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regeneration • Center for Reproductive Medicine and Stem Cell Research Sciences Population Associate Dean Administration • Institute for Computational Health Sciences • Diabetes Center Health & • Osher Center for Integrative Medicine • George Williams Hooper BCHO & Finance • Weill Institute for Neurosciences Foundation Health Equity • Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Departments • Institute for Human • • Genetics Associate Dean Affiliations & Anatomy Neurology Research • Anesthesia and • Obstetrics, Gynecology and • Institute for Neuro- Fresno Compliance Perioperative Care Reproductive Sciences degenerative Diseases • Anthropology, History and Social • Ophthalmology • Phillip R. Lee Institute for Medicine • Orthopaedic Surgery Health Policy Studies • Biochemistry and Biophysics • Otolaryngology - Head and • Bioengineering and Neck Surgery Space & Therapeutic Sciences • Pathology Associate Dean Clinical • Cellular and Molecular • Pediatrics Special SFVAHCS Affairs Pharmacology • Physical Therapy and Projects • Dermatology Rehabilitation Science • Emergency Medicine • Physiology • Epidemiology and Biostatistics • Psychiatry • Family and Community Medicine • Radiation Oncology • Laboratory Medicine • Radiology and • Medicine Biomedical Imaging Education • Microbiology and Immunology • Surgery • Neurological Surgery • Urology 4 5 Who We Are The School of Medicine and UCSF Health are the Largest Entities within UCSF Mission: Education School of Medicine UCSF is an institution of higher learning where tomorrow’s leaders in 12,137 the life sciences, health care and health policy receive their education School of Nursing Faculty, Staff, and training. As a magnet for the world’s top faculty members, 706 Students, and students, residents, postdoctoral scholars, and staff, UCSF — a Trainees School of Pharmacy community of the best and the brightest — is able to sustain its 1,322 reputation for excellence in education, discovery and clinical care. School of Dentistry 1,305 Nurses, Graduate Division* Technicians 23 What Comprises our Education Enterprise and Staff Global Health Sciences UCSF Health 319 Number of Trainees 10,653 Central Campus Administration 3,080 Graduate Residents/ Students Fellows Our People 831 1,551 Faculty 22% 2,706 Medical Postdoctoral Trainees 32% Students Scholars 3,871 607 882 Medical Students Staff 40% Non-Faculty Academics** 6% 4,817 School of Medicine 2017 Admissions 743 8,078 As of January 2018 Applications Received * The Graduate Division serves as the institutional home for all graduate education and post- doctoral scholarship at UCSF, however, our postdocs and grad students are affiliated with programs that are housed within all four professional schools and Global Health Sciences. 505 149 ** Non-Faculty Academics are academic appointees who are engaged in research in specialized Applicants 2017 Entering areas and who do not have any teaching responsibilities. Interviewed MD Students 6 7 Mission: Education Only Medical School in the Top 4 for Both Research and Primary Care Residents and Fellows Research Primary Care • The School of Medicine has 1,551 residents and clinical fellows Harvard University University of Washington in approximately 170 accredited and non-accredited programs. #1 #1 Boston, MA Seattle, MA • Doximity, in partnership with US News & World Report, ranked Stanford University University of North Carolina #2 Stanford, CA #2 —Chapel Hill US residency programs in 20 specialties. UCSF ranked in the Chapel Hill, NC top 20 in all 20 of the ranked specialties, and in the top 10 for #3 Johns Hopkins Hospital Tie Baltimore, MD University of California— 15 of the specialties. #3 San Francisco University of California— San Francisco, CA • UCSF’s residency programs ranked 1st in anesthesiology, #4 San Francisco San Francisco, CA Oregon Health and Science dermatology, neurological surgery, neurology and radiology. #4 University Portland, OR Source: 2018 US News & World Report Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars About Our Medical School Graduates UCSF leads UCSF School of 49% 67% 77% • Our graduate students are enrolled in 15 graduate degree the nation in Medicine is in programs in basic and translational sciences, social and the percentage the top 10 of our 2017 of our 2017 of all graduates of graduates of medical graduating graduating between 2014 population sciences and clinical sciences. Most graduate who intend to schools for class pursued class selected and 2016 programs are interdepartmental, harnessing the power of care for the the number of a residency in a residency in participated in underserved* Hispanic/Latino a primary care California research during cross-disciplinary collaboration to bring about innovation and and Native specialty medical school foster scientific discovery. Our award-winning faculty members American graduates 34% in all disciplines deliver courses and mentor students. between 2003 stayed at UCSF and 2015** • Research at UCSF also depends on our talented postdoctoral * Source: AAMC Missions Management Tool 2017 ** Source: AAMC Diversity Facts and Figures 2017 trainees, whose dedication and creativity help drive scientific discovery in our research laboratories. Our Teaching Faculty • Over half of UCSF’s postdocs are from other countries, bringing welcome cultural diversity to our campuses and more than 85 57 affording our students and faculty opportunities to expand faculty play a high intensity faculty serve as SOM 2,000 their network of scientific colleagues across the globe. teaching role, for example as Coaches providing faculty teach, mentor, a course or clerkship director, one-on-one academic supervise and guide committing more than 10% guidance for students medical students, of their professional effort to throughout their medical residents and post educational responsibilities for school curriculum doctoral scholars to the medical school excellence in their fields 8 9 Mission: Education New Bridges Curriculum Examples of Excellence UCSF’s Bridges Curriculum, launched in August 2016, prepares • Pioneering Medical Curriculum: One of only 11 medical schools students for a changing health care environment of rapidly nationwide selected by the American Medical Association (AMA) expanding knowledge, new science domains and new technology. to develop and implement innovative curricula around the best In Bridges, education in foundational scientific concepts is medical practices. One of seven medical schools nationwide to integrated with clinical skills and scientific methods throughout the receive a Transformational Education Grant as part of the Kern four years of medical school. With this strategy, the art and science Institute and National Transformation Network. of medicine continuously reinforce one another. • Exceptional Diversity: Over 30% of our medical students come from racial and ethnic groups that are underrepresented in medicine (UIM), which is among the highest percentages among Inquiry Milestone all of the top medical schools in the country. Immersion Assessment; USMLE • Excellence in Graduate Medical Education (GME): One of only eight resident training sites nationwide to be included in the Pursuing Excellence in Clinical Learning Environments initiative. Inquiry / GME at UCSF includes the nation’s first Resident and Fellow