We routinely are lucky enough to get JMP students in our joint Kaiser-UCSF medical student clerkship. They are innovators with outstanding collaborative learning skills and are examples of the kinds of physicians I hope to work with in the future. Furthermore, the innovative JMP curriculum is a model for many up and coming medical schools. This is a special place and I feel very strongly that it serves such a unique purpose, including health advocacy, primary care and creating a cadre of creative, like-minded future MDs.
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Lauren
10 years ago
We need PCP! They are the first point of contact in preventive medicine.
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Lisa Moore
10 years ago
Every primary care physician is an important resource for our country without more of us, our healthcare costs and burden of preventable illness will undoubtedly continue to rise. In order to prevent this, we need encouragement for young doctors to enter primary care to come from prestigious institutions like UCB and UCSF!
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Andrew Slocombe
10 years ago
Great program please keep it.
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Ambuir Henderson
10 years ago
this is a must!
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Patricia Casimir MD
10 years ago
I'm am internal medicine physician. We are overwhelmed with patients and absolutely need more fine primary care docs, not just prescription writing automatons.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please keep this program. It is such an amazing program
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Margaret Vercammen
10 years ago
Continue to maintain this incredible program !
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Delia Taylor
10 years ago
We need primary care physicians now more than ever, health is the key to a successful community
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Only the most dedicated students voluntarily add a full year of training to a long and taxing educational journey. This program should be expanded, not cut.
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Marga Glasser
10 years ago
Graduates of the JMP are global thinkers, preventive minded, healthcare leaders. We cannot afford to lose this program.
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Christine ibar
10 years ago
Essential!!
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Sarah Lamanuzzi
10 years ago
One of the best colleagues I've had graduated from this program. He's incredibly conscientious and thorough and a wonderful primary care physician.
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Marian Roan
10 years ago
As a graduate of the UC Berkeley school of public health I value the importance of medical professionals having public health training and using a framework of preventive medicine and targeted interventions to address health disparities within the context of primary care. These physicians are critical to the future of our state health care system and it would be a shame for the state to shut down this program that provides critical care to our population.
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Sina akhavan
10 years ago
The Jmp is such a unique program that's sculpted so many compassionate community oriented physicians. It's a hidden gem among medical schools. Please don't shut it down.
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Amanda tam
10 years ago
Save the jmp!
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Elana Shpall
10 years ago
This was the most inspirational place for me.
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Kathryn Hayward
10 years ago
This program is a jewel hidden within the US medical system. Instead of being cut, it needs to be mined, polished and shown as a model for medical education.
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RACHEL NAOMI REMEN MD
10 years ago
This unique and superb program is a part of what makes UCSF School of Medicine unique and great. It is worthy of the suport of the school
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Sarah Schear, MSI
10 years ago
I am a first year student in the JMP. I came to the JMP because it is a home for future physicians who want to serve vulnerable members of their communities, to conduct research that matters to these communities, and to learn medicine in small teams, driven by the curiosity of myself and my peers. Among the medical schools across the country that I visited as an applicant, the JMP stood out as unique and spirited-- producing rigorous and humane doctors, most of whom enter primary care. Along with all of its strengths, the JMP costs relatively little to run: only $39,500 per student per year. This is much lower than even an old 1996 AAMC estimate of the average yearly cost of providing medical education per student in the US -- about $70,000 adjusted to 2016 dollars. The value of this beloved program is extremely high, and to withold funding is a mistake.
We routinely are lucky enough to get JMP students in our joint Kaiser-UCSF medical student clerkship. They are innovators with outstanding collaborative learning skills and are examples of the kinds of physicians I hope to work with in the future. Furthermore, the innovative JMP curriculum is a model for many up and coming medical schools. This is a special place and I feel very strongly that it serves such a unique purpose, including health advocacy, primary care and creating a cadre of creative, like-minded future MDs.
We need PCP! They are the first point of contact in preventive medicine.
Every primary care physician is an important resource for our country without more of us, our healthcare costs and burden of preventable illness will undoubtedly continue to rise. In order to prevent this, we need encouragement for young doctors to enter primary care to come from prestigious institutions like UCB and UCSF!
Great program please keep it.
this is a must!
I'm am internal medicine physician. We are overwhelmed with patients and absolutely need more fine primary care docs, not just prescription writing automatons.
Please keep this program. It is such an amazing program
Continue to maintain this incredible program !
We need primary care physicians now more than ever, health is the key to a successful community
Only the most dedicated students voluntarily add a full year of training to a long and taxing educational journey. This program should be expanded, not cut.
Graduates of the JMP are global thinkers, preventive minded, healthcare leaders. We cannot afford to lose this program.
Essential!!
One of the best colleagues I've had graduated from this program. He's incredibly conscientious and thorough and a wonderful primary care physician.
As a graduate of the UC Berkeley school of public health I value the importance of medical professionals having public health training and using a framework of preventive medicine and targeted interventions to address health disparities within the context of primary care. These physicians are critical to the future of our state health care system and it would be a shame for the state to shut down this program that provides critical care to our population.
The Jmp is such a unique program that's sculpted so many compassionate community oriented physicians. It's a hidden gem among medical schools. Please don't shut it down.
Save the jmp!
This was the most inspirational place for me.
This program is a jewel hidden within the US medical system. Instead of being cut, it needs to be mined, polished and shown as a model for medical education.
This unique and superb program is a part of what makes UCSF School of Medicine unique and great. It is worthy of the suport of the school
I am a first year student in the JMP. I came to the JMP because it is a home for future physicians who want to serve vulnerable members of their communities, to conduct research that matters to these communities, and to learn medicine in small teams, driven by the curiosity of myself and my peers. Among the medical schools across the country that I visited as an applicant, the JMP stood out as unique and spirited-- producing rigorous and humane doctors, most of whom enter primary care. Along with all of its strengths, the JMP costs relatively little to run: only $39,500 per student per year. This is much lower than even an old 1996 AAMC estimate of the average yearly cost of providing medical education per student in the US -- about $70,000 adjusted to 2016 dollars. The value of this beloved program is extremely high, and to withold funding is a mistake.