This program provides real life training and preparedness for their doctors to serving undeserved communities.
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Ariella Goldblatt
10 years ago
The JMP trains physicians who are passionate about spreading health far beyond the clinic. I'm proud to have trained in such an inclusive and forward-thinking program and future generations of doctors deserve that same chance.
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Richard Quint MD
10 years ago
There simply is no other medical training program in the US like the Joint Medical Program. Its graduates are committed to serving the under-served and they will represent the very best kind of humanitarian physicians
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Shirley Wu
10 years ago
The JMP inspired me to become an educator at an academic county hospital in southern California, caring for the underserved and giving back to our community. I love what I do!
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Siuki Chan
10 years ago
Great program keep it up
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Lorraine Tom
10 years ago
We support UC Berkeley & UCSF's JMP! They do invaluable work in the community!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please preserve this fantastic program!
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Betty Kavanagh
10 years ago
This is the training that is especially important for future physicians. Let's not lose it.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It's a wonderful program. Enough said.
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Thanks Alex! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com#why-jmp
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Thanks Chenoa! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com#why-jmp
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com/#why-jmp
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Thanks Greg! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com/#why-jmp
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Cori Isac
10 years ago
We need more of these programs!!
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Tomas Korseman
10 years ago
Important role and should be kept open.
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Kristine Penner
10 years ago
The JMP trains multifaceted Physicians that are prepared to address not only medical problems but systemic problems that impact health in the US.
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Thank you Nicholas!!
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Melanie Thomas
10 years ago
As an alum and faculty of this amazing program, I am saddened and angered that this is being considered. The JMP has a rich history of training doctors as social advocates and public health leaders. We will make this VERY clear to our university and state leaders as we fight to save the program.
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Nicholas Tom
10 years ago
The students in the JMP serve as role models for the undergraduates they work with. I and other undergraduates have grown immensely as empathetic service providers and as professionals from our work alongside JMP students, and they have been an integral part of my education at UC Berkeley.
Additionally, the JMP provides essential medical services to underserved communities in a setting that is unique from a traditional clinic. Some individuals they see do not have insurance and have not been to a primary care physician for over 10 years. The JMP's medical services in Berkeley are well known in the homeless community, and the JMP is an essential link for homeless individuals to accessing more comprehensive healthcare. Cutting this program would leave many marginalized individuals in Alameda County without a safety net and unable to receive the high quality care that they need. Please consider the effect that the JMP has on the greater Berkeley community when reevaluating this decision.
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Tushar modi
10 years ago
A great program for students and patients
Please do not eliminate
This program provides real life training and preparedness for their doctors to serving undeserved communities.
The JMP trains physicians who are passionate about spreading health far beyond the clinic. I'm proud to have trained in such an inclusive and forward-thinking program and future generations of doctors deserve that same chance.
There simply is no other medical training program in the US like the Joint Medical Program. Its graduates are committed to serving the under-served and they will represent the very best kind of humanitarian physicians
The JMP inspired me to become an educator at an academic county hospital in southern California, caring for the underserved and giving back to our community. I love what I do!
Great program keep it up
We support UC Berkeley & UCSF's JMP! They do invaluable work in the community!
Please preserve this fantastic program!
This is the training that is especially important for future physicians. Let's not lose it.
It's a wonderful program. Enough said.
Thanks Alex! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com#why-jmp
Thanks Chenoa! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com#why-jmp
We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com/#why-jmp
Thanks Greg! We've featured your quote on a new section of the website: http://savethejmp.com/#why-jmp
We need more of these programs!!
Important role and should be kept open.
The JMP trains multifaceted Physicians that are prepared to address not only medical problems but systemic problems that impact health in the US.
Thank you Nicholas!!
As an alum and faculty of this amazing program, I am saddened and angered that this is being considered. The JMP has a rich history of training doctors as social advocates and public health leaders. We will make this VERY clear to our university and state leaders as we fight to save the program.
The students in the JMP serve as role models for the undergraduates they work with. I and other undergraduates have grown immensely as empathetic service providers and as professionals from our work alongside JMP students, and they have been an integral part of my education at UC Berkeley. Additionally, the JMP provides essential medical services to underserved communities in a setting that is unique from a traditional clinic. Some individuals they see do not have insurance and have not been to a primary care physician for over 10 years. The JMP's medical services in Berkeley are well known in the homeless community, and the JMP is an essential link for homeless individuals to accessing more comprehensive healthcare. Cutting this program would leave many marginalized individuals in Alameda County without a safety net and unable to receive the high quality care that they need. Please consider the effect that the JMP has on the greater Berkeley community when reevaluating this decision.
A great program for students and patients Please do not eliminate