UNFAIR THAT THEY ARE CUTTING HEALTH RELATED PROGRAMS :(
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Nitisha Mehta
10 years ago
The students of this program are some of the most inspirational and incredible people I have met. This program allows medical students to really make an impact on the community, and thus I do not believe this program should be cut.
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Dylan Bush
10 years ago
it would be a shame to shut down a program that strives for a high level of diversity and success in its medical student class!
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Chenoa Allen
10 years ago
UC would be doing a grave disservice to underserved patients in California and elsewhere by cutting the JMP. The program is truly unique and trains an amazing set of future physicians who care deeply about improving health and reducing health disparities, while reforming the health care system to save money and lives. While other medical schools struggle to figure out how to train compassionate, empathic, skilled physicians, JMP has been doing so for decades.
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Jeanette lau
10 years ago
Remarkable program that should be saved!
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Susan McGreivy
10 years ago
It is time to fund the universities in CA again.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As someone who has a number of physicians in the family, I'm sorry to hear that the JMP is in jeopardy. Please reconsider!
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Alex Schrobenhauser-Clonan
10 years ago
The JMP was the single most important educational experience of my life, giving me the academic, social and emotional skills to navigate health care settings and push for the policies and innovation I believe will make patients and providers healthier. There is no place like it on Earth. I hope the leadership of UC Berkeley and the School of Public Health makes 2016 the year they not only stand behind the JMP and the 16 uniquely-trained and socially conscious physicians it creates every year, but go even further to create a financial plan that assures the program prospers for decades to come.
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Bill
10 years ago
SAVE PLOX
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Amir Afshar
10 years ago
This is a worthwhile program. Sign it! :)
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Suzanne
10 years ago
The JMP is and always has been an innovative, dynamic and visionary program - training physicians in not only the content of medical knowledge but the skills essential to change the culture of health. Save the JMP!
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Shiva Barforoshi
10 years ago
I know many amazing students in the JMP, it is one of the greatest programs in the country! Absolutely invaluable and produces some of the most brilliant doctors out there.
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Arun Burra
10 years ago
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The JMP students are some of the most driven and compassionate people I've ever met! They provide essential medical services as volunteers in the Suitcase Clinic and go on to become socially conscious leaders and healers - this program is invaluable.
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Sarah A Rojas
10 years ago
As a fellow PRIME graduate serving in an underserved community, I assert this is the wrong direction. We need more docs in primary and underserved areas, and we need specialized training to overcome the burnout associated with it. We need more programs like JMP, not less!
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Jonatan Alejandro Rivera
10 years ago
The future will look down in history, and see this as one of the greatest programs that changed the world. Don't remove an opportunity that can have a drastic impact in the medical field.
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Herbert Steinhardt
10 years ago
This program is too valuable to California to let it fail.=!
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Chan Park
10 years ago
Do not close JMP! JMP trains the physicians with the best bedside manners!!!
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Stefanie Gopaul
10 years ago
UCLA PRIME Class of 2018. We need programs like the JMP in order to continue to provide care to our most underserved communities!
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Gustavo Garcia Jr
10 years ago
As a future medical student, I would love the opportunity to apply to my number 1 choice for medical school program!
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Colette Auerswald MD MS
10 years ago
I would not have embarked on a 20-yea career caring and advocating for marginalized children and youth in California had it not been for the JMP. Period.
UNFAIR THAT THEY ARE CUTTING HEALTH RELATED PROGRAMS :(
The students of this program are some of the most inspirational and incredible people I have met. This program allows medical students to really make an impact on the community, and thus I do not believe this program should be cut.
it would be a shame to shut down a program that strives for a high level of diversity and success in its medical student class!
UC would be doing a grave disservice to underserved patients in California and elsewhere by cutting the JMP. The program is truly unique and trains an amazing set of future physicians who care deeply about improving health and reducing health disparities, while reforming the health care system to save money and lives. While other medical schools struggle to figure out how to train compassionate, empathic, skilled physicians, JMP has been doing so for decades.
Remarkable program that should be saved!
It is time to fund the universities in CA again.
As someone who has a number of physicians in the family, I'm sorry to hear that the JMP is in jeopardy. Please reconsider!
The JMP was the single most important educational experience of my life, giving me the academic, social and emotional skills to navigate health care settings and push for the policies and innovation I believe will make patients and providers healthier. There is no place like it on Earth. I hope the leadership of UC Berkeley and the School of Public Health makes 2016 the year they not only stand behind the JMP and the 16 uniquely-trained and socially conscious physicians it creates every year, but go even further to create a financial plan that assures the program prospers for decades to come.
SAVE PLOX
This is a worthwhile program. Sign it! :)
The JMP is and always has been an innovative, dynamic and visionary program - training physicians in not only the content of medical knowledge but the skills essential to change the culture of health. Save the JMP!
I know many amazing students in the JMP, it is one of the greatest programs in the country! Absolutely invaluable and produces some of the most brilliant doctors out there.
The JMP students are some of the most driven and compassionate people I've ever met! They provide essential medical services as volunteers in the Suitcase Clinic and go on to become socially conscious leaders and healers - this program is invaluable.
As a fellow PRIME graduate serving in an underserved community, I assert this is the wrong direction. We need more docs in primary and underserved areas, and we need specialized training to overcome the burnout associated with it. We need more programs like JMP, not less!
The future will look down in history, and see this as one of the greatest programs that changed the world. Don't remove an opportunity that can have a drastic impact in the medical field.
This program is too valuable to California to let it fail.=!
Do not close JMP! JMP trains the physicians with the best bedside manners!!!
UCLA PRIME Class of 2018. We need programs like the JMP in order to continue to provide care to our most underserved communities!
As a future medical student, I would love the opportunity to apply to my number 1 choice for medical school program!
I would not have embarked on a 20-yea career caring and advocating for marginalized children and youth in California had it not been for the JMP. Period.