The JMP is vital to our community and should be continued. The need for primary care physicians is greater than ever. I have seen what students in this program can do and they really make a difference.
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Jennifer Diaz
10 years ago
JMP is my dream!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please keep this program going. I myself could help by a physician who can look beyond the surface of what might ail me. Primary care physicians are badly needed in this state. Thank you
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Marta Peixoto
10 years ago
It a great program that must be preserved!
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Nathan Hitzeman
10 years ago
Please do not defund this program!
Nate
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Tim McAfee
10 years ago
My training in the 1980s in the JMP provided an innovative and deep ethical, clinical, and scientific foundation for my career as a family physician, public health scientist and leader, and entrepreneur.
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Jan Diamond
10 years ago
This program has continued to train the types of physicians so needed in out society today
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Stacia cronin
10 years ago
The Joint Medical Program is a very special program that enriches the experience of all UCSF students and, through its graduates, contributes greatly to our society.
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Heather Paladine, MD
10 years ago
Primary care is key to public health!
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Abby Dernburg
10 years ago
The JMP is an incredible program. In addition to training an exceptionally strong and diverse cohort of physicians, JMP's dedicated faculty and staff provide a wealth of unique expertise, perspectives, and resources to a campus with hundreds of aspiring pre-health students. Every effort should be made to keep it going!
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Johanna Poschwatta
10 years ago
This program is important!
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Kathleen Arnold
10 years ago
Eliminating this medical program would be unforgivable. My current primary care physician is a graduate of this program, and he is one of the most outstanding doctors I've ever known.
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Karen Gonzalez
10 years ago
The jmp is part of my future plans in becoming a good doctor one day, please keep it! Our communities need it and it will be beneficial in the long run!
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Manj Gunawardane
10 years ago
This would be a huge loss to the community. As a JMP preceptor I truly appreciate the opportunity to engage with students who will drive the change needed in our healthcare system.
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Tracy Barton Goldman MD
10 years ago
JMP Class of 2001
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Noemi Doohan MD PhD
10 years ago
Save this important program Regents!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
SAVE THE JMP!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The JMP has been a true leader in medical education and socially conscious throughout its approach. I was hoping to one day perhaps have the privilege to attend the JMP/PRIME program and attain proper training in how to address health disparities in all communities including my own. The JMP teachers and students have demonstrated true leadership and compassion in showing myself and fellow BSPers that medicine includes more than just pathology,anatomy and the step exams. Keep the JMP going for generations to come!
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Thu-An Tran
10 years ago
I personally want to be a part of this program. It offers me everything I want to do in the future! Shutting this program down would be unfair, especially to students from underserved communities!
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Rebecca Lubitz
10 years ago
The JMP gave me a good foundation in patient centered medicine and homeless outreach. As former Suitcase clinic coordinator for the womens clinic at the JMP, I now run a homeless clinic in my city. I am one of only two physicians doing homeless outreach, and the other is about to retire. Take away the JMP and you take away a pipeline to work like homeless outreach, that many do not want to do. The JMP houses and sustains interest and compassion for the marginalized.
The JMP is vital to our community and should be continued. The need for primary care physicians is greater than ever. I have seen what students in this program can do and they really make a difference.
JMP is my dream!!
Please keep this program going. I myself could help by a physician who can look beyond the surface of what might ail me. Primary care physicians are badly needed in this state. Thank you
It a great program that must be preserved!
Please do not defund this program! Nate
My training in the 1980s in the JMP provided an innovative and deep ethical, clinical, and scientific foundation for my career as a family physician, public health scientist and leader, and entrepreneur.
This program has continued to train the types of physicians so needed in out society today
The Joint Medical Program is a very special program that enriches the experience of all UCSF students and, through its graduates, contributes greatly to our society.
Primary care is key to public health!
The JMP is an incredible program. In addition to training an exceptionally strong and diverse cohort of physicians, JMP's dedicated faculty and staff provide a wealth of unique expertise, perspectives, and resources to a campus with hundreds of aspiring pre-health students. Every effort should be made to keep it going!
This program is important!
Eliminating this medical program would be unforgivable. My current primary care physician is a graduate of this program, and he is one of the most outstanding doctors I've ever known.
The jmp is part of my future plans in becoming a good doctor one day, please keep it! Our communities need it and it will be beneficial in the long run!
This would be a huge loss to the community. As a JMP preceptor I truly appreciate the opportunity to engage with students who will drive the change needed in our healthcare system.
JMP Class of 2001
Save this important program Regents!
SAVE THE JMP!
The JMP has been a true leader in medical education and socially conscious throughout its approach. I was hoping to one day perhaps have the privilege to attend the JMP/PRIME program and attain proper training in how to address health disparities in all communities including my own. The JMP teachers and students have demonstrated true leadership and compassion in showing myself and fellow BSPers that medicine includes more than just pathology,anatomy and the step exams. Keep the JMP going for generations to come!
I personally want to be a part of this program. It offers me everything I want to do in the future! Shutting this program down would be unfair, especially to students from underserved communities!
The JMP gave me a good foundation in patient centered medicine and homeless outreach. As former Suitcase clinic coordinator for the womens clinic at the JMP, I now run a homeless clinic in my city. I am one of only two physicians doing homeless outreach, and the other is about to retire. Take away the JMP and you take away a pipeline to work like homeless outreach, that many do not want to do. The JMP houses and sustains interest and compassion for the marginalized.