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Sept 2006 - UCLA International Medical Graduate (IMG) Program. To supplement the many outreach and pipeline efforts by UCLA and other California medical schools to train more Hispanic and bilingual physicians, this innovative program was developed to address the state's changing demographics and impending physician shortage. This program seeks to provide bilingual IMGs, who are committed to the care of our state's underserved populations, with a comprehensive program to compete for Family Medicine Residency Program positions in California. The paramount objective of the UCLA IMG Program is to place these well trained family physicians in our state's rural and urban underserved communities.
Sept 9th, 2006 - 24th Annual California Family Medicine Conference for Medical Students; 8:30am - 5:00pm; UCLA Bradley Hall. Please join us this year and represent your residency program. Spread the word of this FREE conference to your students. Please let them know they can pre-register online. It is an all day conference to expose students to family medicine and give them an opportunity to learn and network. Breakfast and lunch are included and the day ends with a CA residency fair. Your residency coordinators should have received furhter informaiton on exhibit registration. For more information and to register please go to Fall Conference.
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The PopMed (Population Occupational Environmental Medicine) Lecture series.
When: Tuesdays, 4:30 PM - 6:50 PM
Where: Conference Room, UCLA Family Medicine
Oppenheimer Building, Suite 1800,
10880 Wilshire Boulevard
For further information, please enquire with Dr. Matthew Sies, (310)794-8144.
6-Week Fellowships:
UCLA
Department of Family Medicine Fellowship:
Sun Valley Community
Health Project
Glenn Lopez, M.D.
July 17 - August 25, 2006
Harbor-UCLA Department of Family Medicine Fellowship:
Community-Based Health Services Research
Gilberto Granado, M.D., M.P.H.
July 03 - August 11, 2006
Nov 20-22, 2006 -
National Presentation, Solorio MR. Emotional Distress and Mental Health Service Use among Urban Homeless Youth. Critical Issues in Latino Mental Health. Special topics in Latino Mental Health Research: Including Children, Comorbid Medical Disorders, and HIV. Conference sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and NIMH. Inn and Spa at Loreto, Santa Fe, NM.
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