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Lynna Vong, an SF native, is now a journeyperson carpenter after taking part in a UCSF jobs program. Our new hospital at UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center at Parnassus Heights will create 1,000 union jobs for construction workers like Lyna. Learn more » http://tiny.ucsf.edu/3PcIhi | UCSF

Lynna Vong, an SF native, is now a journeyperson carpenter after taking part in a UCSF jobs program. Our new hospital at UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center at Parnassus Heights will create 1,000 union jobs for construction workers like Lyna. Learn more » http://tiny.ucsf.edu/3PcIhi | UCSF

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Here are the riskiest jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a UCSF study

Here are the riskiest jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a UCSF study

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Making the medical school application process more inclusive is no small task. John A. Watson, PhD, one of our 2020 UCSF Medalists and a member of the UCSF community for more than 40 years, has championed a holistic approach to admissions that has expanded the diversity of UCSF’s student body. “He said that there are more things you have to look at to decide who would succeed and who would not succeed beyond just grades or scores on aptitude tests,” UCSF School of Medicine dean Talmadge E. King

Making the medical school application process more inclusive is no small task. John A. Watson, PhD, one of our 2020 UCSF Medalists and a member of the UCSF community for more than 40 years, has championed a holistic approach to admissions that has expanded the diversity of UCSF’s student body. “He said that there are more things you have to look at to decide who would succeed and who would not succeed beyond just grades or scores on aptitude tests,” UCSF School of Medicine dean Talmadge E. King

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UCSF workers launch two-day strike

UCSF workers launch two-day strike

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Our Respiratory Screening Clinic staff has been working around the clock to care for our patients in the COVID-19 pandemic. They’re also pretty great dancers, when they take a break! 💃🏽🕺 | UCSF Health

Our Respiratory Screening Clinic staff has been working around the clock to care for our patients in the COVID-19 pandemic. They’re also pretty great dancers, when they take a break! 💃🏽🕺 | UCSF Health

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Social workers demand UCSF improves safety after worker fatally stabbed by patient

Social workers demand UCSF improves safety after worker fatally stabbed by patient

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UCSF social workers demand safety in wake of hospital slaying

UCSF social workers demand safety in wake of hospital slaying

UCSF Health lays off 200 employees

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UCSF Fresno creates internship program to diversify healthcare workforce

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UCSF Health lays off 200 workers, as unions warn of worsening staffing crisis

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UCSF to lay off about 200 employees amid ‘serious financial challenges’

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Our hospital chaplains are highly trained specialists who provide emotional and spiritual support to patients, families and staff. Last week we lost our beloved director of spiritual care services, Peter Yuichi Clark, to cancer. This video exemplifies the important work that chaplains like Peter and his team do in the hospital every day. "There's a quote from the poet Edith Wharton that I really like. She said, 'There are two ways of spreading light: To be the candle or the mirror that reflects

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UCSF offering free physicals, cardiac screenings to some student athletes

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What you’re watching: A cancer cell trapped in a cage of blue light. UCSF scientists invented a technique to disrupt a cell's proteins in real time, switching the protein’s function off and on using a specific frequency of light. The new tool was a significant advance in our knowledge of cell biology, and this was our most popular social media video of 2018! See more of our most popular science stories of 2018 ➡️ http://tiny.ucsf.edu/8WBsih | UCSF

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How I got into UCSF Medical School | Undergrad Timeline + AMCAS application

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We’re Northern California’s best hospital, according to U.S. News and World Report! | UCSF Health

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FIRST LOOK: You’re watching the twists and turns of a vital type of cell membrane protein called an integrin (pronounced “INT-uh-grin”) that sits embedded in the surface of all animal cells. Cells use integrins to connect, communicate, and respond to their environments. When searching for a connection, an active integrin bends and sways at a flexible midpoint “like a sunflower seeking the sun.” It’s a dance never before seen in high resolution. Integrins are crucial for many important biological

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Genentech head: New companies make new jobs

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Bill Lindstaedt (UCSF) 3: Interviewing Skills for Industry Scientist Positions

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Bill Lindstaedt (UCSF) 2: Successful Applications for Industry Scientist Positions

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Bill Lindstaedt (UCSF) 1: Preparing for the Industry Job Search

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Considering a career in epidemiology? Ask the experts!

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What is interprofessional collaborative practice 1/7

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Virtual Tour - UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay

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Welcome Incoming Medical Students to UCSF

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