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Fresno COVID-19 Equity Project (CEP)
UCSF Fresno is partnering with FIRM (Fresno Interdenominational Refugee Ministries) to offer regular clinical hours for COVID-19 testing. Get FREE COVID-19 testing. All ages, races and ethnicities are welcome.
UP CLOSE | COVID-19 Resources
Learn more about the novel coronavirus respiratory illness (COVID-19). And read about how UCSF is responding to the outbreak of COVID-19, including perspectives from infectious disease experts, psychologists, and UCSF Health providers.
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UCSF Fresno Committee for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
UCSF Fresno seeks to create a culture of empathy and mutual respect that responds to and affirms the needs of our campus community. By promoting equitable access to education and opportunity and diligently nurturing success, we can cultivate an environment in which diversity thrives.
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UCSF Fresno 2021 Virtual Mini Med School
Building a Healthy Community
Sept. 9 – Sept. 30, 2021
Four Free Virtual Sessions | Thursday Evenings from 5 to 7 PM PDT
Join UCSF Fresno for the 10th installment of the Mini Medical School series! The 2021 curriculum will be structured as four virtual sessions, open to the public and dedicated to community concerns, current trends, and innovations in health and medicine.
Lectures include mature topics. Attendees should be at least 17 years of age
2021 Virtual Liver Expo
Join UCSF Fresno on Saturday, October 2 for the 3rd Annual Liver Expo! This virtual event will focus on how to keep your liver healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic and will also cover pancreatic cancer awareness. Hear from UCSF Fresno and Community Regional Medical Center experts and answer the question, ‘Is your liver well’?
Advancing Excellence in LGBTQ+ Health
The Advancing Excellence in LGBTQ+ Heath conference, the first installment of the UCSF Fresno Health Equity Symposium series, will feature experts from a wide variety of fields including physicians, surgeons, and mental health professionals who are specialists in LGBTQIA+ care. Attendees will learn about gender affirming hormone therapy or surgeries, increasing inclusivity, and opportunities to improve medical practices in an area where the demand for care is greatly needed.
CME Hours: 7.5
2021 Resident and Fellow Virtual Commencement
Thursday, June 10, 2021
6 pm to 7:30 pm
Virtual Events at UCSF Fresno
The COVID19 outbreak has caused significant disruptions to in-person events and conferences. As the health and safety of our meeting attendees, faculty, and staff has been of the utmost importance to us, we have transitioned our events to a virtual format where possible. We hope that you have enjoyed the programming so far.
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UCSF Fresno Continuing Medical Education Program
UCSF Fresno offers year-round Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs for physicians, nurses, medical assistants and other health care providers in the San Joaquin Valley and throughout California. Presentations by accomplished faculty and distinguished scholars from UCSF Fresno, across the state, country and globe, provide symposium attendees with leading edge research and expert content to inform and enhance quality of care.
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UP CLOSE | UCSF Fresno Increases Access to Care and Improved Treatment for Patients with Opioid Use Disorder
The migraine headaches began during an abusive marriage 16 years ago. The pain kept Christine bedridden for a week at a time and a doctor prescribed Vicodin – three pills a day. The headaches subsided, the stressful marriage ended, and she no longer needed the opioid pills for pain relief.
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