A California physician training program adds diversity, but where do graduates end up?

Researchers found that, while a University of California medical training program has diversified the system’s pool of medical students, there’s not enough long-term data to know whether graduates return to practice where they’re needed most.

Related Keywords

San Joaquin Valley ,California ,United States ,Kingsburg ,Modesto ,Pakistan ,Central Valley ,Stockton ,Irvine ,Davis School ,Fresno ,San Francisco ,Pakistani ,Marcus Cummins ,Inderpreet Inder Bal ,Los Angeles ,Kaiser Permanente ,Deena Mcrae ,Kenny Banh ,Sidra Suess ,California Future Health Workforce Commission ,Health News ,California Health Care Foundation ,Cummins ,Healthforce Center ,University Of California ,University Of California Programs In Medical Education ,San Francisco School Of Medicine ,Uc Davis School Of Medicine ,Fresno Office Of Health Career Pathways ,Health News Marcus Cummins ,California San Francisco School ,Medical Education ,California Health Care ,California Healthline ,Health Career Pathways ,Craig Kohlruss ,California San Francisco ,Inland Empire ,Fresno State ,Joaquin Valley ,