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Points of Distinction
At UC Davis Health we proudly Our work includes:
apply the expertise, discoveries and Serving our community — and our world — during infectious disease
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outbreaks and pandemics
technology of a world-class university ■ Providing the highest-level trauma care for our entire region
Acting as a crucial specialty and subspecialty care resource
to advance health and well-being
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for a large portion of California
for people and patients — both here ■ Advancing diagnosis, treatment and prevention through research
Educating providers and the health care leaders of the future
in California and across the nation.
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■ Training and supporting rural health providers
■ Demonstrating how to serve an urban core community
Our academic health system includes:
■ UC Davis Medical Center
■ UC Davis Health Community Clinics
■ UC Davis School of Medicine
■ Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis
■ UC Davis Children’s Hospital
■ UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center
■ UC Davis MIND Institute
■ Community partnerships with organizations and health providers
across our 33 county Northern California service area, to improve
levels of patient care everywhere
Patient Care A level IV NICU
(the highest possible
rating), one of
Nationally renowned UC Davis Medical Center is a leading Newsweek’s Best
referral center for the most seriously injured or ill patients A Baby-Friendly Hospital The West Coast’s first American
College of Surgeons-verified
The nation’s highest recognition
for nursing excellence Maternity Hospitals
and the most medically complex cases. It is nationally level I Children’s Surgery Center 2021, and a Blue
ranked in nine adult and four pediatric specialty areas. Distinction Center
for Maternity Care
UC Davis Medical Center successfully treated
the nation’s first community spread COVID-19 HOSPITAL AND PATIENT STATISTICS
The only level I trauma center for both adult and
pediatric emergencies in inland Northern California patient, helping to inform testing protocols
and other pandemic response best practices 646
Licensed beds
Established the region’s first post-
Among the nation’s COVID-19 clinic for long-haul patients
73,194
ER visits
best hospitals for
adults and children,
one of the top Philanthropy impact: 808,242
Clinic/office visits
10 hospitals in The Children’s Miracle Network raised nearly $3.5 million for UC Davis
California, and Children’s Hospital, making it one of the network’s top hospitals
29,841
Ranked among the nation’s Ranked among the nation’s High-performing in abdominal
top 50 children’s hospitals top 50 hospitals in cancer, aortic aneurysm repair,
#1 in Sacramento in neonatology, nephrology, cardiology and heart surgery, COPD, colon cancer surgery, Continued support from Ernest Tschannen’s historic $38.5 million gift, and
*orthopaedics, and *urology ENT, geriatrics, nephrology, gastroenterology & GI surgery, other generous donations, led to substantial progress on the Tschannen Admissions*
neurology and neurosurgery, heart failure, lung cancer
*Together with Shriners Hospitals
orthopaedics, pulmonology surgery, and transcatheter Eye Institute Building — designed to house leading-edge patient care,
for Children – Northern California For year ending June 30, 2020
and lung surgery, and urology aortic valve replacement (TAVR) inspired educational programs and a pioneering research environment *Inpatient admissions; does not include 16,581 observation days
Education Innovative training prepares
future doctors to treat
underserved communities:
FACULTY, STAFF
AND STUDENTS
A new online post-master’s
certificate program seeks to
The Center for Health and Technology offers
telehealth education programs for community
providers, students and residents, with
11,799
double California’s pipeline of psychiatric
collaborations around specific conditions
Innovative UC Davis interprofessional ■ In urban and rural communities mental health nurse practitioners
In California’s Central Valley Staff, full & part time
education gives the health care workforce
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■ By advancing Latino health
of tomorrow the skills and values needed By closing the primary care gap
1,252
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to lead change and improve health for all.
Physicians*
2,964
Nurses
volunteered countless hours
1,054
For more than 40 years, UC Davis students have
in free community clinics delivering care for underserved populations — including by telehealth
and phone during the pandemic Students
957
Residents & fellows
Ranked among America’s best Philanthropy impact: 1,789
Faculty and other
academic personnel,
The UC Davis School of Medicine is a U.S. We awarded more than $1.5 million in
full & part time
scholarships to medical students in 2020,
top-50 medical school for primary care and a 50% increase from 2016 *Direct care providers
All numbers are snapshots in time and approximate
research in 2022 U.S. News & World Report
As its class gift, the Betty Irene Moore School
rankings, including #4 for its diversity and of Nursing’s Class of 2019 doctoral program
#9 for family medicine training initiated a Student Success Fund
U.S. News continues to rank the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis
More than $230,000 from 900 donations
helped students, trainees and staff facing
among the top 50 U.S. nursing schools. In its first 10 years, the school has grown
pandemic hardship from 33 students in two programs to 325 students in five programs.
Discovery The Clinical
and Translational
Science Center helps advance lab
UC Davis is part of dozens of studies and
clinical trials for COVID-19 therapies
findings into treatments, engage communities
UC Davis Health research includes clinical, in research, and educate the next generation
and preventions, from monoclonal antibody
translational and basic-science studies, of clinicians and scientists treatments to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine
with an emphasis on collaboration and
improving health for people, communities
and entire populations.
Part of California’s COVID-19 Testing
Task Force, and a source of testing
support and expertise for our region
External
research
funding:
276
A UC Davis Health team is launching the world’s first, FDA-approved
46 currently active
$
Confronting major health threats
One of 51 US cancer centers designated “comprehensive”
human clinical trial using stem cells before birth to treat the most serious
cell and gene therapy
■
by the National Cancer Institute, and part of the world’s form of spina bifida.
clincial trials at the
million
largest cancer research organization, the University of
California’s Cancer Consortium
UC Davis Institute for
in 2020 ■ Members of California’s Alzheimer’s Disease Task Force
Regenerative Cures and recipients of a $54 million joint dementia grant
■ Home to the School of Nursing’s Family Caregiving Institute Philanthropy impact:
Improving health for all:
■ The UC Davis MIND Institute is launching a new four-
year college program for students with intellectual A grateful patient’s $4 million gift created first-ever ■ Institute for Regenerative Cures
disabilities, designed to create a model for other endowed chairs in glaucoma and glaucoma research ■ Center for Reducing Health Disparities
California universities ■ MIND Institute
A grateful family’s anonymous $600,000 gift established
■ Home to the first state-funded center for firearm ■ Center for Precision Medicine
the Brain Computer Interface Research and Support Initiative,
violence research, helping to inform both public policy ■ Center for Professional Practice of Nursing
and clinical practice to assist in stimulating recovery following a traumatic brain ■ Center for Healthcare Policy and Research
injury or stroke ■ Center for Health and Technology
The UC Davis Health Cancer Care Network unites
Community Caring for vulnerable population:
Innovative partnerships with Federally Qualified
multiple cancer centers to offer patients leading-edge
care in their own communities
Engagement
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Health Centers (FQHCs)
■ Helping moms with opioid use disorders, with a
dedicated clinic and special training for health care
teams in urban and rural communities
UC Davis Health actively engages ■ Creating a “virtual children’s hospital” for vulnerable rural
Honored by Practice Greenhealth for progress
with the diverse communities it Northern California children via telehealth partnerships on environmental performance and sustainability,
serves in Sacramento, Northern ■ Leading a statewide anti-tobacco initiative for including for the work of our unique
California and beyond. safety-net patients farm-to-fork food service
■ Targeted physician-training programs assist
underserved populations and communities
Youth violence intervention Partnering with community organizations:
National pioneers
and traffic safety education ■ Sacramento Republic FC
California International Marathon
and leaders in
through our Trauma Prevention ■
Dozens of other organizations and events telehealth and
and Outreach Program ■
electronic medical
records integration
Serving our region UC Davis programs: The School of Nursing
during the pandemic Philanthropy impact:
350
■ Train others to use partners with more than
■ Sharing evidence-based safety technology-enabled
advice for everyday life Ruth and Paul Flowers gave $100,000 to launch the health care
Super Fritz & Friends Fund, a new initiative to support ■ Offer community
■ Bridging gaps in testing and equipment
Named a LGBTQ child cancer patients and their families workshops to increase A “Most Wired” health system for
■ Highlighting the importance health literacy
Healthcare Equality excellence in using technology
of socioeconomic disparities
Leader by the nation’s A $4.55 million gift from Katy and Dale Carlsen — our clinical sites and community
■ Help students from to improve care delivery
■ Bringing vaccinations, testing, largest LGBTQ largest pediatrics gift to date — established the Foster diverse backgrounds to agencies for its education
telehealth and training to vulnerable organization Care Clinic and Resilience Support Fund consider health careers and research programs
populations and communities
Leadership
David Lubarsky, M.D., Stephen J. Cavanagh, Toby Marsh, R.N., M.S.A., Brad Simmons, M.H.A.,
M.B.A. Ph.D., M.P.A., R.N., M.S.N., F.A.C.H.E., NEA-BC F.A.C.H.E.
Chief Executive Officer, F.A.C.H.E., F.A.A.N. Chief Nursing and Patient Chief Administrator,
UC Davis Health Dean, Betty Irene Moore Care Services Officer, UC Davis Medical Center
Vice Chancellor of Human School of Nursing UC Davis Medical Center Chief Operating Officer,
Health Sciences UC Davis Health Hospital Division
Colleen E. Clancy, Ph.D. Tim Maurice, M.B.A.
Ron Amodeo, M.A. Associate Vice Chancellor Chief Financial Officer Steve Telliano, M.A.
Chief Strategy Officer for Academic Personnel Assistant Vice Chancellor of
Susan Murin, M.D., Strategic Communications
Ashish Atreja, M.D., Michael Condrin, M.B.A. M.Sc., M.B.A.
M.P.H., F.A.C.P., A.G.A.F. Chief Operating Officer, Vice Dean for Clinical Affairs Hendry Ton, M.D., M.S.
Chief Information and Digital Ambulatory Care Executive Director, UC Davis Associate Vice Chancellor
Health Officer Medical Group Board for Health Equity, Diversity
Nick Eversole, M.B.A. and Inclusion
Jennifer Baron Assistant Vice Chancellor Chong Porter
Chief Experience Officer of Human Health Sciences Associate Vice Chancellor Ekta Vyas, Ph.D.,
and Chief of Staff for Health Sciences Development M.S., SHRM-SCP
Allison Brashear, M.D., and Alumni Relations Deputy Chief Human
M.B.A. J. Douglas Kirk, M.D., Resources Officer
Dean, School of Medicine F.A.C.E.P., F.A.C.C.
Chief Medical Officer,
UC Davis Medical Center
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