Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Anna Molofsky, MD, PhD
Department of Psychiatry
Faculty, BMS and Neuroscience Graduate Programs
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Michelle Hermiston, MD, PhD
Department of Pediatrics (Hematology/Oncology)
Clinical Director, Pediatric Immunotherapy Program
Associate Director, Global Cancer Program
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Mercedes Paredes, MD, PhD
Department of Neurology
Faculty, BMS and Neuroscience Graduate Programs
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Lea Grinberg, MD, PhD
Department of Neurology
Department of Pathology
Faculty, BMS Graduate Program

Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Renuka Nayak, MD, PhD
Department of Medicine
Rheumatology
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Jennifer Grandis, MD
Distinguished Professor
Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
Faculty, BMS Graduate Program
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF
Women Physician-Scientists @UCSF

For more information on how to make a gift in support of women physician-scientists at UCSF contact Trish Davenport, Senior Director of Development at trish.davenport[AT]ucsf.edu or 415-476-3590.

 

I have been working toward this career for 15 years, and have only met one woman who models the career I want-- and even she has not yet made it to full professorship. Nevertheless, my interactions with her have given me the most momentum and enthusiasm for my career that I have ever felt. It should not take 15 years of blind persistence for young female scientists to find a role model.

Assistant Professor, Physician-Scientist, WPSS member

UCSF

Having people who you can identify with is a huge strength in navigating the challenges of a career in academic medicine.

Assistant Professor, Physician-Scientist, WPSS member

UCSF

 

#SeeHER

How can we better identify, track, and engage directly with women physician-scientist trainees and faculty?

#BridgeHER

How can we better support women physician-scientists at critical career transition points with resources for supplemental and bridge-funding?

#AdvanceHER

How can we address the disproportionately limited advancement of women physician-scientists to the rank of full Professor and to senior research leadership positions?

#SeeHER

  • collaborate across departments to support physician-scientist transition and success through post-doctoral research training to early career faculty

**create a professional network for advocacy, mentorship, and networking across the post-graduate physician-scientist career pathway

**UCSF Women Physician-Scientist Supergroup (WPSS)

 

#BridgeHER

 

  •  secure funding and resources to support women physician-scientists in critical career transitions 

 

 

#AdvanceHER

  • identify gaps in advancement
  • establish funds dedicated to women physician-scientists across multiple departments to celebrate, sustain, and accelerate equitable advancement 

 

Ongoing efforts to support women physician-scientists @UCSF   

 

Rotating Professorships 

help fund an innovative idea for rotating professorships for women physician-scientists to help celebrate, sustain, and accelerate equitable advancement of women physician-scientists in different departments and scientific fields 

Independent Research Supplements

support women physician-scientist trainees in independent research pursuits distinguished from mentor

Bridge (to K) Program

support post-doctoral/post-graduate research trainees applying for individual NIH career development grants 

Networking and Collaborating Opportunities

support faculty and trainees in research grant (review and programming), career development, career advancement, and research collaboration programming 

                                                          

        2023 Yearbook

For more information on how to make a gift in support of women physician-scientists at UCSF contact Trish Davenport, Senior Director of Development at trish.davenport[AT]ucsf.edu or 415-476-3590.