California Oregon Medical Partnership to Address Disparities in Rural Education and Health (COMPADRE)
COMPADRE is a multifaceted program that aims to reduce health disparities by transforming the physician workforce – to be better prepared, more equitably distributed and more deeply connected to underserved communities.
More specifically, COMPADRE will:
Fundamentally change how learners are selected into UME and GME
Redesign the UME to GME transition so learners gain first-hand experience in their future clinical learning environments
Better prepare residents to care for populations in under-resourced settings
Enhance well-being by nurturing meaningful longitudinal relationships within a thriving learning community
If you are a student with an interest in rural medicine, specifically Northern California or Oregon, please contact us for further information about this innovative program. Selected candidates will have the opportunity to move more directly and efficiently from college /university to medical school and to residency.
Construction has begun on our new Women’s, Babies’, and Children’s Center!
It has been exciting to watch the construction process, foundation has been poured and the crew has started framing....
We would like to congratulate:
Dr. Taman Hoang, Dr. Jacob Suazo, and Dr. Tram Hoff for completing our residency program! Once doctors complete their residencies, they become board-ce...
What are the patient surveys?
You may receive a mail-in survey to your home from Partnership Health Plan of California (PHC).
PHC is responsible for coverage under Medi-Cal. Each ye...
What is the Women’s Babies’ and Children’s Center?
This is a new center that we are building across the street from our main center in Redding on Placer and Continental streets. Construction o...