The UCSF/SFGH Family and Community Integrative Medicine Fellowship is a teaching and learning fellowship to develop skills to practice holistic and integrative approaches to healing in a county health system. Curriculum and practice covers relationship-centered care emphasizing the value of:

• Lifestyle medicine
• Mind-body practice
• Ritual and ceremony
• Spiritual Care
• Herb and supplement review
• Community care
• Nature prescription
• and more where resonant and accessible for our patient population

Components

• Integrative consult clinic
• Residency precepting and integrative teaching
• Possible clinical opportunities at UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine and the SFVA Wholistic Health Service
• Opportunities for creative projects, advocacy, and group visits

Note

• This fellowship usually involves program sponsoring for the University of Arizona Weil Integrative Medicine fellowship concurrently (though alternative training can be personalized) so that fellows can be board-eligible in integrative medicine
• It is open to physicians board certified or board eligible in Family Medicine only.

Program Length: 1 year

Program Application Deadline: Rolling until position is filled

Program Director: Folashade Wolfe-Modupe, MD

For more details about the fellowship click here

To apply please email and attach CV to: [email protected]