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A new mixed-methods study highlights how adding pharmacy technicians to #PrimaryCare teams can ease clinician and nurse workload while improving patient care. #FMsky #Medsky @ucsfcepc.bsky.social , @ucsffamilymed.bsky.social, @sfgov.sf.gov

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We are proud to announce the publication of new research from @sfpublichealth.bsky.social & @ucsfcepc.bsky.social in the prestigious @annfammed.bsky.social. This study proves that pharmacy techs aren’t just support staff — they’re essential to team-based care.

#PrimaryCare #HealthEquity
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Are you a PCP pulling your hair out trying to maneuver through maddening insurance and pharma barriers to getting your patients the medications they need? A 2 word solution: pharmacy technicians. Check out our study @annalsofem.bsky.social on the benefit of adding pharm techs to primary care teams👇
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A new study just published in the @annalsofem.bsky.social (Sept/Oct 2025) shows that integrating pharmacy technicians in team-based primary care:
- Reduces clinician and nurse admin burden
- Improves efficiency & care
- Expands patient medication access
👉https://www.annfammed.org/content/23/5/412
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Patients with diabetes and other conditions have long managed their own care.

Jennifer Karlin of @ucsffamilymed.bsky.social talks about how more people are seeking autonomy over their reproductive health care.

“People say that they feel more empowered by doing their own health care."
Local experts see rise in home reproductive care
Abortion access, new tests spurring demand.
www.sfexaminer.com
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A new study just published in the @annalsofem.bsky.social (Sept/Oct 2025) shows that integrating pharmacy technicians in team-based primary care:
- Reduces clinician and nurse admin burden
- Improves efficiency & care
- Expands patient medication access
👉https://www.annfammed.org/content/23/5/412
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📢 THIS WEEK 📢 Join the NCCC and #IAS-USA this Thursday at noon PST for a cost-free CME accredited webinar on the core principles of #HIV management!

NCCC Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Carolyn Chu, will be presenting alongside Drs. Michael Saag and Roy Gulick.

👉 Register here: lnkd.in/eZDQQZcg
Promotional Flyer for the upcoming IAS-USA webinar on September 25 on the clinical foundations of care for people with HIV.
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📢 We’re hiring!

The Clinical Education Coordinator will utilize their clinical acumen on #HIV, viral hepatitis, and substance use care to provide clinical education to users across our various teleconsultation services.

📌 Learn more and apply: tinyurl.com/2sp2na8w

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An informational flyer that reads, "We Are Hiring!
Clinical Education Coordinator"

"The National Clinician Consultation Center (NCCC), based out of UCSF’s Department of Family and Community Medicine, is seeking a HIV/Viral Hepatitis Clinical Education Coordinator responsible for: (a) providing clinical education to NCCC’s external users/learners via the program’s teleconsultation services and public-facing resources; and (b) in collaboration with the Principal Investigator and Clinical Director, designing and delivering NCCC’s multi-component clinical educational programming.  

"Key Responsibilities Include:
Provide clinical education directly to NCCC users via the program’s various teleconsultation services: this includes answering incoming calls from clinicians nationally regarding HIV, viral hepatitis, and other key co-occurring conditions (e.g., substance use/behavioral health disorders) as appropriate to their training and relevant clinical experience.
Perform administrative/operational duties that accompany the overall work of the NCCC, such as collecting and documenting relevant education/training activity information to ensure accurate and complete data for NCCC reporting."

"Required Qualifications Include:
Must hold a valid Physician, Advanced Practice Nurse, Physician Assistant, or Pharmacist license to practice in the United States.
Must hold a graduate-level (Master's or Doctorate) degree in a related area of health professions training (e.g., MD/DO, MSN/DNP, Masters in PA studies, PharmD)."
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UCSF Family & Community Medicine Residency – Lakeshore/SF VA Track – is recruiting!

🗓️ Apply by Sept. 23, 2025
📍 Residency starts June 2026
🔗 fcm.ucsf.edu/lakeshore-residency

Meet us TOMORROW at #POP2025 Residency Fair, Booth #58!

#UCSFFamilyMed #ResidencyRecruitment #FamilyMedicine
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📢 New free #CE HIV prevention updates from the National PrEP Curriculum!

✅ FDA-approved lenacapavir (long-acting injectable PrEP)
🎥 New mini-lectures:
• Twice-yearly lenacapavir vs daily F/TAF for women
• HPTN 084: Cabotegravir in women
• PrEP with TDF-FTC in women

Learn more, idea.medicine.uw.edu
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In early studies, this “direct-to-inject” approach shows excellent tolerability and retention, offering a promising alternative for outpatient buprenorphine initiation.
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In a new JAMA Network Open commentary, Drs. Leslie Suen and Sarah Rosenwohl-Mack highlight promising results from a study on starting injectable buprenorphine for people with opioid use disorder, without needing sublingual medication first.
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"When we talk to physicians across the country about [ReproHH], people say, 'Oh my God, we've needed this for a decade!'"

Dr. Jennifer Karlin of @ucsffamilymed.bsky.social talks about the new Reproductive Health Hotline in @medpagetoday.com
Physicians Can Call New Hotline With Reproductive Health Questions
ReproHH is anonymous and free for any clinician with sexual and reproductive health queries
www.medpagetoday.com
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“Menopause has become more of a patient-led revolution...Patients are coming at us because of so many resources out there. From a patient perspective, there is a new style for how we experience menopause.” - FCM Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sondos Al Sad. bit.ly/3HQurro @ucsfhealth.bsky.social.
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As providers face intersecting crises that endanger people’s access to reproductive & sexual healthcare, we are proud to launch ReproHH, a free & confidential hotline offering real-time, evidence-based clinical guidance for US‑based HC professionals. Learn more: bit.ly/47vfS6W
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📢 UCSF Family & Community Medicine is hiring an Administrative Director!

Lead a nationally recognized team advancing health equity, research, and clinical excellence at Zuckerberg SF General @zsfgcare.bsky.social.

💼 $143K–$215K | Full-time | Flex schedule
📍 San Francisco
🔗 Apply: bit.ly/46Vh1V8
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FCM's @apriljbell.bsky.social, Director of GirlxLab, was highlighted on @kcbsradio.bsky.social's coverage of the anniversary of the Dobbs’ decision. She discusses her ongoing digital storytelling project featuring Black women sharing their experiences with #abortion. More at girlxlab.ucsf.edu
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New from @NPR's All Things Considered: UCSF Family & Community Medicine's Dr. Jen Karlin is helping reframe how we think about self-managed abortion. Her research finds that many physicians view it as safe, effective, and rooted in #reproductivejustice. bit.ly/45zkKqQ @ucsfbixby.bsky.social
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What if AI could bring joy back to medicine?” At our 21st Rodnick Colloquium, doctors explored how AI is reshaping family medicine—from scribing tools to tough questions about algorithmic bias. AI won’t fix health care, but maybe it can help us find our way back to what matters. bit.ly/3GagmnO
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Congrats to Drs. Shieva Khayam-Bashi, Ron Labuguen, Dae Hyoun (David) Jeong, Sen Nguyen, Mukund Premkumar, Adrian Tomes & Manuel Tapia, recipients of the 2025 Excellence in Student Teaching Awards! Find out how they go above & beyond in teaching, mentorship & patient-centered care. bit.ly/44j0RDe