CAFP and CAFP-F are pleased to announce this year’s residency programs that will participate in our Collaborative to improve education, outreach, and treatment for patients with substance use disorder disease, including stimulant and opioid use disorder. We are very excited to get started with our first full grantee meeting on May 1, 2021.
2021 Grantees:
- Adventist Health Hanford Family Medicine Residency Program
- Adventist Health Tulare Family Medicine Residency Program
- Adventist Health Ukiah Valley Family Medicine Residency Program
- Eisenhower Health GME Emergency Medicine Residency Program
- Eisenhower Health GME Family Medicine Residency Program
- Harbor UCLA Family Medicine Residency Program
- Harbor-UCLA Department of Emergency Medicine and Harbor Emergency Medicine Education Foundation
- Kaiser Central Valley Emergency Medicine Residency Program
- LAC+USC Department of Emergency Medicine
- LAC+USC Psychiatry Residency Program
- Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, Primary Care
- Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center’s Family Medicine Residency Program
- Shasta Community Health Center Family Medicine Residency
- Stanford Pediatrics Residency Program
- Sutter Health Family Medicine Residency Program
- Sutter Health Family Medicine Residency Program, Davis Track
Information on the California Residency Program Collaborative will be continually updated with information to assist these and other residency programs that strive to make improvements in order to better serve their patients with SUD. Please check back as we post education, tools and resources throughout the collaboration, which ends in August 2022.
