Resident Life at Kaiser Permanente Northern California
University and Other Program Affiliations by Location
Oakland
 Kaiser
Permanente Oakland is affiliated with the University of California
at San Francisco (UCSF). Our Program Directors, hospitalist attendings,
and many of our clinic physicians hold clinical faculty appointments
at UCSF. First, second, and third year students from both the UCSF
School of Medicine and the UC Berkeley/UCSF School of Medicine (Joint
Medical Program) participate in their Introduction to Clinical Medicine
courses in our Department of Medicine. Third year students may do
their Pediatric Clerkship, and fourth year medical students may
do their Internal Medicine and Pediatric sub-internship at Kaiser
Permanente Oakland.
Residents from UCSF, UCD, St. Mary's Hospital in San Francisco, Children's
Hospital Oakland, and Highland General/Alameda County Hospital do
rotations at our Oakland Campus. These include:
University of California at San Francisco (UCSF)
- Primary Care Internal Medicine Residents
- Surgery Residents
- Ophthalmology Fellows
University of California at Davis (UCD)
Highland General Hospital
- Emergency Medicine Residents
- Surgery Residents
St. Mary's Hospital
- Orthopedics Surgery Residents
Children's Hospital Oakland
In addition, residents at Kaiser Permanente Oakland have the opportunity
to participate in locally funded as well as university affiliated
research projects.
San Francisco
 Internal
Medicine Residency Program:
Several of our department staff have clinical faculty appointments
in the UCSF Department of Internal Medicine and participate in various
teaching assignments during the first three years of medical school.
OB/Gyn Residency Program:
The Ob/Gyn Department at Kaiser Permanente, San Francisco has an
affiliation with the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
The third year UCSF students rotate through our service doing their
Core Ob/Gyn rotation. Six of our department staff physicians have
clinical faculty appointments in the UCSF Department of Obstetrics
Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences.
As a resident in Kaiser Permanente, San Francisco you will often
interact with residents from University of California, San Francisco
(UCSF), California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), St. Mary's Hospital,
and Swedish Medical Center. A list of residency programs with rotations
at our facility is as follows:
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
- Anesthesia
- Family Practice
- Pediatrics
- Surgery
California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC)
St. Mary's Hospital
- Orthopedics Surgery Residents
- Podiatric Surgery Residents
Swedish Medical Center
Santa Clara
 Kaiser
Permanente Santa Clara has had long-standing affiliation with Stanford
University School of Medicine. Stanford Medical Students begin their
association with Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara late in their second
year, when they participate in the Preparation for Clinical Medicine
course offered through the Department of Medicine. During their
third year many Stanford Medical Students complete core clinical
rotations in Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Surgery
at our facility. Often these students will return during their fourth
year as sub-interns in either Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and
Gynecology, or Emergency Medicine.
As a resident in Santa Clara you will often interact with residents
from Stanford, O'Connor Hospital, and San Mateo County Hospital.
A list of residency programs with rotations at our facility are
as follows:
Stanford
- Child Psychiatry
- Psychiatry
- Pediatrics
- General Surgery
- Plastic Surgery
- Otolaryngology
San Mateo County Hospital
O'Connor Hospital
- Family Practice (one month rotation in Pediatrics)
Internal Medicine Residents from Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara
have been participating in an Infectious Disease rotation at Santa
Clara Valley Medical Center for the last three years. The residents
feel it is one of the most interesting and educational opportunities
available in the program because this county hospital serves an
indigent population of such ethnic diversity.
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