March 9, 2021 PHC Joins #ThisIsOurShot and Launches New Donation Portal Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) has announced a new partnership with #ThisIsOurShot, a physician-led public service campaign that promotes awareness and acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines. read more
March 9, 2021 Building a Summit to Meet Your Needs: Network of Ethnic Physicians Organizations (NEPO) Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) wants input on upcoming priorities and topics for the 18th annual NEPO Summit (virtual). Please complete the online survey by Friday, March 12, 2021, so that we may incorporate your feedback into upcoming events. read more
March 9, 2021 PHC CEO Joins Hospital Supplier Diversity Commission Lupe Alonzo-Diaz, President and CEO of Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) has been selected to chair the California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development’s (OSHPD) Hospital Supplier Diversity Commission. read more
March 9, 2021 New Research on Women Physicians of Color Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) is expected to release new research on women physicians of color and wellness later this year. read more
March 9, 2021 Welcome PHC's New Board Members Physicians for a Health California (PHC) is pleased to announce Howard Kahn as the new Chair of the PHC Board. read more
December 17, 2020 CalMedForce: Building California's Physician Pipeline In 2020, California continued to export hundreds of graduating medical students unable to secure a residency position in California. read more
December 17, 2020 PHC Looks Ahead to 2021 PHC expects 2021 to be another decisive year in working with our partners to advance physician workforce diversity, community health and health equity for a thriving California. read more
December 17, 2020 PHC Launches GME Solutions PHC has launched GME Solutions to support prospective and current physician residency programs. read more
December 17, 2020 CalHealthCares: Serving Medi-Cal Beneficiaries Delivering on the state’s promise to provide quality health care to its most vulnerable population requires California to ensure there are enough physicians in areas with high numbers of Medi-Cal beneficiaries. read more