Teaching Sites and Locations at UCSF Fresno

UCSF Fresno serves as a hub for medical education and research in California’s San Joaquin Valley. Our high-tech facility features a multi-media auditorium, advanced A/V-supported conference rooms with full teleconferencing services, a digital medical research library, clinical skills lab with high-fidelity simulation equipment and digital-recording capabilities, and an outdoor amphitheater. In addition, UCSF Fresno includes a Clinical Research Center and staff who oversee the operation of faculty-led clinical trials and other research that addresses health issues specific to the Valley.

CRMC is the central teaching hospital of UCSF Fresno for more than 300 residency and fellowship positions combined and is the major training site for the OBGYN residency program. CRMC is part of the largest and most comprehensive hospital system in the San Joaquin Valley and is a nonprofit, locally owned health care system. It is one of the busiest birthing centers in California with approximately 3000 births each year and has the largest Level 3 neonatal intensive care unit in the Valley. It is the only hospital in the area where recovering mothers and critically ill babies can stay together for the treatments they need.

CRMC serves the population of Fresno County and its surrounding areas. Our patient population is culturally diverse and reflective of the area’s population with more than 75 languages and dialects.  CRMC has one of the busiest birthing centers in California.

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FHCN provides outpatient services, including primary care, specialty care, vision and dental services, health education and rural outreach, to tens of thousands of patients each year. The outpatient clinic was named the Deran Koligian Care Center in 2010 in honor of the late Fresno County Board of Supervisors chairman, who was a longtime advocate of health services for the underserved.