The mission of the PRIME programs is to train medical student leaders to identify, understand, and serve the unique health needs of California's rural, urban, ...

Each PRIME program is unique in its own way, but there are some key components they all share. Each program has a: Program-specific orientation before ...

UC Davis Rural-PRIME was created in 2007 to train future physician leaders committed to advancing health equity for California's rural communities.

UC PRIME is a unique medical school program that supplements standard training with additional curriculum tailored to meet the needs of various underserved ...

Rural-PRIME was developed to address the lack of access in rural areas, and to reduce health care disparities in rural populations.

Rural-PRIME students are encouraged to complete a master's degree between the third and fourth years of medical school.

UC PRIME is an innovative training program focused on meeting the needs of California's underserved populations in both rural communities and urban areas.

Medical school students who enter UC PRIME programs receive specialized coursework, structured clinical experiences, advanced independent study and mentoring.

Rural-PRIME will accept up to 12 students to be admitted for each Academic Year. Applicants must meet all UC Davis School of Medicine admissions requirement ...

Rural-PRIME is designed to enhance the UC Davis medical school experience and provide students with specific knowledge and skills that they will need for ...