Considering a career as a physician, nurse, pharmacist, PA or other clinician or health care leader?

Are you passionate about making a difference in communities that face barriers to care?

PUB HLTH 91: Disparities in Health Care invites you to explore the realities of our health system through the eyes of people who live and work in medically underserved communities.

In this 2-unit seminar (Pass/No Pass), you’ll:

• Hear from inspiring guest speakers — frontline clinicians, public health leaders, policy experts, and students in the health professions — tackling real-world challenges like reproductive justice, the digital divide in telehealth, cultural humility in the exam room, and the business case for reducing disparities.

• Gain insight into the daily work of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants and more.

• Build your own toolkit for becoming a future clinician leader who promotes equity and justice in health care.

Whether you’re aiming for a career in medicine, nursing, physician assistant, pharmacy, public health, mental health, or any allied health field, this course will give you a deeper understanding of how people can create meaningful change.

Flexible participation

• Register to earn 2 units of credit by attending 7 of the 9 class sessions, OR

• Simply drop in to any sessions that spark your curiosity — no enrollment required!

• All sessions can count for points in the UC3P PRIME Explore Program! for pre-med and prehealth undergrads.