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We are committed to delivering an educational experience to ensure the student’s goal of becoming a confident and skillful physician. The curriculum at the College of Medicine is based on Clinical Presentations (CPs); symptoms or conditions that cause patients to seek the help of a physician. Examples include “sore throat”, “headache” or “chest pain”. At the College of Medicine, basic science, clinical knowledge, clinical reasoning, ethics training, hands-on learning of medical skills, and participation in patient care at our Sacramento-area affiliate hospitals and clinics will help our students become patient-centered, confident leaders in medicine.
Richard S. Isaacs, MD, FACS
Dean
Senior Vice-President of Medical Affairs and Chief Academic Officer
Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Gordon A. Wong, MD, FACP, FCCP
Senior Associate Dean of Clinical Medicine
Professor of Internal Medicine
and Infectious Diseases
Catherine F. Yang, PhD, MD (h.c.)
Associate Dean of Medical Education
Professor of Molecular Pharmacology and Clinical Biochemistry
Diversity in Medicine Summer Camp 2023
Join CNU College of Medicine for a week long camp for college undergraduate students interested in pursuing a career in medicine. Students will have a glimpse into the first year of medical school at CNUCOM by progressing through one content block per day of our systems based curriculum, including hands on labs and medical skills activities. [Read More]
California Northstate University Receives Final Approval on North Natomas Medical Center Campus
ELK GROVE, CA – California Northstate University (CNU) is proud to announce that it has received final approval on its proposed North Natomas Medical Center Campus by the Sacramento City Council during last night’s meeting. [Read More]
Congratulations to Elaine Cheung, CNU College of Medicine class of 2024
Congratulations to Elaine Cheung, CNU College of Medicine class of 2024, for being awarded the best medical student research oral presentation at the annual Chinese American Medical Society (CAMS) 2021 Scientific Conference held on November 7, 2021. [Read More]
CNU Alum Earns Good Catch Award
The Patient Safety Good Catch of the week at St. Joseph’s Medical Center goes to our first year Emergency Medicine Resident, Dr. Ethan Luong! This is a story about paying attention to detail and having a questioning attitude.[Read More]