Healthforce Center at UCSF designs and leads high-impact leadership programs and collaboratives that empower individuals and organizations to drive meaningful health care improvement.
Through customized leadership training, strategic tools, technical assistance, and strong networks, we equip leaders with what they need to improve health in communities across California.
Healthforce Center's rigorous and experiential programs transform participants at all levels of an organization into informed and skilled leaders and create a pipeline of diverse health leaders.
Our networks of community health leaders, clinicians, healthcare executives and improvement leaders engage stakeholders to lead collective change and create a stronger and more equitable health system.
Explore our active and past programs by clicking on the titles below.
This group of UCSF faculty, researchers, and staff provides strategic support, training, and resources to local oral health programs in partnership with the California Department of Public Health's Office of Oral Health.
The California Health Care Foundation’s (CHCF) Health Care Leadership Program prepares clinically trained professionals to lead California’s health care organizations and creates a network of strong and effective leaders to improve health care for all Californians.
The Cedars-Sinai Community Clinic Initiative: Managing to Leading (M2L) program provides transformative leadership development for mid-level clinicians and administrative staff from eligible community clinics in Los Angeles.
The California Improvement Network (CIN) is a learning and action community that advances equitable health care experiences and outcomes for Californians through cross-sector connections, spreading good ideas, and implementing improvements.
The California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) Alumni Network are graduates of the CHCF Health Care Leadership Program.