UCSF

            Current and Past Student Leaders

2023 – 2024 April Zhou, Cindy Nguyen

2022 – 2023 Taylor Liu, April Zhou

2021 – 2022 Maureen Shin, Taylor Liu

2020 – 2021 Brandon Ross, Maureen Shin

2019 – 2021 Brian Gac, Brandon Ross

2018 – 2019 Rachael Gordon and Brian Gac

2017 – 2018 Matthew Sugidono and Rachael Gordon

2016 – 2017 Kendra Radtke and Matthew Sugidono

2015 – 2016 Elizabeth Staub and Kendra Radtke

2014 – 2015 Collin Yu and Elizabeth Staub

2012 – 2013 Gurpreet Singh, Duyen-Anh Pham, Xi (Sunny) Chen, Eunice Kym and Molly Steen

2011 – 2013 Caroline Chow, Jennifer Samore and Mohsen Shamai

2009 – 2010 Gloria Cheng, Vicky Law, and Priya Gopinath

2008 – 2009 Steve Atallah and Jianna Tam

2007 – 2008 Wendy Sui and Christine Bang

Past ACCP STUDENT LIASONS

2012 – 2013 Gurpreet Singh and Eunice Kym

2010 – 2011 Gloria Cheng, Vicky Law, and Priya Gopinah

2009 – 2010 Steve Atallah

 

SCCP at UCSF Student Leaders

SCCP at UCSF: Student Leader Structure

More information coming soon.

 

NCCCP at UCSF: Student Leader Structure

Before ACCP established student chapters, UUCSF NCCCP Student Leaders served 3- to 4-year terms. They are usually appointed during their P1 year, which allowed them time to become oriented to NCCCP and ACCP organizations prior to taking full responsibility for UCSF NCCCP Student projects. UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders took primary responsibility for activities during their P2 year, and moved into an advisory capacity during their P3 and P4 years.

UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders often began serving as ACCP Student Liaisons for UCSF during their P3 year, and they were also eligible to apply for appointment to the ACCP National Student Advisory Board.

 

• November 2006 NCCCP Student Leaders identified at UCSF – Wendy Sui and Christine Bang
• January 2007 Residents’ Panel Discussion at California Pacific Medical Center
  • Attended by 63 students representing 3 Bay Area Schools of Pharmacy
  • UCSF student attendance managed solely by UCSF Student Leaders
• March 2007 UCSF Student Leaders receive appointment from NCCCP Officers Board
• September 2007 UCSF Student NCCCP Members become a Registered Campus Organization
• September 2007 Residents’ Panel Discussion at UCSF, hosted by UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders Wendy Sui and Christine Bang. UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders also managed the venue.
• March 2008 NCCCP Student Leaders from multiple schools design and conduct Pediatrics event at UCSF, again hosted by UCSF Student Leaders. This was the first NCCCP student program driven entirely by students.
• September 2008 UCSF NCCCP Student Members recognized by ASSP
• September 2008 UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders assist with multi-school Residency Panel Discussion at Kaiser Permanente in Walnut Creek.
• March 2009 UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders Steve Atallah and Jiana Tam produce student-focused program on clinical pearls for managing anticoagulation in response to Joint Commission implementing National Patient Safety Goal 3. Speakers included Dr. Bill Dager (inpatient pearls) and Dr. Steve Kayser (outpatient pearls), and roundtable discussions facilitated by UCSF P4 students who had completed a rotation in the SFGH Anticoagulation Clinic. The 120 attendees included students from all schools of pharmacy in Northern California. Funded in part by ASSP.
• October 2009 UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders Gloria Cheng, Vicky Law, and Priya Gopinath collaborate with NCCCP Student Leaders from other schools to produce a Stroke Quiz Poster for use at health fairs.
• October 2009 UOP and UCSF Student Leaders Steve Atallah and Jianna Tam jointly create and present a poster at the ACCP Annual meeting in Anaheim describing how each NCCCP Student organization is structured and supported on their respective campuses. Steve Atallah led this multi-school group project.
• October 2009 UCSF Student Leaders Christine Bang and Steve Atallah served as speakers for the ACCP Faculty Liaisons Committee at the ACCP Annual Meeting in Anaheim, describing ACCP/NCCCP student member activities on their campus.
• Summer 2010 UCSF NCCCP Student Leader and ACCP Student Liaison for UCSF, Steve Atallah, organized two teams from UCSF (Davis site and SouthBay site) to compete in ACCP’s first Clinical Pharmacy Challenge for students.
• January 2011 UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders Caroline Chow, Jennifer Samore and Mohsen Shamai collaborate with UCSF CSHP to produce annual Residency 101 Talk with UCSF Pharmacy Residency Director, Cathi Dennehy. UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders obtained and distributed copies of the ACCP Residency Directory to each student participant at this event.
• April 2011 UCSF NCCCP Residency Panel Discussion. This was an entirely student-driven program. UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders obtained and distributed copies of the ACCP Residency Directory to each student participant at this event.
• March 2012 UCSF NCCCP Residency Panel Discussion. This was an entirely student-driven program. UOP NCCCP student members were invited to attend, also. UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders obtained and distributed copies of the ACCP Residency Directory to each student participant at this event.
• October 2012 UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders provided staffing support for the CE event at Marin General on non-VKA oral anticoagulant usage and safety, and assisted in grading post-tests and processing program evaluations.
• December 2012 NCCCP at UCSF hosted an Inter-Professional Lunch Talk at UCSF: “Stroke Management and Prevention” More than 100 medical, dental, pharmacy, and nursing students attended. The program was supported by The Chancellor’s Endowment Fund.
• January 2012, UCSF NCCCP Student Leaders provided staffing support for the CE event at Marin General: “How Community Pharmacist can Promote Improved Stroke Outcomes” by assisting with registration and grading post-tests.
• April 2013 UCSF NCCCP student leaders attended the ACCP student-focused program, “Emerge from the Crowd: How to become a Standout Residency Candidate.”
• October 2013 NCCCP at UCSF became an ACCP student chapter (SCCP at UCSF)
• February 2015 Recognized and funded by Associated Students of the School of Pharmacy (ASSP), the UCSF student government, led by Elizabeth Staub and Collin Yu.