Center of Excellence in Diversity in Medical Education–  

Recently Mark Gutierrez, Assistant Director for the Center of Excellence, caught up with Dr. Chamberlain in her classroom.  In this interview, Dr. Chamberlain highlights the important issues related to caring for a diverse society and what  research is being conducted here at Stanford to address these issues. 

Dr. Chamberlain currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Medical Director of the Pediatric Advocacy Program, and Director of the Scholarly Concentration in Community Health Program.

Meet The Faculty

Meet the faculty

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COEDME Staff are conducting interviews of our diverse faculty at Stanford School of Medicine regarding their decisions to pursue a medical career as well as explore their reasons for pursuing their area of research. We plan to populate this section with ongoing interviews of our faculty.  Please check back soon for faculty interviews.

Meet The Residents & Fellows

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Resident Collage: Explore Our Community.
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The diverse faculty at Stanford Medical School are leaders in their fields and contribute to the scholarly pursuit of new knowledge at Stanford University.  Our faculty's scholarship covers a wide range of interest and expands our knowledge in basic, clinical, educational and social medicine. We welcome you to examine the Publications of our diverse faculty.

Upcoming Events
ethnicity and medicine

Ethnicity & Medicine - Spring Qtr 2012
FAM MED 244 / HUM BIO 121E

How does culture impact clinical care?
An exciting course that challenges you to explore how culture and language impact the effectiveness of clinical encounters

Come learn from distinguished clinicians and researchers about the role of race and culture in caring for patients. The speakers will present insights, findings, and programs targeting culturally diverse patients.

Cross-cultural medicine is a rapidly growing area, and an area that can enrich your own personal perspective on the delicate interplay that race and ethnicity have on health care. This course will examine and promote culturally competent health care.

The lecture series is open to medical students, undergrads, faculty, and staff. Information is presented such that everyone from undergraduates to M.D.’s can benefit.

Axess Class Number: FAM MED 53937 / HUM BIO 54356

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spotlight on LEADERSHIP
Dr. Iris Gibbs

Iris C. Gibbs, MD associate professor of radiation ongology.

“My clinical research is expanding and introducing new technology, and enhancing the program’s strength. In the end, though, it’s all about helping people, and I pride myself in giving excellent clinical care.” More »

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Funding Opportunities

Funding opportunities are available for medical students, residents, fellows and faculty. The COE can direct you to the list of Funding Opportunities and Medical Scholars Research Fellowships available for medical students.

Clinical Opportunities
for Medical Students

Ravenswood Family Health Center, East Palo Alto
The Ravenswood clinic has numerous opportunities for medical students to participate in health services activities for minority populations in the Bay Area. More clinics»

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