Kaiser Plans Medical School In SoCal To Produce Next-Gen Doctors

Kaiser Permanente

Kaiser Permanente, California’s largest healthcare provider with one-third of the state’s healthcare market, plans to build a new state-of-the-art medical school in Southern California. The Oakland-based nonprofit HMO hasn’t yet selected a site for the new medical school, but aims to begin enrolling students in 2019, according to the LA Times.

Kaiser officials say the medical school will take a much different approach to medical education than traditional medical schools, producing a new generation of physicians that look similar to the community they serve.

The medical school’s curriculum will reflect Kaiser’s commitment to rapid adoption of new technology, adherence to evidence-based medicine, and Kaiser chairman and chief executive Bernard Tyson’s strong belief that educating doctors around a coordinated care model could cure what ails the US medical system. [LAT]

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