University of California, Los Angeles Grant

Organization - University of California, Los Angeles
Grant Amount - $413,520
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Pre-Residency Training Program for International Medical Graduates: To diversify the physician work force by increasing the number of Latino International Medical Graduates who pass the United States Licensing Examinations and become competitive for primary care residency training programs in California.


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