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Fresh desktop images are now available for UC Davis Health team members, offering a new way to personalize your computer with updated photos of the campus, including views of newly opened buildings such as the 48X Complex.
Read MoreEmployees share what Black History Month means to them and how colleagues can best demonstrate allyship.
Read MoreA confidential survey was recently distributed among members of the African American Faculty and Staff Association Employee Resource Group, asking questions about the meaning of Black History Month, family and community traditions, role models who embody equality and inclusion, and how colleagues can best demonstrate allyship.
Read MoreThe cancer center has unveiled its new Radixact linear accelerator, enhancing radiation therapy to improve outcomes for cancer patients.
Read MoreGovernment and Community Relations continues to receive complaints from nearby neighbors on the Sacramento campus.
Read MoreDavid J. Segal, known for advances in gene-editing technologies, has been appointed chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine.
Read MoreUC Davis Health leadership held its quarterly Health Management Forum on Feb. 4, 2026, featuring the new Vice Chancellor of Human Health Sciences, Mark Rosenblatt, and other senior executives.
Read MoreUC Davis Health is preparing for one of the busiest periods of the year in the Emergency Department (ED) by implementing short-term measures to manage sustained high volumes driven by flu season and regional demand. These temporary actions are designed to support patient flow, reduce ED congestion, and ease pressure on care teams while maintaining safe, high-quality care.
Read MoreUC Davis Health has been named one of the 2026 Best Workplaces for Commuters––an honor achieved by providing a robust employee commuter benefits program to its employees, by helping reduce traffic congestion and by improving the overall quality of life for those who live and work in the region.
Read MoreNearly 6,000 patients receive life-saving blood transfusions at UC Davis Health each year. That's why we have partnered with the American Red Cross for an employee blood drive on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026.
Read MoreLooking to update your photo for Teams, Outlook, or the campus directory? Free professional headshots will be offered at upcoming Principles of Community events, hosted by the UC Davis Health Employee Resource Group Program.
Read MoreThe UC Davis Women in Medicine and Health Sciences program this month celebrates the contributions of women across medicine, nursing, research, and health sciences.
Read MoreUC Davis Health was recently recognized as SMUD’s first Clean PowerCity Business Champion, celebrating a 15‑year partnership focused on clean energy, electrification and long‑term sustainability for the Sacramento region.
Tuesday, Feb. 3, through Friday, Feb. 6, there will be construction activity on the first floor of Parking Structure 4 outside the elevators.
Read MoreA new clinical trial offers patients a minimally invasive procedure that seeks to reduce extra pressure in the heart and improve heart failure symptoms.
Read MoreA pair of peregrine falcons has once again returned to their nest atop UC Davis Medical Center.
Read MoreSeveral wellness activities are available to members of the UC Davis and UC Davis Health community. Check out the free events happening this month.
Read MoreSeveral UC Davis Health team members were honored this year by the Greater Sacramento Smoke & Tobacco‑Free Coalition for their leadership in decreasing tobacco use, assisting patients, and enhancing community health.
Emergency Medicine reached a major milestone in 2025, caring for more than 100,000 patient visits in a single year for the first time.
Read MoreFriday, Jan. 30, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the southernmost lane on X Street, just north of the Education Building, will be closed.
Read MoreOver the past week, employees expressed several concerns about upcoming changes to Parking Structure 4, Parking Structure 7, and campus shuttles. Parking and Transportation Services has listened to these concerns and is implementing changes based on direct feedback from team members.
Read MoreA School of Nursing doctoral student’s experience with the T32 ReACH program reveals how improving health begins with people and place.
Read MoreUC Davis Health is excited to share that planning for participation in the 2026 Sacramento Pride March and Festival is officially underway.
Read MorePeek behind the construction fence to see latest work on the California Tower scheduled to open in 2030.
Read MoreA free heart screening will help identify young people who may have an undiagnosed heart condition.
Read MoreVirpal Donley has been promoted to the position of UC Davis Children’s Hospital vice president and associate chief nursing executive.
Read MoreGovernment and Community Relations is receiving ongoing complaints from nearby neighbors on the Sacramento campus.
Read MoreHosted by the Interfaith and Intercultural Employee Resource Group (IFIC), the event will bring colleagues together to explore how diverse spiritual, cultural, and philosophical traditions support healing, resilience, and compassionate care across the health system.
Read MoreWednesday, Jan. 28, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., street paving across X Street will impact eastbound traffic.
Read MoreNeonatal neurologist Courtney Wusthoff discusses cooling treatment and EEG monitoring as best practices for newborns with potential hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy and seizures.
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