A collaborative, inclusive Community
About UC Davis School of Medicine
We are training the next generation of physicians, scientists and health care leaders.
A Nationally Ranked School
UC Davis School of Medicine is consistently recognized as one of the nation’s leading medical schools by U.S. News & World Report as among the best in primary care and research.
Leading-edge training
Top Academic Medical Center
Our learners and trainees have the opportunity to gain patient care experience at UC Davis Medical Center, one of the nation’s premiere teaching hospitals. Ranked as the No. 1 hospital in Sacramento and No. 7 in California, we have the only Level I trauma center in inland Northern California.
Students and trainees also have opportunities to get primary care training with our community partners and affiliated clinics serving historically under-resourced communities.
A Research Powerhouse
$332.8 Million
External research funding for fiscal year 2024-25
31st in NIH Funding
Among the nation’s leading medical schools for National Institutes of Health funding, as ranked by Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research
A Commitment to Our Community
Affiliated Student-run Clinics
For more than 50 years, the nationally recognized UC Davis affiliated student-run clinics and nonprofit partners have provided free health care to thousands of uninsured, low-income and other under-resourced communities throughout Sacramento.
An Inclusive Learning Environment
We are building a healthcare workforce that reflects the needs of our communities.
Committed to the Principles of Community
Read Principles of CommunityMore About the School of Medicine
Awards and Recognition
Ranked in Tier 1, or top, category for primary care
U.S. News & World Report ranked the UC Davis School of Medicine in Tier 1 (top tier) for primary care training.
Ranked highly for medical research
U.S. News & World Report ranked the UC Davis School of Medicine in Tier 2 for research.
Most graduates in primary care
U.S. News & World Report ranked UC Davis School of Medicine No. 16 in the country for most graduates practicing in primary care.
