Welcome to the Genomic Medicine Initiative
GMI's Mission
The Genomic Medicine Initiative is a UCSF-wide effort established by the Chancellor and Dean — an interdepartmental, interdisciplinary effort harnessing knowledge and experience across a large number of departments and research groups, which blends the providers and services of these departments into an efficient, knowledgeable team.
What can GMI do for Me?
I am a Patient
Your case will be reviewed by cutting-edge experts in their fields, and your doctor will have immediate access to everyone involved in producing your genomic information.
I am a Physician
The GMI can connect you to information from patients with rare disorders, and provide access to our interdisciplinary team.
I am a Scientist
The GMI can connect you to the patient population related to your area of research.
What's New?
CLINICAL EXOME SEQUENCING IS LIVE!
Clinical Exome Sequencing is now available at UCSF.
How to Refer (UCSF Clinicians)
How to Refer (Non-UCSF Clinicians)
JOB OPENINGS!
We have the following job opening.
Physician-Scientist
Division of Medical Genetics
Final date: November 25, 2017
GMI in the News
Big Precision Medicine Plan Raises Patient Privacy Concerns
Scientific American 2/2/15
Bridging the Gap in Precision Medicine
UCSF 11/7/14
California hospital explores genetics-aided cancer treatment
Reuters 11/5/14
Of Interest
The following are sites we consider to be excellent resources on the topic of genomic medicine.
From the Chancellor
Letter from the Chancellor
We are proud to announce the launch of the Genomic Medicine Initiative at UCSF, representing the nation’s first effort of its kind to provide the tools for physicians to make clinical decisions based on each patient’s genetics. This is a tremendous step towards making that genetic information useful for physicians and their patients, and a major advance in UCSF’s efforts toward making precision medicine a reality.
Sam Hawgood, MBBS
UCSF Chancellor