Casa Del Sol Psychiatry Residency Program

Who we are: La Clínica de La Raza is a community-based health center committed to providing culturally appropriate, high-quality, and accessible health care to the diverse communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. We have spent over 40 years advocating for and creating a health home for the many that have been denied access to care. As health care activists, we are dedicated to making sure individuals who do not have health coverage get the same level of quality healthcare as those who have it. From our genesis as a community health center in 1971, we understood that we cannot heal our communities without also addressing the economic and social factors that affect health. Many times, this requires that we go outside and provide services in other settings to build the bridge that links individuals to our health center for preventive and primary care. Over 86,000 individuals come to La Clínica because it is a welcoming place that addresses the whole person, coordinating and connecting them to a broad network of services to improve and maintain their health and well-being. While we are still known for our activism and spirit of social justice, we are also proud to have grown into a sophisticated provider of primary health care services with 35 sites across Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano counties.

Client Care & Treatment

• Enrolled in Stanford University's psychiatry residency program
• Provides evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment, including psychopharmacology, to Casa del Sol (CDS) patients
• Coordinates with primary care, hospitals, and other specialties, whether at La Clinica or external, regarding medical needs of Behavioral Health clients
  
  

Knowledge

• Knowledge of psychopharmacology
• Cultural competence working with under-resourced and/or immigrant communities
• Knowledge and experience with Epic
• High degree of interpersonal competence with both staff and patients, and thorough knowledge of evidence-based care
  
  

Abilities

• Ability and willingness to work effectively as an interdisciplinary team member to improve and support the care of CDS patients
• Ability to deal courteously and effectively with complex patient profiles
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to establish professional and clinical relationships with people from various ethnic, socio-economic, educational and life experience
• Ability to keep accurate and clear records of patient information
  
  

Experience And Other Certifications

• Requires valid California medical license and DEA
• English/Spanish proficiency preferred but not required