Ambulatory Clinics

Moores Cancer Center, built in 2005, is a comprehensive cancer center with both outpatient and research facilities. Here we strive for a multidisciplinary approach to cancer therapy combining medical, surgical and radiation oncology clinics along with a large infusion center, pharmacy and many laboratories. The center focuses the translation of healthcare discoveries to healthcare delivery all within a single building.

UC San Diego Health - La Jolla: Executive Drive is a new complex of outpatient clinics at Chancellor Park in the La Jolla area. This state-of-the-art facility houses clinics in internal medicine specialties including pulmonary and sleep medicine as well as sports medicine.

The Medical Offices South, formerly known as the Ambulatory Care Center, houses subspecialty clinics for UC San Diego Medical Center in Hillcrest. Residents rotate through these clinics often as part of their outpatient specialty rotations.

The Emergency Department at UC San Diego Medical Center in Hillcrest functions as a county hospital and is one of the primary emergency departments serving the San Diego community. With their own Emergency Medicine residency program, our residents who rotate through the Emergency Department will work closely with EM residents and attendings while caring for many different patient populations and a wide variety of illnesses.

The VA outpatient clinics provide a broad exposure to several internal medicine and surgical subspecialty clinics. The unique patient population provides exceptional exposure to many complex disease processes and allows residents to train in a different healthcare system. Interns and residents rotate through these clinics often as part of the outpatient specialty rotations.

The VA Urgent Care Center/Emergency Room provides emergent and urgent care services to the San Diego VA population. Interns rotate through the Urgent Care/Emergency Room with a focus on caring for lower acuity complaints whereas residents rotate through with focus on higher acuity patients. This allows for an incremental exposure to a variety of disease processes and acuity.