Half of trainee doctors at UCLAs prestigious medical school 'are failing basic tests after dean who's anti-white ignored affirmative action ban and terrorized staff with DEI rules'

DailyMail.com ^ | 24 MAY 2024 | Dominic Yeatman

[Liz]

Geffen Hall
885 Tiverton Drive
Los Angeles,Ca 90095

Jennifer Lucero, MD, MA is the Associate Dean for Admissions at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine (DGSOM), and the Vice Chair for Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) for the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at UCLA DGSOM. Her clinical work is in Obstetric anesthesia.

As a Chicana physician, she takes a special interest in diversity issues in medicine and disparities in the delivery of obstetric healthcare to women of color.

A graduate of California State University Northridge, Dr. Lucero received her Master’s in General Experimental Psychology with a focus in Social Psychology, her medical degree from Yale School of Medicine. Her postgraduate training consisted of a double Residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology and in Anesthesiology from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). She completed Fellowship training for Obstetric Anesthesiology in 2011, followed by NIH T-32 Research Fellowship training in 2012 at UCSF as well.

Prior to coming to UCLA, Dr. Lucero was an Associate Professor of Clinical Anesthesia & Perioperative Care at UCSF, specializing in obstetric anesthesiology, and served as the department’s inaugural Vice Chair of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. At UCLA she serves as the Associate Dean of Admissions for the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA where she oversees medical school admissions, financial aid & scholarship, and pathway and outreach. Dr. Lucero is the Co-PI for the HRSA UCLA-DGSOM Center of Excellence-Underrepresented in Medicine grant. In addition, she serves as the Vice Chair of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion for the department of Anesthesia.

She holds a dual appointment in Obstetrics and Gynecology, with clinical interests in preeclampsia and adherent placental disease. Dr. Lucero has a decade of experience in medical school admissions and participates actively in the recruitment of underrepresented students to the profession of medicine through her work in pathway and outreach programs.

[Liz]

Geffen Hall
885 Tiverton Drive
Los Angeles,Ca 90095

Jennifer Lucero, MD, MA is the Associate Dean for Admissions at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine (DGSOM), and the Vice Chair for Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) for the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at UCLA DGSOM. Her clinical work is in Obstetric anesthesia.

As a Chicana physician, she takes a special interest in diversity issues in medicine and disparities in the delivery of obstetric healthcare to women of color.

[nopardons]

BTTT

[TalBlack]

How “prestigious” is this prestigious medical school now?

[Brooklyn Attitude]

Leftism is a mental disorder. How else can you explain the things they believe?

[cnsmom]

We are flooded with idiot lawyers in the image of Obama and Harris. and the medical field is the same. They don’t create Ben Carson type doctors anymore. If your doc dies, you are in countdown mode.

[Sir_Humphrey]

Am I wrong for not wanting a minority doctor?

[central_va]

Am I wrong for not wanting a minority doctor?

I think on this you are not in the minority.

[MayflowerMadam]

These DEI proponents in powerful places actually harm their own in the big picture, when they believe they’re helping. When I look for a new PCP, I’m very glad the websites have photos of the doctors.

[fella]

Political science ain’t real science. Lysenko proved that.

[gas_dr]

I believe Dr Ben Carson as one of many examples disproves your relatively disgusting statement.

[fella]

You must take the shots so we can see if they are safe and effective.

[Phoenix8]

As Michael savage said 3o years ago, our bane:

“Middle aged, mean faced, clip haired, red diaper doper baby, female”.

[Carl Vehse]

Revoke the academic accreditation of David Geffen School of Medicine in Los Angeles!!

[sevinufnine]

“No negro doctors. For anything. Why take the chance.”

I have to disagree. My doctor is a black woman from the islands (Jamaica I think?) Her husband was my husband’s doctor and from Africa. Both Christians and just LOVELY, kind, and very intelligent people. They refuse to be in any network because “no one is going to tell them how to treat our patients”. Better yet, they are all for natural alternatives IF the situation allows for it. Not everyone who’s not lily white is stupid or a beggar (or thief).

[sevinufnine]

Sin. We live in a sinful world. Non-Christians are left to a reprobate mind. That’s as simple as I can put it.

[sevinufnine]

I opt for medical professionals to care for me who are 100% out of network. More expensive out of my own pocket? Yup. Worth it. YUP! That includes my general practitioner, dentist, oral surgeon, and chiropractor who has 2 PhDs (she’s an endocrinologisas well). Best part I love about her is she brings her dog to the office! Sweetest creature. She wears these awesome dredlocks and is soooo down to earth.

My last experience with IN network doctor was horrible. Went for a mammogram and, having breast density in my family, knew what to expect. This lady demanded I get some little tag implanted after a biopsy. Told her nope. She actually told me...and I quote...if this is cancer, it will metastasize and you will die! I told her, I could die on the way home in a car wreck. So could you. She literally walked out of the office and I never went back, nor had the other work done. 10+ years on I have no cancer, but the same density that’s been there for 20 years. ALLL about $$

[SharpRightTurn]

“the admissions bar for underrepresented minorities is now ‘as low as you could possibly imagine’.”

UCLA allowed this and California should be stuck with their affirmative action graduates. Medical school graduates of UCLA should not be licensed in any other state. It’s too dangerous.

DIE.

[cuz1961]

No negro doctors. For anything. Why take the chance.

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id take ben carson any day.

its not skin color that matters

that attitude is how we got here to this articles subject.

just sayin

[cpdiii]

Dr. Lucero has a decade of experience in medical school admissions and participates actively in the recruitment of underrepresented students to the profession of medicine through her work in pathway and outreach programs

Translation: We discriminate against the more qualified and thus our graduates are inferior doctors.

Note: Ben Carson is a black pediatric neurosurgeon but a good one. He did not get where he is via affirmative action