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Regulated Waste Disposal
NEW compliance training for UCSF Health staff
At UC Health, we are committed to protecting our patients, staff, and environment by ensuring that regulated waste is handled and disposed of properly. During past audits, hazardous waste, medical waste, and patient health information was found in incorrect disposal streams. Completing this training and applying lessons learned helps reduce these findings, improve compliance, and keep our environment safer for everyone.
If this training requirement applies to you, you are notified via email notifications directly from the UC Learning Center, as with other compliance trainings. This training is designed to be role-specific: for employees who must complete all sections, the course will take approximately 25 minutes; for most others, the training will take under 10 minutes.
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UCSF Learning Highlights of 2025
Curious what your colleagues leaned into for learning last year?
The UCSF Learning and Organization Development Annual Report highlights how the university’s culture of growth, adaptability and inclusion strengthened in 2025 through engagement, workforce and talent development efforts.
In over half a million course completions, non-required training that topped the charts were:
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UC Next Opportunity at Work (NOW) Conference
June 8-12, 2026
Annual conference that supports staff in the University of California system with career and professional development through inspiring keynote speakers, concurrent sessions, networking connections with peers, coaching and career planning resources. Hosted by UC Berkeley in person in odd years (2027) and virtually on even years (2026).
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This one-off grant opportunity for 2026 provides funding for ideas that support Career Wellness, one of our 7 pillars of wellness at UCSF. UCSF faculty and staff are eligible to apply for grants of up to $4,000 that align with one or more of the following focus areas: Career Development, Career Wellness Programming, Mentorship, Burnout Prevention and Engagement and Access. Learn more about grant criteria, office hours and more through UCSF HR.