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  • New Hire

    New Health Employee Orientation Dates and Locations

    Information on new employee orientation for Health hires.

  • New Hire

    Benefits Services for UCSF Campus and Health Employees

    Use this guide to better understand the services provided by UCSF's Benefits Office and the UCPath Center.

  • New Hire

    Before You Start

    Welcome to the UCSF community! We're glad to have you support our mission to advance health worldwide. Before you start work, you will need to complete documents and pre-employment screening. Below you will find information to help you get started.  

  • New Hire

    New Hires

    New to UCSF and working in a health care setting? Here's what you need to do before you start.

  • New Hire

    New Hires - Benefits

    UCSF offers an exceptional benefits program to help meet the diverse needs of our employees. Your benefits provide you with important financial protection when you need it the most.

  • Faculty/Academics, Manager, New Hire, Postdoctoral, Students

    COVID-19: Guidelines for Returning to Onsite Work

    Follow these guidelines for returning to onsite work following COVID-19 symptoms, exposure or a positive test.

  • New Hire

    Enrollment Steps

    Carefully review these actions you will need to take to enroll in your benefits within 31 days of being newly hired or newly eligible for benefits.

  • New Hire

    Your First Month

    Now that you're getting settled into your new role, this information will help you become more familiar with your UCSF community and make some important choices about your benefits.

  • New Hire

    Your First Week

    Welcome to your first week with UCSF! This information will be useful in your first days.

  • Faculty/Academics, New Hire, Postdoctoral

    Eligibility

    UCSF offers several rich benefits packages. What package you are eligible for depends on your job, how many hours you work, and length of employment. If you are unsure of your benefits eligibility, please refer to your offer letter.