Staff Members
Staff Learning and Career Development
Pepperdine University and UCLA Health Partnership
Pepperdine Graziadio Business School will award one $50,000 scholarship to an eligible UCLA Health employee entering the Part-Time MBA program in Spring 2027. All UCLA Health applicants are also automatically considered for merit scholarships, with no separate merit scholarship application required. The $50,000 award and merit scholarships are applied over the duration of the program and can each be combined with the ongoing 10% UCLA Health partner tuition discount.
Staff Communities
Asian Pacific Islander Faculty and Staff Association
APIFSA (Asian Pacific Islander Faculty and Staff Association) started toward the end of 2020 for the purpose of engaging and informing faculty and staff about the various cultures represented in the Asian Pacific Islander community. As a staff affinity group, we are focused on building community and sharing cultural knowledge and insights with the entire Bruin family and beyond. We welcome faculty & staff of all backgrounds to learn, share, and grow with us.
UCLA Health Pride Network
The UCLA Health Pride Network is the systemwide employee and trainee resource group devoted to our LGBTQ community and their allies, covering all LGBTQ initiatives categorized under our four foundational pillars of Clinical Care, Advocacy, Research, and Education. The goal of the Pride Network is to empower our UCLA Health LGBTQ employees and their allies to have a collective voice in fostering a welcoming, respectful, unique, and creative culture within our UCLA Health LGBTQ community and the overall UCLA Health organization.
La Comunidad
La Comunidad, meaning "The Community" in Spanish, is an affinity group dedicated to fostering a safe and inclusive space where members can feel a sense of belonging. Rooted in the celebration of culture, La Comunidad empowers its members to collaborate on initiatives that uplift and advocate for both staff and patients, building a stronger, more united community.
UCLA Latino Staff and Faculty Association
LSFA hosts socials, networking events, workshops, and an annual posada! The Latino Staff and Faculty Association (LSFA) was founded as a professional organization dedicated to empowering, supporting, and assisting in the professional development, advancement, and upward mobility of, primarily Latino, staff and faculty through networking and education at the UCLA campus.
REACH UCLA Health
Advocating for equitable health outcomes for under-resourced communities, faculty, staff and trainees have come together as a collective to establish REACH — Realizing Equitable Access to Care for Health — at UCLA Health, working to:
- Widen access to UCLA Health for low-income individuals, particularly those covered by MediCal
- Increase access to UCLA Health for Black and Latino communities of Los Angeles
- Ensure that these patients receive comprehensive and structurally competent services within UCLA Health