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Faculty Spotlight

David Jacobson, M.D., Associate Program Director

David Jacobson, M.D., Associate Program Director, Associate Clerkship Director for Dartmouth Medical School Medicine Clerkship at CPMC

Dr. David Jacobson is a graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School. After completing his residency in Internal Medicine at CPMC, he served as a Chief Medical Resident. As a full-time Hospitalist, he received the Charles A. Noble Teaching Award in 2003 for excellence in education of medical house staff at CPMC.

Currently, serving a dual role as a CPMC Hospitalist and Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency, Dr. Jacobson works closely with the residents. He is also the Associate Clerkship Director for third year medical students from Dartmouth Medical School completing their core Medicine clerkships at CPMC. Dr. Jacobson is also a peer-reviewer for the Journal of Hospital Medicine.

When not seeing patients or teaching medical students or residents, Dr. Jacobson is usually seeing a movie or eating out at one of San Francisco's thousands of fine restaurants.

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