Her Personal Battle with Cancer Led UCSF to Efficient, Meaningful Health Care @ucsf
Her Personal Battle with Cancer Led UCSF to Efficient, Meaningful Health Care  @ucsf
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Miriam Gonzalez-White, MBA, director of the UCSF Helen Diller Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Cancer Services Regional Expansion, has transformed many departments at UCSF, working toward efficiency and a commonsense approach for patients. As a cancer patient herself in 2016, Miriam experienced UCSF’s mission in a different way, grounding her belief in delivering exceptional care to everyone.

Miriam is the recipient of the 2025 Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Management.

The UCSF Founders Day Awards celebrate the outstanding service of faculty, staff, and learners to the university and the UCSF community in fulfillment of our mission of advancing health worldwide.

See the rest of the 2025 Founders Day Award winners here: https://tiny.ucsf.edu/foundersday2025
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Her Personal Battle with Cancer Led UCSF to Efficient, Meaningful Health Care

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