As the control point overseeing the accountability and effective management of finance and administration, we partner with FAS departments for policy compliance and space strategy, ensuring resources and attention are aligned with UCSF’s strategic priorities while safeguarding University assets and public trust.
FAS Executive Team consists of all the department leaders reporting to Senior Vice Chancellor Erin Gore. Some leaders also report into UCSF Health.
Financial and Administrative Services (FAS) builds, supports, maintains and sustains the UCSF community to advance the mission of caring, healing, teaching and discovering. We provide key central organizational functions and services to the UCSF community and beyond. FAS has ~2,900 employees across 10 departments providing services to the UCSF enterprise, patients, and surrounding communities: Audit & Advisory Services, Campus Life Services, Enterprise Emergency Management, Enterprise Strategy and Transformation, UCSF Human Resources, UCSF Information Technology, UCSF Finance, UCSF Real Estate, UCSF Police Department, and Organizational Culture and Strategy.
Recognition makes us feel valued. When recognition hits the mark, employees are less likely to be burned out, and more likely to be engaged, feel connected to their culture and see a path to grow in their organization.
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It’s time to prepare for the launch of MyTime, our new integrated timekeeping and scheduling system. MyTime will go live on May 11, 2025, and we need you to take steps to get ready.
The annual staff engagement survey begins tomorrow, April 8, and I challenge us to hear from every single employee. Our goal this year is 100% survey participation rate.
We are pleased to share with you that David D. Jones joins UCSF/UCSF Health today, April 7, as the interim Senior Vice President/Associate Vice Chancellor of Human Resources.
This week we close out the year with a special holiday message from SVC Gore and our second annual Year in Cookies.
To close out our staff conversations for 2022, this week we talked with Facilities Services Custodial Superintendent Leebo Pomele about life lessons learned coaching his son’s football team and what he’s grateful for this holiday season.
