Registration

Processes within the G-I tract, G-I wall, and the liver which impact drug absorption and bioavailability.

(M = metabolism; Tpt = transport, passive and/or active; PGP = P-glycoprotein efflux pump)

Fee

Includes

• Admission to lectures and workshops
• Syllabus containing support material for the lectures and workshops
• A certificate of course attendance
• Coffee during scheduled breaks
• Lunches

Does not include

Other meals or accommodations or other travel

Vaccination requirement

Attendees of this course are required to provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination plus booster once eligible. Per University of California, full COVID-19 vaccination is defined as 14 days after receiving the single-dose Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) vaccines or 14 days after the second shot of the two-dose Moderna or Pfizer vaccines.

Once enrolled for the course, registrants can expect to receive email notifications of additional COVID-19 practices at the South San Francisco Conference Center (PK course site) and the University of California such as mask requirements, social distancing, etc.

The sequence of the components and thus of the processes in the nephron plays a large role in the pharmacokinetics of drug elimination by the kidney.

Registration

Registration update: We’re at capacity, but the waiting list is open. Please contact us to sign up and we will let you know if a participant slot becomes available.

As enrollment numbers are limited, prospective participants are encouraged to register well in advance. No on-site registration will be available. To ensure enrollment from a broad range of organizations, some selection of registrants might be necessary if a large number of applications is received.

Cancellations and refunds

UCSF reserves the right to cancel, alter or reschedule this course for any reason, including determination at its sole discretion that the course cannot be held as planned. UCSF also reserves the right to close registration when maximum capacity is reached. Thus, registrants are advised against making non-refundable travel arrangements. Should any party make non-refundable hotel reservation(s) and/or purchase non-refundable airline, train, and/or other transit bookings, that party does so at its own risk. UCSF is not responsible for any travel or other costs incurred due to a cancellation, except for the registration-fee cost and such strictly only as provided below:

• Should UCSF cancel or reschedule the course for any reason, or should UCSF determine for any reason that your enrollment would exceed maximum capacity, your full registration fee will be refunded or, at your option, be converted to a credit towards the rescheduled course or towards this course in a later year.
• The intent, as of the time of preparing this webpage, is that course attendance be in-person only. Should UCSF make the determination to present this course online instead of in-person due to COVID-19 guidelines, registrants will be notified and given the option to request a registration fee refund or continue with the online course.
• In respect of all cancellations other than those specifically described above:
  • For those received in writing at [email protected] on or before January 23, 2023, the fee (less, as administrative expenses, $500 per cancelled enrollee) will be returned; but
  • there shall be no refund on cancellations made after January 23, 2023.