Testing and Positive Cases

The dashboard below provides data on COVID-19 testing and positive cases within the UCSF community.

The information is updated regularly by UCSF Occupational Health and Student Health Services and represents the results of symptomatic and surveillance testing performed on students, campus employees who work in non-clinical settings, employees who work in clinical settings at UCSF Health and Benioff Children’s Hospitals, and others, including vendors and contractors who provide essential onsite services. The following data below does not include UCSF Health patients.

"Positive Case Details - Last 14 Days (Updated Every Day)" is updated 7 days/week.
All other charts last updated: Dec 2, 2022

* Cases are classified as “likely acquired at UCSF” if they have a known or highly likely COVID-19 exposure at the workplace, and there is no confirmed COVID-19 positive source in the community. If there is no likely COVID-19 exposure in either setting, employees are classified as “likely acquired at UCSF” if they have patient-facing, law enforcement or first responder activities and/or are working during an outbreak in accordance with California policy.

* Asymptomatic and Symptomatic Positivity Rates are calculated by dividing the total positive cases by total number of unique people tested. ​Note: The numerator does not include contractors; the denominator may include contractors, and does not include employees who have tested outside of UCSF.

A table for the "Positive Cases in the Last 14 Days" can be found below. You can download a spreadsheet of the data.

This chart shows the positive cases in the last 14 days for Students, UCSF Health / Clinical, Research, and Admin / Other compared with overall San Francisco City and County rates. The UCSF numbers are below the average for city and county.

A table for the "Positive Cases by Month" can be found below. You can download a spreadsheet of the San Francisco City and County Data.

This chart shows the total positive cases by month for Students, UCSF Health / Clinical, Research, and Admin / Other. The trend shows relatively low numbers with a spike in cases for December 2021 and January 2022 with numbers tapering off after.

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