 Student Accounts and
Passwords

Your Personal Identification Number (PIN) and SAA UserID are provided
to you in your registration packet and allows you to access their Online
Services Web site. The SAA UserID is equivalent to your "student
ID number" and is used throughout many campus systems. However,
the PIN is confidential and accesses the following:
- your fee statement
- registration holds
- your study list
- viewing your grades
- viewing and changing your personal information
Please be sure you are using a browser capable of supporting SSL encryption.


Every UCSF medical student has been issued an @UCSF email account.
If you do not know your e-mail account username please contact the Office
of Educational Technology 415/502-2800.
To change your @UCSF email password, follow these steps:
- Step 1: Log
in to your @UCSF email account at https://exchange.ucsf.edu/exchange/
- Step
2: Select the OPTIONS menu from the LeftHandNavigation
bar
- Step
3: Scroll to the bottom of the OPTION page and click the CHANGE
PASSWORD button.
- Step 4: Complete the password change form and click OK.


You USER ID to access iROCKET and the WebCT system, the School
of Medicine's digital curriculum is your SAA User ID. Your password
is the same as your GALEN II account password. You authenticate to
iROCKET and the WebCT systems by logging into your GALEN account.
If you forget your password, go to the Interactive Learning Center
(ILC), Library Room 231 or ILC-South in Medical Sciences, S-166 or
Library Circulation Desk with your picture ID and "secrets" to
establish a new password. You may change your GALEN account password
at anytime. Click on Modify
Account, login using your GALEN account login name and current
password, then follow the directions to change your password.


A VPN (Virtual Private Network) account, in combination with access
to the Internet via your own Internet Service Provider (ISP), provides
secure access to the UCSF internal network. Access to the UCSF internal
network gives you access to resources restricted to verified UCSF users.
This includes Library resources such as licensed textbooks and full-text
journal articles. All medical students have been provided with a VPN
Account.
What is my username/password?
Your VPN username and password is the same as your SAA user id
and password. You can access the VPN here.
If you are having trouble using the VPN please contact OAAIS Customer Service at 514-4100, option 2.

A GALEN Account allows you to use services provided by the UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management. Current services available by using a Galen Account:


What is STOR/CDS?
STOR/CDS is a clinical information system that provides three major
services to the campus community - online access to patient results,
patient records for clinic visits,and database search reports.
STOR/CDS is available to UCSF Medical Center and UCSF/Mount Zion Medical
Center personnel.
Who has access to STOR/CDS?
Third- and fourth-year students are given access to STOR/CDS To activate your
access ID#, you must read and sign the "Computer
Security and Use Statement." The completed form must be turned into
the Office of Curricular Affairs, S-221. The form is also available in the
Office of Curricular Affairs. This formality is required because strict confidentiality
regarding patient records must be maintained.
What is my STOR/CDS USER ID#?
- If you activated your STOR/CDS account prior to June
25, 2001 then your ID # is the last four digits of your social
security number preceded by "MS", e.g., MS1234.
- If you activated your STOR/CDs account after June 25, 2001 then
your ID # is the same as your SAA
User ID.
What is my STOR/CDS Password and
what do I do if I forgot it?
You create your own password the first time you log into the STOR/CDS system.
The password must be at least 6 characters long and have at least one number
in it. If you forget your password you must have the Office of Curricular Affairs
reset the password for you. No one can access your password so a new one must
be created. To reset your password call (415) 476-2346 or send an e-mail to mercurio@medsch.ucsf.edu. It
takes 24 hours to reactivate an account if you forget your password!
How do I access patient records at SFGH and the SF-VAMC?
Access to Patient Records at the San Francisco General Hospital and the San
Francisco VA Medical Center is handled by the department responsible for
you and will be set up at that facility.

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