The announcement comes after a year of work to organize the funding and support needed to open the school.
Callahan said the shortage is partly due to the fact that there are no M.D.-granting medical schools in the Central Valley between the Bay Area and Sacramento to the north and Los Angeles to the south.
In March, the Stockton City Council approved a $7 million federal funding application on Pacific's behalf. The university has also committed $50 million toward the estimated $150 million cost of the new medical school.
Dignity Health's St. Joseph's Medical Center in Stockton will be a major partner for Pacific's new medical school, Callahan noted.
Callahan said the hope is for the first cohort of medical students to start by fall 2030, with the goal of eventually building a 400-student school.
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