22nd Annual Celebration of NewWednesday,MembersSeptember 21, 2022 3:00 - 5:00 pm Sandler Neurosciences AuditoriumVirtualand
Excellence in Interprofessional Teaching Awards presented by Todd James, MD
Director of the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America Associate Dean of the Faculty for Special Initiatives Brown University
Induction of New Academy Members
AME Membership Committee
Ann Poncelet, MD
Director, the Haile T. Debas Academy of Medical Educators (AME)
Tricia Rose, PhD
Wednesday,
“Teaching Futures: How Can Education Build a Just World”
September 21, 2022
Conclusion
Boyden Service and Medical Education Staff Awards presented by Demian Rose, MD, PhD
Talmadge E. King, Jr., MD Dean, School of Medicine Vice Chancellor, Medical Affairs
Excellence in Teaching Awards presented by David Duong, MD, MS and Meg McNamara, MD
3:00 - 5:00 pm
Welcoming Remarks
Ann Poncelet, MD
Annual Address
Keynote Address
Academy Awards and Recognition Service Award presented by Ann Poncelet, MD, FAAN
Lei Choi, MD, MPH Department of Medicine
Nancy Choi, MD Department of Medicine
New Members
Celeste Allen, MD Department of Pediatrics
Danielle Campagne, MD Department of Emergency Medicine
Valerie Gribben, MD Department of Pediatrics
Beth Griffiths, MD, MPH Department of Medicine
Katherine Gruenberg, PharmD, MAEd Department of Clinical Pharmacy
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Eddie Cruz-Romero, MD, MPH Department of Pediatrics
Adnan Alseidi, MD, EdM Department of Surgery
Mansi Desai, MD Department of Pediatrics
David Chia, MD, MSc Department of Medicine
Rebecca Berman, MD Department of Medicine
Carmen Cobb, MD Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics
Steve Braunstein, MD, PhD Department of Radiation Oncology
Efrat Lelkes, MD Department of Pediatrics
Mike Reid, MD, MPH, MA Departments of Medicine and Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Marianne Juarez, MD Department of Emergency Medicine
Sara Lewin, MD Department of Medicine
Bridget O'Brien, PhD Department of Medicine
Departments of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences and Family Health Care Nursing
New Members 2022 (continued)
Katerina Melino, MS, PMHNP-BC Department of Community Health Systems
Meghan O'Brien, MD, MBE Department of Medicine
Jillian Mongelluzzo, MD, MAEd Department of Emergency Medicine
Laura H. Rubinos, MD Department of Pediatrics
Naomi Ellen Stotland, MD
Edgar Pierluissi, MD Department of Medicine
Steven Tringali, DO Department of Medicine
Neeti Parikh, MD Department of Ophthalmology
Dina Wallin, MD
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
April Zaat, MD Department of Pediatrics
New Members 2022 (continued)
Carly Zapata, MD, MPH Department of Medicine
Departments of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics
Rupa Lalchandani Tuan, PhD Department of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology
VyVy N. Young, MD, FACS
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Ophthalmology
Teresa Kortz, MD, MS
Pathology
Vinayak Prasad, MD, MPH
Laura Hill-Sakurai, MD Cory Johnson, MD, MPH
Vincent Lew, MD
Paul Wesson, PhD
Edward Chu, MD
Carolyn Chooljian, MD
Manuel Tapia, MD, MPH
Maggie Chen, MD
Eric Widera, MD
Merisa Piper, MD Ian Soriano, MD, FACS Jennifer Wang, MD Elizabeth Wick, MD
Laalasa Varanasi, MD
Shradha Kulkarni, MD
Maytinee Lilaonitkul, MBBS
Andrea Long, MD, FACS
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Augusta Saulys, MD
Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences Maryl Sackeim, MD
Diane Halberg, MD
Irene Wong, MD
Anil Ghimire, MD Shubhra Gupta, MD Emily Insetta, MD
Peter Ferren, MD, MPH
Dermatology
Crystal Ives Tallman, MD
Family Communityand Medicine
Excellence in Teaching
Anesthesia PerioperativeandCare
James Koh, PhD
Jeffrey Nahn, MD
Poonam Vohra, MD
Piali Basu, DO, MPH
Ryan "Yoshi" Arakaki, MD
Pediatrics Nelson Branco, MD
Ernesto Giraldo-Gonzalez, AaronMD Lewis, MD
Greg Chinn, MD, PhD
Chokechai Rongkavilit, AmandaMD Schoenberg, MD
Christine Nelson, MD
Otilia Magnusson, MBBS Nicholas Mendez, MD George Pasvankas, MD
Nailyn Rasool, MD (also Neurology)
Bella Doshi, MD
Julien Cobert, MD
Neurology
Denise Chang, MD
Medicine
Surgery
Robert Hiatt, MD
Kurtis Kaminishi, MD, MBA
Aaron Neinstein, MD John Newman, MD, PhD
Drew Saylor, MD
Dane Gehringer, MD
Phil Kurien, MD
Rebeccah (Becky) Brusca, MD, MPH
Peter Forster, MD
Alex Logan, MD
Emergency Medicine
Stephanie Lowe, MD Alison Nair, MD
Edward Kobayashi, MD Anjana Sharma, MD
Corina Iacopetti, MD, MA
• Mia Williams, MD, MS, Medicine
The Jaclyne Witte Boyden Award Sydney Farnesi
Orthotics & Prosthetics Residency Mentors, Orthopaedic Surgery, SOM
Christina Cicoletti, MA
• Adrian Ravitz, CO
Staff Service Awards
The Award for Exceptional Service in Medical Education
Executive Director for Assessment, Curriculum, Evaluations (ACE)
Excellence in Interprofessional Teaching
• Michelle Buchholz, BSN, MSN, FNP, Family Health Care Nursing
• Rebecca Florez, PharmD, Pharmacy
• Paul Librodo, PharmD, Clinical Pharmacy
• Aarti Deshpande, CPO, MS
• Heather Bhide, DPT, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science
Ariana Zaghmouri, BA Residency Program Coordinator Emergency Medicine, UCSF Fresno
SJV PRIME F2 Coordinator and Academic Advisor Undergraduate Medical Education, UCSF Fresno
• Chrysta Irolla, MS
• EJ Gann, PT, DPT, NCS, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science
• Nicole Henry, MS
Office of Medical Education
• Erica Pitsch, PT, DPT, NCS, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science
Dr. Celeste Allen is Clinical Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Primary Care. She is Director of Graduate Medical Education, Designated Institutional Official (responsible for the program’s compliance with ACGME Institutional Requirements), and Director of Pediatric Residency at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland. She oversees the Fellowship Programs, visiting trainees from UCSF and other institutions, and the Undergraduate Medical Education Program, totaling over 800 trainees per year. In addition to clinical teaching and mentorship, Dr. Allen is focused on the development of curriculum and support for trainee wellbeing, providing leadership in ACGME Self Study/Accreditation and building GME infrastructure. Dr. Meg McNamara, director of the UCSF Pediatric Residency Training Program, said: “Dr. Allen serves as a role model for skilled, compassionate care and creating a positive learning environment. She is an outstanding educational leader who is deeply committed to excellence in clinical training and to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in our clinical environments and in training the next generation of physicians.”
Dr. Adnan Alseidi is Professor of Clinical Surgery and the inaugural Vice Chair for Education in the Department of Surgery. Clinically, he is a minimally invasive and open hepatobiliary, pancreatic and endocrine surgeon at UCSF and ZSFG. Dr. Alseisi is the immediate past president of the Association of Surgical Education. As Vice Chair for Education Dr. Alseidi offers surgical education leadership and guidance to all levels of education in UME, GME, and surgical simulation and education research. “Working with our educators, Dr. Alseidi has positively impacted the quality of educational programs at UCSF and beyond,” said Department Chair Dr. Julie Ann Sosa. “As a believer in programmatic reform, he has been leading and navigating through the deployment of both operative and procedural technology and surgical data science to ensure that learners and surgeons continue to achieve mastery of their craft.”
New DepartmentCelesteMembersAllen,MDofPediatrics
Department of Surgery
Adnan Alseidi, MD, EdM
Rebecca Berman, MD
Richard Braunstein, MD, PhD
Department of Medicine
Dr. Berman is Professor of Clinical Medicine, Internal Medicine Residency Program Director and the founder and editor of the Primary Care Toolkit. In her role as program director she expanded the diversity of the workforce and completely revamped clinical rotations to improve wellbeing and education by reducing work hours. She meets with all 181 residents invididually and created a system in which each has an Associate or Assistant Program Director to guide them. To help reduce pay inequities in academic medicine, she writes and teaches locally and nationally on negotiation. Department Chair Dr. Robert Wachter and Vice Chair for Education Dr. Patricia Cornett said, “Dr. Berman is a phenomenal and tireless educator. She has made mentoring and advising a high priority, providing direct mentorship while also working on the entire mentorship/advising system. As a direct result of her efforts, we believe our residents feel well supported and continue to successfully compete for their top career choices.”
Department of Radiation Oncology
Dr. Braunstein is Associate Professor and Residency Program Director in the Department of Radiation Oncology. His teaching in the GME, CME, and UME settings is a central pillar of his academic practice. Teaching activities include didactic and practical procedural sessions both within and outside the department, as well as within the clinical environment. He also helped establish a weekly clinical case review series across UC Radiation Oncology departments where he teaches other trainees. Dr. Braunstein has served as Residency Program Director for Radiation Oncology since 2018, overseeing the credentialing, teaching methods, evaluation, and dynamic content of the education program. “Dr. Braun stein has a strong commitment to education for teaching, mentorship, and leadership,” said Department Chair Dr. Catherine Park. “Since joining the faculty he has been roundly successful as a superb clinician, educator and leader. During his tenure as program director, the medical residency has continued to receive unquestioned ACGME reaccredita tion and high satisfaction from trainees.”
David Chia, MD, MSc Department of Medicine
Dr. Chia is Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine. He is an academic hospitalist at ZSFG, Associate Program Director and Inpatient Site Director for the Residency, Director of Clinical Operations, and Director of Clinical Innovations. He attends on the resident inpatient service for eight weeks of the year, supervising and teaching residents and medical students. As site director he oversees all inpatient rotations, including general medicine, cardiology, and the intensive care unit. His academic interests include quality improvement, curriculum development, pointof-care ultrasound, and global health. “As a direct teacher, Dr. Chia delivers highly structured, methodologically complex content while remaining flexible and attuned to the individual needs of learners”, says Vice Chief of Medicine Dr. Beth Harleman. “He has tackled challenges with compassion, high personal standards,and sensitivity. Dr. Chia is an expert, principled clinician, a dedicated and effective teacher, and an exemplary educational leader.”
Danielle Campagne, MD Department of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Campagne is Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine and serves as Vice Chief of Emergency Medicine at UCSF Fresno. She is an active clinical educator and innovator in novel curriculum development for teaching resuscitation skills to learners using video review. Dr. Campagne does one-on-one bedside and procedural teaching of residents and medical students and small group teaching facilitating rounds in the ED. She is also Medical Director of a large emergency medical services agency and directs the required EMS rotation for 2nd year Emergency Medicine Residents. “Dr. Campagne’s talents are phenomenal in breadth and scope,” says Dr. Jim Comes, Chief of Emergency Medicine, UCSF Fresno. “She has done transformative work overseeing the EMS month for our residents and developing an award-winning EMS podcast, co-hosted by Dr. Armenian. Dr. Campagne is valued and respected throughout the GME space, and was awarded the Henry J. Kaiser Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2016.”
Dr. Choi is Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of UCSF Health Continuous Improvement. She is Co-Director of the Bridges Clinical Microsystems Clerkship Health Systems Improvement, and Co-Director of UCSF Health Learning Health System Faculty Coaches. In the Department of General Internal Medicine she serves as a primary care physician and precepts residents. Dr. Choi is an organizational leader for continuous improvement, leads initiatives to improve health care delivery and quality outcomes, and has provided training and coaching to hundreds of interdisciplinary team members. “Dr. Choi brings a unique skill set as well as obvious passion and enthusiasm for quality and systems improvement work,’ said Department Chair Dr. Robert Wachter. “She has mentored dozens of faculty in quality and continuous improvement, several of whom have gone on to key leadership positions. Dr. Choi is a remarkable educator whose work has influenced and inspired hundreds of trainees and faculty at UCSF.”
Lei Choi, MD, MPH
Nancy Choi, MD Department of Medicine
Dr. Choi is Assistant Professor of Medicine and a Med-Peds physician in the Division of Hospital Medicine. She is Assistant Site Director of the Medicine Clerkship at Parnassus and co-creator and project lead of the Health Equity Curriculum for the clerkship. In her clinical role she supervises adult inpatient care teams of students and residents. As Gold Coach in the CMC she provides longitudinal coaching to six students, including instruction in clinical skills, professionalism identity formation, quality improvement project design and implementation, and individualized support. Dr. Choi also directs the Division of Hospital Medicine (DHM) Clinical Coaching Program. Dr. Choi’s students “con sistently highlight her commitment to continuous learning, health equity, and an outstanding learning climate,” says Division Chief Dr. Margaret Fang. “She approaches each new project and learner relationship with a discerning lens for improvement, commitment to health equity, thought fulness about the impact of each design step, and a drive to strengthen the learning environment.”
Departments of Continuous Improvement and Medicine
Eddie Cruz-Romero, MD, MPH
Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics
Dr. Cobb is Assistant Professor of Medicine. As a Med-Peds hospitalist, she supervises medical students, residents, and nurse practitioner students on both internal medicine and pediatrics wards teams. She is director of the GME Global Health pathway and director of the hospitalist service for pediatric bone marrow transplant at BCH-SF. Dr. Cobb aims to incorporate trainee voices in clinical learning and community voices to medical education curriculum building and has developed multiple curricula to improve trainee comfort and competency in pediatrics, global health, and immigrant/refugee health. She is also co-director for Pediatric COBIE, a part of CODA that prepares students intent on a career in pediatrics. “As a direct educator, Dr. Cobb has excelled at UCSF,” says Division Chief Dr. Margaret Fang. “She has received accolades for her engaging teaching style, her attention to giving and receiving feedback, and ability to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment for trainees from diverse backgrounds.”
Dr. Eddie Cruz-Romero is Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at ZSFG’s Children’s Health Center. As Faculty Lead for Mentorship/Leadership for PRIME-US, he has designed and facili tated seminars around mentorship/leadership skills and is developing a bidirectional mentorship program. He precepts in the several pediatrics clinics, the Bridges Coach Curriculum and SPAN Programs. Dr. CruzRomero has been a Bridges coach to three cohorts of students, provid ing longitudinal coaching, individualized support, and formal instruction in clinical skills, including quality improvement and patient safety. In 2021 he received the UCSF School of Medicine Maxine Papadakis Award for Faculty Professionalism and Respect. “Dr. Cruz-Romero’s passion and commitment to DEIA is reflected in his work as an educator and a men tor,” said Department Chair Dr. Raphael Hirsch and Interim Vice Chair Dr. Shonul Jain. “He has elevated DEIA curriculum to incorporate those principles in every aspect of his educational philosophy.”
Department of Pediatrics
Carmen Cobb, MD
Mansi Desai, MD Department of Pediatrics
Valerie Gribben, MD Department of Pediatrics
Dr. Desai is Associate Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Hospital Medicine. She teaches students in the PISCES program, and students, residents and fellows on the inpatient pediatric rotation. She also teaches in small and large group settings and is an instructor for multidisciplinary mock codes. Dr. Desai created and implemented a pediatrics hospital medicine core curriculum for the residency rotation and a virtual clerkship for 4th year medical students during COVID. “Dr. Desai is an energetic educator who sits at the intersection of clinical care and education in pediatric hospital medicine,” says departmental Vice Chair of Education Dr. Sandrijn van Schaik. “She plays an important role in teaching students, resident and fellows and is also integral in creating a supportive clinical learning environment for one of the key rotations for learners in pediatrics. She has a collaborative “can-do attitude that lifts others up even in the most challenging times.”
Dr. Valerie Gribben is Assistant Professor of Pediatrics based at ZSFG. She is a Bridges Coach, precepts medical students, family medicine residents, and pediatric residents in the inpatient units and outpatient clinic, and leads small and large group faculty development sessions. Dr. Gribben chairs the “Beyond Science Inspiration Session” as part of the Inquiry Immersion Block for first-year medical students and teaches second-year students in the Life Stages block. From 2017-2020, she worked with Dr. Jyothi Marbin as the physician lead for UCSF’s Clinical Effort Against Secondhand Smoke Exposure (CEASE). “Dr. Gribben’s energy and enthusiasm for teaching, her ability to connect with learners, and her approach to continuous learning and improvement in herself and those around her, always with a focus on equity, were immediately apparent,” says Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Dr. Andi Marmor. She takes the time to get to know learners and colleagues as individu als, and truly cares about their success.”
Katherine Gruenberg, PharmD, MAEd Department of Clinical Pharmacy
Dr. Griffiths is Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine. She provides primary care and teaches medical students and residents in general medicine clinic. Dr. Griffiths serves as Director of Advocacy and Community Engagement for the Internal Medicine Residency Health Equity and Advocacy Pathway, and as Co-Director of the UCSF School of Medicine Community Engagement Rotation. She also serves as Associate Director of Policy and Training Programs for the Institute for Health Policy Studies, and through this role teaches policy translation to learners across the UCSF campus and around the world. “Dr. Griffiths is an inspirational, dedicated, skilled and highly-engaged educator, says Residency Program Director Dr. Ryan Laponis. “She not only has been a consistently outstanding clinical teacher for medical students and residents in our clinic, she has also been an innovator and trailblazer in the area of teaching others the myriad skills of effective communitybased and legislative advocacy.”
Beth Griffiths, MD Department of Medicine
Dr. Gruenberg is Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy. Her interests in pharmacy and interprofessional education, climate change, and infectious diseases have led to teaching opportunities in the schools of pharmacy, nursing, medicine, and dentistry. She also precepts pharmacy students and residents on the Infectious Disease and Antimicrobial Stewardship Services. Dr. Gruenberg has received the Dean’s Apple Award for Teaching for 15 academic quarters since 2017; the 2020 San Francisco Excellence in Experiential Precepting award, and the 2020 UCSF Excellence in Interprofessional Teaching Award. She has also developed innovative curricula in the areas of climate change and health, infectious disease, and education. Department Chair Dr. Lisa Kroon said, “Dr. Gruenberg led curricular mapping efforts for our transformative curriculum. Being assigned such a significant and critical role while an assistant professor speaks volumes to her superb abilities to lead educational efforts. She is always a prepared and inclusive collaborator and an absolute delight with whom to work.”
Efrat Lelkes, MD
Department of Emergency Medicine
Department of Pediatrics
Dr. Efrat Lelkes is Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Director of GME Wellbeing for Pediatrics. She teaches critical care, palliative care, and ethics to medical students, residents and fellows. As Director of GME Wellbeing she advocates for organizational, systemic and individual changes to allow each member of the department, particularly residents and fellows, to thrive. “Dr. Lelkes is a fantastic teacher who combines a passion for ethics and palliative care with a commitment to trainee wellbeing and enthusiasm for teaching,” says departmental Vice Chair of Education Dr. Sandrijn van Schaik. “She excels in bringing complex ethical topics to life with meaningful examples, and in facilitating small group discussions around difficult topics. Dr. Lelkes has spearheaded the development and implementation of several training programs that help residents and fellows develop the skills to communicate with patients and their families in end-of-life and other difficult conversations. She is a unique and inspiring educator.”
Dr. Juarez is Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Co-Director of Medical Student Education for the Department of Emergency Medicine, and a Bridges Coach. Her career has centered around medical education, including both clinical and classroom teaching at all levels and working to address and improve diversity, equity and inclusion issues within medicine. She provides direct clinical care and attending oversight in the Parnassus Emergency Department, and teaches clinical and classroom skills to students, residents, and Advanced Practice Providers. She mentors and advises medical students, faculty, fellows and residents and focuses on gender equity and individuals who are historically disadvantaged in medicine. Department Chief Dr. Maria Raven and Department Chair Dr. Peter Sokolove said, “Dr. Juarez has earned multiple formal educational roles due to her mentoring and teaching track record, her educational skillset, and the supportive ways in which she interacts with, teaches, and advocates for learners. She is outstanding.”
Marianne Juarez, MD
Katerina Melino, MS, PMHNP-BC Departments of Community Health Systems
Sara Lewin, MD Department of Medicine
Dr. Sara Lewin is Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology. As a clinician educator she oversees medical student and resident clinical education in gastroenterology at UCSF Health’s clinical sites, serves as chair of the Gastroenterology Fellowship Clinical Competency Committee, and is very involved in education of fellows. Dr. Lewin graduated from UCSF School of Medicine in 2012, and completed her internal medicine residency and GI fellowship at UCSF. Division Chief Dr. Jonathan Terdiman says, “Dr. Lewin revamped the clinical educational activities for the UCSF medical students and internal medicine residents, better integrating the residents into our ambulatory clinics, and providing both more curricular structure and customized educational focus for the medical students and residents on our GI service. She is a wonderful asset to the division and the department. She is a star clinician, a leader in our clinical operations, and a highly regarded medical educator.”
Katerina Melino is the director of the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) program at the School of Nursing. She teaches the clinical, skills-based training portion of the Master’s PMHNP program and the multicampus post-Master’s PMHNP certificate program. Ms. Melino is very involved in PMHNP curricular innovations at the school, state, and national level. Dr. Carol Dawson-Rose, chair of the Department of Community Health Systems, says: “Ms. Melino has provided capable and collegial leadership in administration, coordination and quality improvement as the program was called on to meet the challenges of rapid growth, program changes needed because of the COVID pandemic, and the ethical mandate to address diversity, equity, and inclusion issues. She has consistently received excellent teaching evaluations for the PMHNP courses and was recognized by the School of Nursing with the Teaching Award for Excellence in Clinical Mentoring in 2021.”
Dr. O’Brien is Professor of Medicine, an Education Scientist in the Center for Faculty Educators and Director of the VA Advanced Fellowship in Health Professions Education Evaluation and Research. She has a passion for studying how people learn through the work they do as health professions educators and for supporting them to investigate and improve their educational practices. As an educator, she teaches and mentors faculty, fellows, residents, students, and staff on all aspects of educational scholarship and research. She also directs and co-directs multiple professional development programs for educators and serves in local, national and international roles to support education scholarship. Division Chief Dr. Mitchell Feldman said, “Dr. O’Brien has dedicated her career to improving education and supporting educators through professional development and scholarship. Her work has both deepened our understanding of pedagogy and improved educational practice. She is an extraordinary educational scholar, mentor, and leader.”
Jillian Mongelluzzo, MD, MAEd Department of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Jillian Mongelluzzo is Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine. She serves as an Assistant Residency Program Director (APD) for the Emergency Medicine residency program and the Department of Emergency Medicine’s Medical Education Fellowship Director. In her role as APD she also chairs the Clinical Competency Committee. She is a co-facilitator for the Medical Education Area of Distinction for the residency program and designs and implements procedural training curriculum for faculty, residents, and medical students. “Dr. Mongelluzzo is a committed, innovative educator who is an advocate for her trainees,” says Department Chair Dr. Peter Sokolove. “She is a recognized leader in education within our department and is committed to making education more inclusive for a diverse group of learners while ensuring their competency in the most supportive environment possible. She is a true asset to our department and our university.”
Bridget O'Brien, PhD Department of Medicine
Department of Ophthalmology
Dr. Parikh is Associate Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology. She is Vice Chair of Medical Student Education and Academic Director of the Comprehensive Service for the department. Dr. Parikh serves as Course Director for the Brain, Movement and Behavior Visual Systems Session and the Clinical Microsystems Clerkship Ophthalmology Skills Session. She is Clerkship Director for ophthalmology electives and an advisor to medical students interested in ophthalmology. Dr. Parikh is also highly involved in resident education and serves as one of core faculty teaching cataract surgery to residents. “Dr. Parikh is a beloved clinician, teacher, mentor and colleague who has dedicated her energy and passion for medical education to medical students,” said Interim Department Chair Dr. Jacque Duncan. “She has fully embraced and thrived in her role as Vice-Chair of Medical Student Education in our department, and through her tireless efforts, she has revitalized the medical student education program in Ophthalmology at UCSF.”
Dr. O'Brien is Assistant Professor of Medicine and a hospital-based general internist at ZSFG where she supervises and teaches internal medicine and psychiatry residents rotating on inpatient medical teams. As a Bridges Coach for the SJV-PRIME program she teaches medical students longitudinally on numerous topics including clinical medicine, medical reasoning, professional identity formation, physical diagnosis, quality improvement and systems, and DEI . She is a Differences Matter Community Ambassador and co-authored the Race and Race Literacy: Toolkit and Primer for Anti-Racism with Differences Matter working group 3. “Dr. O’Brien exemplifies the values of the best clinician educators at UCSF, with her longstanding dedication to social justice and anti-racism particularly deserving of recognition,” said Division Chief Dr. Sumant Ranji. “She has demonstrated a sustained level of success in curriculum development in an area that is a major priority for the School of Medicine, as well as in clinical teaching.”
Meghan O'Brien, MD, MBE Department of Medicine
Neeti Parikh, MD
Department of Medicine
Dr. Pierluissi is Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hospital Medicine at ZSFG. As the Medical Director of the Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Unit and an attending physician on the medicine service he teaches students, residents and fellows. He is the director and sole faculty teacher for the Health Systems Leadership pathway, a twoyear curriculum which has enrolled 125 GME learners from multiple departments in weekly seminars. Dr. Pierluissi served as Co-Director for Health Systems Improvement for the Clinical Microsystem Clerkship. “Dr. Pierluissi’s leadership of the Heath Systems Improvement portion of the CMC has been remarkable,” said Division Chief Dr. Sumant Ranji. “Over the five years of his involvement with the CMC, he and the CMC team built an innovative program that is receiving attention nationally and internationally. Dr. Pierluissi is one of our most respected senior physicians and an outstanding educator and mentor for learners at all levels.”
Edgar Pierluissi, MD
Mike Reid, MD, MPH, MA
Department of Medicine and Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Dr. Reid is Associate Professor in Residence in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. He is director of the Institute for Global Health Sciences (IGHS) Center for Pandemic Preparedness and Re sponse and serves as Chief Medical Officer for California’s Virtual Train ing Academy. He is committed to advancing interprofessional education, both globally and locally, and has a keen interest in developing curricula that enhance team-based health programs. His research is focused on using educational innovation in support of anti-racist, equity-informed care. Dr. George Rutherford, Head of the Division of Infectious Disease and Global Epidemiology in the Department of Epidemiology and Bio statistics, said: “Dr. Reid is an engaging and dynamic educator who often brings social justice dimensions to clinical challenges faced on the wards. He has greatly advanced efforts within IGHS to strengthen train ing for UCSF learners on the importance of decolonizing global health and is committed to advancing innovation and equity in global health education.”
Departments of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences and Family Health Care Nursing
Dr. Rubinos is Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and a neonatologist based at ZSFG. She teaches physical exam skills, clinical reasoning, and critical care management of neonates for medical students, family medicine residents, pediatric residents, neonatology fellows and pediatric hospitalists. As Associate Residency Program Director for mentorship and advising, she developed a new mentorship program for all pediatric residents. She is Junior Faculty DEI Leader and a graduate of the Teaching Scholars Program. “Dr. Rubinos’ commitment, passion, and expertise in medical education were immediately apparent,” said Vice Dean for ZSFG Dr. Elena Fuentes-Affleck. “Her leadership on the topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion for our department has been of critical importance. She has made numerous contributions to our division and department through her exemplary teaching in the clinical setting, leadership in the development of a mentorship program, and commitment to growing as an educator through her engagement in local and national GME communities.”
Naomi Ellen Stotland, MD
Dr. Stotland is Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology and Course Director for the Life Stages Block. She also serves as Associate Director of Medical Student Education for the department, and is Clerkship Site Director at SFGH for the core third year OB-GYN rotation. To improve gender and sexual minority inclusion in the F1 curriculum, she created new teaching content as well as completely revised all existing teaching content throughout Life Stages. With colleague Dr. Jeannette Lager, she created and implemented a longitudinal career advising program for medical students interested in OBGYN. Dr. Stotland has a co-appoinment in the School of Nursing and teaches interprofessional learners and trainees in the Midwifery Program. Dr. Rebecca Jackson, chief of OB-GYN at ZSFG, said, “Dr. Stotland has shown exemplary responsiveness to the needs of students in her direct teaching and curricular work, and as an educational leader. She is a committed mentor and supporter of students at UCSF.”
Laura H. Rubinos, MD Department of Pediatrics
Dr. Tuan is Assistant Professor of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and teaches in the schools of medicine, pharmacy and dentistry. As a dedicated basic science educator, she contributes to faculty development at UCSF and at conferences nationally. To support the development of materials and curricula that honor diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-oppression, she co-led the creation, implementation and evaluation of a novel Health Equity Curriculum in the School of Pharmacy. She also serves as a facilitator for the antiracist faculty and staff development "Tea House" series. “Dr. Tuan has made a tremendous impact and has proved to be an outstanding partner and colleague in teaching the PharmD curriculum,” said Vice Dean of the School of Pharmacy Dr. Sharon Youmans. “She always makes herself available to students and is genuinely interested in feedback from them and in ways to improve her teaching sessions. She is a phenomenal teacher with a true gift for connecting with learners.”
Rupa Lalchandani Tuan, PhD Department of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology
Steven Tringali, DO Department of Medicine
Dr. Tringali is Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hospital Medicine. He is a graduate of the Internal Medine Residency at UCSF Fresno and now serves as program director. Dr. Tringali teaches students and residents on the inpatient wards, the procedure service, and in large and small-group teaching sessions. To teach evidence-based medicine to interns, he led a group of faculty to redesign a workshop series on this topic. He is Instructor and Program Chair for the Internal Medicine Resident as Teacher Retreat, and a graduate of the Teaching Scholars Program. UCSF Fresno Associate Dean for UME and Research Dr. Michael Peterson said, “Dr. Tringali has been recognized by his learners for his excellence with two Kaiser Award nominations, the best faculty teacher award from UCSF LIFE students, and an AME Excellence in Teaching Award. He is an outstanding teacher who has dedicated himself to residency educational leadership.”
Dina Wallin, MD
VyVy N. Young, MD, FACS
Departments of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics
“Dr. Wallin has outstanding skills in educational administration, curricular development, scholarly productivity, and direct teaching, said Dr. Jacqueline Grupp-Phelan, Chief of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and Department Chair Dr. Peter Sokolove. “She uses her superlative communication and leadership skills to bring together a diverse group of people to teach and learn from each other in a safe, supportive environment.”
Dr. Dina Wallin is Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM). In addition to providing regular bedside and didactic teaching of learners of all levels from a variety of professions and disciplines, she is Director of Didactics for the UCSF-SFGH EM residency for which she has created numerous curricula. Dr. Wallin is co-medical director of PEM at SFGH, and a Bridges coach. She also co-created and leads The Leader's Library, an international career development book discussion series.
Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Dr. Young is Associate Professor and the Associate Residency Program Director in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. She teaches laryngology fellows and otolaryngology residents, as well as medical students, other UCSF-associated learners, and additional GME-level learners outside UCSF. Her clinical practice covers all aspects of laryngology affecting voice, airway, and swallowing. Her research efforts focus on transgender voice, aging voice, voice outcomes research, and diversity and wellness issues in medicine. Dr. Young created and implemented two mentoring programs for junior OHNS residents, including peer and faculty mentoring. “Dr. Young administers the mentoring programs with a high degree of skill and insight,” said Department Chair Dr. Andrew Murr. “She is a gifted teacher and mentor, selfless and generous in mentoring students, residents, and fellows. More importantly, she has experience enhancing the rigor of mentorship within the department through her organizational and administrative ability.”
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Carly Zapata, MD, MPH Department of Medicine
Dr. Carly Zapata is Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine in the Division of Palliative Medicine. She cares for patients in the outpatient palliative care clinics and serves as Program Director of the Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship. In this role she has enhanced key elements of the educational curriculum and redesigned the process for selecting fellows to augment the progam’s commitment to DEI both through holistic review and the interview evaluation process. Dr. Zapata developed a new department of public health rotation and leads the division’s efforts to teach UME learners topics on addressing serious illness throughout their time in medical school. “Dr. Zapata is an exceptional teacher and educational leader who has had a tremendous impact in the classroom and programmatically,” Division Chief Dr. Steven Pantilat said. “She embodies the best of what we strive to promote in our clinician educators as someone who lives and practices the values she and we care about most.”
Dr. Zaat is Associate Professor of Pediatrics and a pediatric hospitalist at Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland, where she serves as the Director of Undergraduate Medical Education and an Associate Program Director of the Pediatrics Residency Program. As the sole physician with a formal UME title in Oakland, she manages visiting student applications and the MS4 advance core and elective catalog, and serves as site director for the third year core pediatrics clerkship. Within GME, she works on curriculum development, pipeline recruitment and academic support for learners in need of individualized learning plans. Dr. Sandrijn van Schaik, Vice Chair of Education in the Department of Pediatrics says, “Dr. Zaat is an energetic, enthusiastic educator who is an outstanding teacher, a creative curriculum developer, and a collaborative leader. She has done a phenomenal job expanding and optimizing the opportunities for UCSF students at BCH Oakland.”
Ariana “Ari” Zaghmouri is the Residency Program Coordinator for the De partment of Emergency Medicine (EM) at UCSF Fresno. She actively man ages and supports the residency program’s hybrid learning and serves as the point person for residents and faculty in a fast-paced environment. Ariana’s expertise enables the residency program to maintain this high-qual ity, interactive educational experience. Ariana is a role model for teamwork and service both within UCSF and nationally. She works nationally as an active member of the Training Administrators for Graduate Medical Educa tion (TAGME) Assessment Committee and co-presented on two topics at the Council of Residency Directors in EM Residency Administration Fellow ship in March 2022. Her nominators state how “she exudes competence, professionalism, integrity, respect, and excellence. She is a role model of teamwork and service not only in her flawless execution of innumerable dayto-day tasks, but in her ability go above-and-beyond to support the team creatively and meaningfully. She works tirelessly to support our principles of community reaching out to ensure all team members feel included and valued.”
Sydney Farnesi serves as the SJV PRIME F2 Coordinator and Academic Advisor for Undergraduate Medical Education at UCSF Fresno. She main tains and coordinates a set of complex year-long schedules for students in longitudinal core clerkships and Clinical Immersion Experiences (CIExs), working across departments to ensure sufficient clinical exposure, as well as adequate time for professional development and growth. As the front-line communicator for the F2 program for students, UCSF faculty, and commu nity organizations, her language and her actions foster inclusion and cel ebration of diversity. She has been integral to implementing a new, complete F2 curriculum in Fresno, meeting the high expectations of the School of Medicine despite a multitude of challenges. Her nominators cite that “Syd ney is consistently and cheerfully engaged on all fronts, stepping up and leading by example in ensuring that the work gets done, and done well. Her commitment to the students and to the program serves as an inspiration to her coworkers, faculty, and administrators alike.”
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Orthotics and Prosthetics Residency Mentors
Aarti Deshpande, CPO, MS; Nicole Henry, MS; Chrysta Irolla, MS; and Adrian Ravitz, CO
The School of Medicine’s Orthotics and Prosthetics Residency Mentors in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery consistently demonstrates a commitment to excellence in supporting the departments’ mentorship program. They are active in enhancing residents' knowledge, experi ence, and patient care through consistent feedback and availability. The mentors work together to provide a dynamic and varied residency expe rience and consistently review the program to ensure it provides oppor tunities for accommodation, pathways to success, and clear direction about expectations. They have developed an intensive and objective interview process and scoring algorithm for the residency candidates. “This team cares deeply about the UCSF Orthotics and Prosthetics residents and their experience" stated one nominator. "They view the residency as a critical milestone in a path to training excellent orthotic and prosthetic clinicians. They lead by example in demonstrating dedi cation to patients, commitment to colleagues, and leadership locally and nationally”
Christina Cicoletti, MA
As Executive Director for Assessment, Curriculum, and Evaluations (ACE), Christina is an extraordinary contributor to the UCSF education mis sion. Eight teams report to her, ranging from Inquiry, PRIME, Evaluations, Assessment, and F2/Career Launch. Christina focuses on providing a coordinated approach to supporting the School of Medicine curriculum and its students' success. Christina demonstrates a nuanced under standing of medical education, school and campus policies, and guiding principles. She mentors her direct reports and their team members with empathy and compassion and approaches every challenge with a com mitment to doing the best for students while ensuring that staff are sup ported, appreciated, and rewarded for their excellence. Her nominators note, “Christina’s positive can-do attitude is infectious. Even when her unit experienced staffing shortages, it was not apparent as there was no reduction in the quality or quantity of work produced by her and her team. When Christina hears of a problem, she quickly frames the key issues and identifies the individuals who need to be involved or consulted in crafting a solution. By engaging the right stakeholders, she helps the OME unit overcome resistance or fear of change and leverages the right talent for the particular situation.”
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Tricia Rose is an internationally respected, awardwinning scholar of post-civil rights era Black U.S. culture, social issues and gender.
Professor Rose’s ground-breaking book, Black Noise: Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America, was the first significant analysis of hip hop as an expression of Black cultural and technological innovation in the context of urban disinvestment and decline – and is considered the definitive foundational text in the field. Among its many accolades, Black Noise was recognized by Black Issues in Higher Education as one of the ‘Top Books of the 20th Century.’
Rose’s lectures on systemic racism have positively influenced a wide range of international audiences and stakeholder groups – academ ic, corporate, non-profit, governmental and more.
In 2006 Professor Rose joined the faculty at Brown, where she now serves as Chancellor’s Professor of Africana Studies, Director of the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America, and Associate Dean of the Faculty for Special Initiatives.
Keynote Speaker Tricia Rose, PhD
Born and raised in Harlem and the Bronx in New York City, Professor Rose earned a BA in Sociol ogy at Yale and a PhD in American Studies at Brown University. She has held faculty appoint ments at Rutgers, NYU and UC Santa Cruz.
Her aim is to help leaders and their teams understand how systemic racism – rather than individual racial animus or bias – shapes complex decisions and outcomes across an organization’s internal and external environments – thereby enabling a more informed perspective to drive equitable, effective, and sustainable growth.
Her latest project – which includes an upcoming new book, as well as an interactive multimedia experience funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation – shines a clarifying spotlight on how systemic racism works in ProfessorAmerica.
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