Madeline B. Deutsch, MD MPH is an Associate Professor of Clinical Family & Community Medicine. She is the founding Medical Director of UCSF Transgender Care, a growing multidisciplinary group providing gender affirming medical, surgical, and mental health care within the UCSF Health System. In this role Dr. Deutsch serves as the faculty lead for the implementation of sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection workflows at UCSF Health, and is a member of the Health Equity Data Working Group, which aims to develop systemwide data governance practices for race, ethnicity, language, sexual orientation, and gender identity data. She uses telehealth technology to provide gender affirming hormone therapy to patients located remote to the Bay Area. Since 2006 she has cared for more than 2000 transgender patients. Dr. Deutsch serves as the editor of the UCSF Guidelines for the Care of Transgender and Gender Nonbinary People, which are accessed by several thousand individual visitors each month.

Dr. Deutsch is the Principal Investigator for a UCSF/RAP funded study of methods for collection of gender identity data in a clinical setting, and a Co-Principal Investigator on a California HIV/AIDS Research Program to study HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in transgender populations. She is a Co-investigator on a PCORI-funded study of longitudinal HIV-related and other health outcomes in transgender populations, and a technical advisor for an NIH study developing transgender-specific healthcare quality measures. Dr. Deutsch is a member of the Editorial Boards for the journals LGBT Health, Transgender Health, and the International Journal of Transgenderism. Dr. Deutsch is currently the Chapter Lead for the upcoming 8th Revision of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care, and is a member of the Board of Directors of that organization's US chapter (USPATH). She served as the scientific chair for the USPATH 2019 2nd Biennial Conference in Washington, DC.

Dr. Deutsch has extensive experience in providing technical and capacity building assistance for clinics aiming to initiate or improve transgender care programs, and has in the past served as a consultant in transgender capacity building for two large student health centers and a Federally Qualified Health Center. She has delivered more than 100 national and international invited lectures. She has worked on international capacity building projects, including chairing a 2 day bilingual training on transgender clinical care in San Juan, Puerto Rico, meeting with the Vice President of Peru to discuss transgender health needs, and lecturing on hormone therapy dosing at the 1st International Symposium on HIV and Transgender People in Mexico City, Mexico. She chairs a biennial CME course at UCSF on transgender clinical care, and is the course chair of the annual Transgender Medicine elective course for UCSF health professions students. Dr. Deutsch has authored or co-authored more than 30 peer-reviewed publications and several textbook chapters on topics in transgender health and medicine.