Our Faculty

Margaret Stafford, MD

Associate Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Positions:
Medical Director, Family Medicine Inpatient Service, San Francisco General Hospital
Faculty Team Lead, Blue Team, Family Health Center

Brianna Stein, MD

Assistant Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Katherine Strelkoff, MD

Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Manuel Tapia, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Elizabeth Uy-Smith, MD, MPH, MAS

Assistant Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Anusha Vable, ScD, MPH

Associate Professor,
Family Community Medicine

I am a Social Epidemiologist and the director of VabLab, a large research team at UCSF that focuses on identifying and advocating for structural solutions to health inequities. We employ methods from basic linear regression with interaction terms; to sophisticated approaches for identifying causal effects from epidemiology and econometrics; to sequence analysis, an approach that originated in genetics but has extensions in social science to identify common patterns in variables that unfold over time.

Margo Vener, MD, MPH

Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Teresa Villela, MD

Professor,
Family Community Medicine

• Chief, San Francisco General Hospital Department of Family and Community Medicine
• Vice Chair, UCSF Department of Family and Community Medicine

Betsy Wan Fahimi, MD

Assistant Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Dr. Betsy Wan is a family medicine doctor who provides comprehensive care to patients of all ages, taking an approach that emphasizes collaboration. She has special interests in family planning services, women's health and minor outpatient procedures.

Wan earned her medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. She then completed a residency in family medicine at St. Louis University, serving as chief resident during her final year.

Rachel Willard-Grace, MPH

Associate Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Rachel Willard-Grace is the Director of the Center for Excellence in Primary Care (CEPC). CEPC identifies, develops, tests, and disseminates promising innovations in primary care to improve the patient experience, enhance population health and health equity, reduce the cost of care, and restore joy and satisfaction in the practice of primary care.

Folashade Wolfe-Modupe, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Naomi Wortis, MD

Professor,
Family Community Medicine

Positions:
Director of Community Programs, Department of Family & Community Medicine
Co-Director Advocacy, Community Engagement, Quality Improvement, and Leadership Curriculum, Family & Community Medicine Residency Program

Training:
MD: Harvard Medical School
Residency: University of California, San Francisco
Fellowship: UCSD Faculty Development, Addressing the Health Needs of the Underserved

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