UCSF/ZSFG-Affiliated Dermatologists in San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

Institutional sources date to 2026-08-18; California license lookup and individual contact evidence still need review. Aileen Chang's saved portrait candidate did not render in the Chromium app preview, and the privacy check timed out. Susana Ortiz-Urda's saved 140×152 candidate loaded, but its image host returned Set-Cookie, so it remains withheld. Both official photo-source links remain separate from profile navigation. Allison Dobry, Amanda Twigg and Rony A. François have separately checked October 15 source-mapped narratives and locally delivered portraits; Dobry's older China Basin location observation remains unresolved beside the current Mission Bay listing. These additions do not refresh the earlier cohort or complete clinical/access verification. Timothy G. Berger was added separately from named UCSF Health and UCSF Medical Education records with a source-mapped teaching narrative and new local portrait delivery; UCSF states referral or Executive Health access, while capacity, eligibility, fees and plan participation remain unknown. Tiffany C. Scharschmidt was added on 2026-10-17 from her named UCSF Health and laboratory profiles, with a source-mapped research/clinical-work narrative and an inspected local portrait preview; the profile remains noindex, pending human review and pending license lookup. Her source-stated time allocation and research approach are not clinical verification, and exact capacity, coverage, fees and referral requirements remain unknown. Matthew Mansh was added on 2026-10-17 with a dated first-person Minnesota-context narrative, a brief UCSF-listed hiking interest, current Mission Bay patient access, and an inspected local source-linked portrait; his content remains source-stated, pending human review and license lookup, with coverage, capacity and new-patient eligibility unknown. This does not recover a prior image, refresh the earlier cohort, or independently verify clinical claims.

Editorial update: 2026-09-30. This date alone is not universal claim or credential verification.

This research pilot is available by direct URL and is not listed for search indexing. Its publication and review states are unchanged.

Research pilot — agent-generated 2026-08-18. Data verified against primary institutional sources. Not indexable until human review. “Verified” here means checked against cited primary institutional sources; it does not mean independent clinical or license verification. Four additional named UCSF dermatology profiles were source-checked October 15, 2026 and remain pending human and independent license review; this is not a full-directory verification. Timothy G. Berger, Tiffany C. Scharschmidt and Kanade Shinkai were added separately from named UCSF sources; these additions do not refresh the earlier cohort. James (Jimmy) Meixiong was added separately from his named UCSF Health source; this addition does not refresh the earlier cohort. Katrina Abuabara and Raymond Cho were added separately from their named UCSF Health sources checked October 17, 2026; this does not refresh the earlier cohort or establish clinical/licensure verification.

Provider profiles

1. Anna Haemel

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Personal interests

   Anna Haemel’s UCSF biography describes care for skin conditions that occur alongside systemic illness, including rheumatologic conditions and inflammatory bowel disease. It also lists interests in simple food and amateur piano. These are attributed details, not claims about treatment style or patient outcomes.

   Sources: Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile

   Before contacting UCSF

   UCSF lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, the clinic phone 415-353-7800, and telehealth visits. The page lists Spanish; the directory has not independently assessed clinical language proficiency. Current appointment capacity, plan eligibility, fees and referral requirements are not established. Confirm current intake with UCSF.

   Sources: Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF identifies Haemel as an MD dermatologist and describes skin disease with systemic illness.

     Sources: Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile

   • source stated — Haemel's UCSF biography lists simple food and amateur piano as interests.

     Sources: Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile

   • source stated — UCSF lists Mount Zion, a clinic phone, telehealth and Spanish; language proficiency has not been independently assessed.

     Sources: Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Anna Haemel, MD — UCSF Health profile · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

2. Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Personal interests

   UCSF Health's named profile lists Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez as an amateur cook and wine aficionado in its Fun facts field. The source does not connect these interests to clinical care or patient outcomes.

   Sources: Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   Before arranging care

   UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, phone 415-353-7800, telehealth visits, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. The page links general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. Current capacity and openings, new-patient eligibility, fees, referral necessity, and language/interpreter options remain unknown.

   Sources: Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF Health's Fun facts field lists Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez as an amateur cook and wine aficionado.

     Sources: Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   • source stated — UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion in San Francisco, a phone number, telehealth, and appointment/referral routes.

     Sources: Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Roberto R. Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     The named page supports the displayed name/title, specialty, Fun facts wording, Dermatology Mount Zion location, phone, telehealth, appointment/referral routes, and exact linked portrait. The page heading and portrait alt use Ricardo Gonzalez without a hyphen; About text hyphenates Ricardo-Gonzalez. These are retained as source orthography variants on one profile. The source does not establish appointment capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific participation, fees, referral necessity, language/interpreter support, or independent clinical/license verification.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

3. Jenna Lester

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Building a Skin of Color Program

   UCSF's account describes Jenna Lester establishing the Skin of Color Program in 2018 to address the dermatologic care needs of Black and Brown people in Northern California. The program brings clinical care together with teaching residents and medical students about caring for patients of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Its research work examines patterns of disease and treatment affecting those communities, putting health equity alongside clinical practice.

   Sources: Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative

   Before arranging care

   The program tells patients to call 415-353-7800 and ask for the Skin of Color clinic. UCSF's clinical page lists Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street and China Basin at 185 Berry Street, Suite 1000, both in San Francisco, and lists telehealth and appointment-request links. These are source-stated routing details, not proof of individual capacity, accepted coverage, price or referral requirements; confirm the correct clinic before arranging care.

   Sources: Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative · Jenna Lester — clinical profile and locations

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF's account describes Jenna Lester establishing the Skin of Color Program in 2018 to address the dermatologic care needs of Black and Brown people in Northern California.

     Sources: Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative

   • source stated — The program brings clinical care together with teaching residents and medical students about caring for patients of different racial and ethnic backgrounds.

     Sources: Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative

   • source stated — Its research work examines patterns of disease and treatment affecting those communities, putting health equity alongside clinical practice.

     Sources: Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative

   Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-15, 2026-08-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • academic title history · source stated — The reopened clinical page lists Clinical Professor; earlier imported background says Associate Professor. The older source-stated snapshot remains historical, not a newly confirmed current rank. Narrative and portrait assessment do not independently verify an academic title or license, or promote pilot/review/indexing state. Observed 2026-10-15

     Sources: Jenna Lester — clinical profile and locations

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Skin of Color Program — Jenna Lester's initiative · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Jenna Lester — clinical profile and locations · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • UCSF Profiles — Jenna Lester · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • UCSF Health — Jenna Lester · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • UCSF Skin of Color Program · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • NPPES NPI Registry — Jenna Lester · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

4. Kanade Shinkai

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Teaching and community mediation

   On her UCSF Profiles page, Kanade Shinkai says she sees medical education as a mandate and privilege of academic medicine, and describes teaching and mentoring work at UCSF and through the American Academy of Dermatology. Her UCSF Medical Education profile also describes volunteer mediation in the UCSF community and communications coaching; she says she has developed communication and conflict-resolution curricula, including a workshop titled “Taking the difficult out of difficult conversations.” These sources document her stated commitment to teaching and community work, not patient outcomes.

   Sources: Kanade Shinkai — UCSF Profiles · Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — UCSF Medical Education

   Before arranging care

   UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, phone 415-353-7800, a request-appointment link, a refer-a-patient link and telehealth visits. These are source-listed routes, not evidence of a current appointment opening, new-patient capacity, or a referral requirement. UCSF links to general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. Fees, individual availability, capacity, referral requirements, plan coverage and language/interpreter options remain unconfirmed.

   Sources: Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — Kanade Shinkai says she sees medical education as a mandate and privilege of academic medicine.

     Sources: Kanade Shinkai — UCSF Profiles

   • source stated — Her UCSF Profiles page describes teaching and mentoring work at UCSF and through the American Academy of Dermatology.

     Sources: Kanade Shinkai — UCSF Profiles

   • source stated — Her UCSF Medical Education page describes volunteer mediation for the UCSF community and communication/conflict-resolution curriculum work.

     Sources: Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — UCSF Medical Education

   • source stated — UCSF Health lists her in Dermatology at Mount Zion in San Francisco and provides a phone contact and appointment/referral routes.

     Sources: Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — Dermatology

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     Named clinician page with Mount Zion location, phone, appointment/referral routes and telehealth. These do not establish appointment capacity, referral necessity, plan-specific coverage or current licensure.

   • Kanade Shinkai — UCSF Profiles · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     Named first-person profile describing her view of medical education, teaching, and mentoring.

   • Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD — UCSF Medical Education · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     Named person page describing volunteer mediation for the UCSF community and communication/conflict-resolution curriculum work. Academic-rank wording differs from other UCSF pages and is not imported.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

5. Aileen Chang

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Research and building dermatology services

   Aileen Chang's UCSF Department of Dermatology biography describes research on how social and structural factors shape the development, clinical presentation, and treatment of skin conditions. It also describes her interdisciplinary work on lymphedema and wound care, and dermatology capacity in low-resource settings. From 2017 to 2024, she served as founding director of the ZSFG Dermatology Consult Service. This is the department's account of her work, not verified patient outcomes or a current appointment offer.

   Sources: UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang

   Before arranging care

   UCSF's departmental profile lists 1001 Potrero Avenue, #271, San Francisco, and a professional email address; it does not provide a patient scheduling route. Individual appointment capacity, accepted insurance, fees, and referral requirements are not established by this profile. Confirm the appropriate clinic and current routing directly with UCSF.

   Sources: UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — social and structural factors shape the development, clinical presentation, and treatment of skin conditions

     Sources: UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang

   • source stated — interdisciplinary work on lymphedema and wound care, and dermatology capacity in low-resource settings

     Sources: UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang

   • source stated — served as founding director of the ZSFG Dermatology Consult Service

     Sources: UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang

   Source retrieval dates: 2026-08-18, 2026-10-12. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • UCSF Profiles — Aileen Chang · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Aileen Chang · Retrieved 2026-10-12 · source stated
   • UCSF Profiles — Aileen Chang · Retrieved 2026-10-12 · source stated
   • UCSF Health — Aileen Chang · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • NPPES NPI Registry — Aileen Yenting Chang · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

6. Sarah Coates

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Global-health work and collaboration

   UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals describes Sarah Coates's work in East Africa beginning in 2011, including research in Kampala, Uganda. Her profile lists hiking, reading and travel as interests. In a personal statement on that page, she describes caring for patients alongside colleagues and trainees as her dream job. These are source-published details, not claims about care quality or outcomes.

   Sources: Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals

   Before arranging care

   UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals has provider-specific pediatric appointment and referral pages for Sarah Coates that link the Dermatology Clinic and list San Francisco among clinic cities. They do not establish her individual appointment venue or street address. The UCSF Dermatology department contact address is not presented as an appointment site, and the biography's adult ZSFG context is not treated as an adult intake route. The profile links video-visit information, but availability for an individual patient is unknown. Current capacity and openings, new-patient or age eligibility, fees, plan-specific coverage, referral necessity, and language/interpreter options remain unknown.

   Sources: Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Sarah Coates, MD — UCSF Dermatology · Request appointment with Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Refer a patient to Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals lists Sarah Coates in pediatric dermatology.

     Sources: Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals

   • source stated — The named profile describes East Africa work beginning in 2011, a personal statement about collaborative care, and listed personal interests.

     Sources: Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals

   • source stated — Provider-specific pediatric appointment and referral pages list San Francisco among the Dermatology Clinic cities, without establishing an individual venue or adult intake route.

     Sources: Request appointment with Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Refer a patient to Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals

   • source stated — The named UCSF Dermatology team page links a portrait of Sarah Coates; the conflicting patient-page asset is withheld.

     Sources: Sarah Coates, MD — UCSF Dermatology

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     The named pediatric profile describes Coates's East Africa work beginning in 2011, including research in Kampala; lists hiking, reading and travel; and includes her personal statement that caring for patients alongside colleagues and trainees is her dream job. It links pediatric appointment/referral information. Her adult ZSFG biography context is not treated as an adult intake route. The patient-page image filename names Erin Flatley despite Coates alt/OG/JSON-LD; that conflicting asset is withheld.

   • Sarah Coates, MD — UCSF Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     The named team page directly associates and links this exact Sarah Coates portrait. It lists 1701 Divisadero St., 3rd Floor, San Francisco, as department contact information, not a confirmed individual appointment venue; no address is assigned to this profile.

   • Request appointment with Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     Provider-specific pediatric appointment result links the Dermatology Clinic and lists San Francisco among clinic cities. It does not establish a personal street address, available appointment slot, or adult intake route.

   • Refer a patient to Sarah Coates — UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

     Provider-specific pediatric referral result links the Dermatology Clinic and lists San Francisco among clinic cities. It does not establish whether referral is required for a particular patient or service.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

7. Haley Naik

   Source-stated narrative · retrieved 2026-10-18; current credential and practice checks are incomplete.

   Source-supported narrative

   A research question shaped by missing patient data

   In a 2023 interview, Naik recalled noticing a lack of patient data on hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) after joining UCSF in 2015. She began systematically collecting information from patient visits to better understand patients’ experiences and treatment responses. The article reports that she later partnered with Michelle Lowes in 2020 on HS PROGRESS. This is a dated account of her reported research motivation and approach; it does not establish current study enrollment, treatment availability, or clinical outcomes.

   Sources: Multicenter study aims to find new treatments for hidradenitis suppurativa

   Before arranging care

   UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, with phone 415-353-7800, telehealth, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. These are listed pathways, not confirmation of current openings, appointment capacity, eligibility, or a requirement to obtain a referral. Fees, plan-specific coverage, hours, and language or interpreter options are not established here; confirm details directly with UCSF Health.

   Sources: Haley Naik, MD — Dermatology

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — Naik recalled noticing a lack of hidradenitis suppurativa patient data after joining UCSF in 2015 and began systematically collecting information from patient visits.

     Sources: Multicenter study aims to find new treatments for hidradenitis suppurativa

   • source stated — The 2023 interview reports that Naik later partnered with Michelle Lowes in 2020 on HS PROGRESS.

     Sources: Multicenter study aims to find new treatments for hidradenitis suppurativa

   • source stated — UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion, a San Francisco address and phone, telehealth, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes.

     Sources: Haley Naik, MD — Dermatology

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Haley Naik, MD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-18 · source stated

     Named provider profile lists Dermatology Mount Zion, San Francisco, a phone number, telehealth, and appointment/referral routes. Current capacity, eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, hours, and language support are not established.

   • Multicenter study aims to find new treatments for hidradenitis suppurativa · Retrieved 2026-10-18 · source stated

     Doug Brunk's October 27, 2023 interview reports Naik's account of noticing a gap in HS patient data after joining UCSF in 2015, beginning systematic collection, and later collaborating on HS PROGRESS. Historical treatment and enrollment claims are not imported.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

8. Allison Dobry

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Teaching, music and making things

   Allison Dobry’s UCSF biography pairs her work with complex skin conditions with teaching dermatology residents at the Veterans Health Administration in San Francisco. Outside work, the same account describes discovering new music, reading fiction and finding new knitting and crochet projects. These documented interests add a personal dimension alongside her clinical and teaching work.

   Sources: Allison Dobry — UCSF Health

   Before arranging care

   UCSF’s current profile and Mission Bay roster list Dobry at Dermatology Mission Bay, 520 Illinois Street, Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, phone 415-353-7800, with telehealth. A previously saved extraction of UCSF’s /providers/dr-allison-dobry route listed China Basin, 185 Berry Street; its capture date is unavailable and that route now redirects to the canonical profile. The observations do not establish relocation or closure. Confirm current clinic, intake and exact-plan coverage with UCSF; capacity, fees and referral requirements remain unknown.

   Sources: Allison Dobry — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Earlier saved UCSF profile route — Allison Dobry

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF biography describes resident teaching and personal interests in music, fiction, knitting and crochet

     Sources: Allison Dobry — UCSF Health

   • source stated — Current UCSF listing places the profile at Dermatology Mission Bay and advertises telehealth

     Sources: Allison Dobry — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health

   • conflict — Prior saved extraction listed China Basin and 185 Berry Street; date unavailable and not evidence of relocation or closure

     Sources: Earlier saved UCSF profile route — Allison Dobry

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • location conflict · conflict — Current UCSF profile and Mission Bay roster list 520 Illinois Street. A prior saved extraction of the older profile route listed China Basin, 185 Berry Street, but its capture date is unavailable; the route now redirects to the canonical profile. Do not infer relocation or closure; confirm current clinic directly with UCSF. Observed 2026-10-15

     Sources: Allison Dobry — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Earlier saved UCSF profile route — Allison Dobry

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Allison Dobry — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Earlier saved UCSF profile route — Allison Dobry · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · conflict

     The current route redirects to the canonical profile. A previously saved extraction, with unavailable capture date, listed China Basin and 185 Berry Street. This does not establish relocation or closure.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

9. Kelly Cordoro

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Children, research and teaching

   UCSF's biography describes Kelly Cordoro's work with children who have complex inflammatory skin conditions and her research interest in pediatric psoriasis. It connects her work with teaching and directing a pediatric dermatology fellowship. A particular concern described in the biography is addressing the psychological and emotional stigma of visible skin disease with children and their families.

   Sources: Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography

   Before arranging care

   The department page lists 415-353-7800 and 1701 Divisadero Street, third floor, and links to clinical profiles. This institutional contact listing does not establish appointment capacity, prices, accepted insurance or whether a referral is required; confirm the correct clinic before arranging care.

   Sources: Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — UCSF's biography describes Kelly Cordoro's work with children who have complex inflammatory skin conditions and her research interest in pediatric psoriasis.

     Sources: Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography

   • source stated — It connects her work with teaching and directing a pediatric dermatology fellowship.

     Sources: Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography

   • source stated — A particular concern described in the biography is addressing the psychological and emotional stigma of visible skin disease with children and their families.

     Sources: Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography

   Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-14, 2026-08-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Kelly Cordoro, MD — UCSF biography · Retrieved 2026-10-14 · source stated
   • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Kelly Cordoro · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • UCSF Health — Kelly Cordoro · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
   • UCSF Medical Education — Kelly Cordoro · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

10. Timothy G. Berger

    Source-stated narrative · retrieved 2026-10-15; current credential and practice checks are incomplete.

    Source-supported narrative

    Teaching and complex dermatology

    UCSF Health describes medical-student teaching as part of Berger's work and says he was inducted into its Academy of Medical Educators for that dedication. UCSF Medical Education records him as a Dermatology member of the academy from 2003 to 2015; the UCSF Health profile also reports that dermatology residents named him Teacher of the Year in 1991 and 2001. These are source-stated career details, not evidence of current teaching duties or patient outcomes.

    Sources: Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology · Former Members

    Before requesting care

    UCSF Health says Berger sees patients only by referral or in the UCSF Executive Health Practice. Its page lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, phone 415-353-7800, and telehealth visits. Current appointment capacity, Executive Health eligibility, fees, and accepted insurance plans are unknown from this listing; confirm directly with UCSF.

    Sources: Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF Health identifies Timothy G. Berger as an MD dermatologist and describes a focus on rare, challenging and complex skin disorders.

      Sources: Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology

    • source stated — UCSF Health describes Berger's medical-student teaching and reports dermatology residents named him Teacher of the Year in 1991 and 2001; UCSF Medical Education lists his Department of Dermatology Academy service from 2003 to 2015.

      Sources: Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology · Former Members

    • source stated — UCSF Health states patient access is only by referral or in its Executive Health Practice and lists Mount Zion, phone 415-353-7800 and telehealth visits; current capacity, fees and exact plan participation are not established.

      Sources: Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Timothy G. Berger, MD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

      Named clinician profile. States specialty, clinical focus, teaching history, referral/Executive Health access, Mount Zion location, phone and telehealth. No independent license or availability check performed.

    • Former Members · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

      Institutional membership list records Timothy Berger, MD, Department of Dermatology, service 2003–2015.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

11. Rony A. François

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Music, curiosity and life outside work

    Rony François’s UCSF biography describes interests in learning about different cuisines, languages and cultures. It also identifies him as an audiophile and auditory learner who enjoys music and karaoke. Alongside his clinical and research work, the profile lists skiing and travel among his activities. These are his publisher-described interests, rather than conclusions about personality or bedside manner.

    Sources: Rony A. François — UCSF Health

    Before arranging care

    UCSF lists François at Dermatology Mission Bay, 520 Illinois Street, Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, with clinic phone 415-353-7800 and telehealth visits. The clinic roster also names him. Confirm individual intake and exact-plan coverage with UCSF; current capacity, fees and referral requirements remain unknown. Interest in learning about languages does not establish spoken or clinical-language proficiency.

    Sources: Rony A. François — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF biography describes interests in cuisine, languages and cultures, music, karaoke, skiing and travel

      Sources: Rony A. François — UCSF Health

    • source stated — Mission Bay location, clinic phone and telehealth listing; no language proficiency inferred

      Sources: Rony A. François — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Rony A. François — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
    • Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

12. Regina-Celeste Ahmad

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Bringing specialties together

    UCSF Benioff's biography describes Regina-Celeste Ahmad's path through medical and doctoral study in Chicago, pediatrics and dermatology residencies at Stanford, and pediatric dermatology fellowship at UCSF. It describes helping establish clinics that bring dermatology and rheumatology together for children with autoimmune conditions. The profile also introduces her as a hiker and environmentalist, and notes an interest in sustainable health care.

    Sources: Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography

    Before arranging care

    The named clinical page offers appointment-request and patient-referral links and lists multiple patient locations. A request link is not proof of available appointments or a universal referral requirement. Exact clinic, prices, accepted plan and current individual capacity should be confirmed with UCSF Benioff; do not treat academic affiliation as a specific San Francisco appointment.

    Sources: Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF Benioff's biography describes Regina-Celeste Ahmad's path through medical and doctoral study in Chicago, pediatrics and dermatology residencies at Stanford, and pediatric dermatology fellowship at UCSF.

      Sources: Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography

    • source stated — It describes helping establish clinics that bring dermatology and rheumatology together for children with autoimmune conditions.

      Sources: Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography

    • source stated — The profile also introduces her as a hiker and environmentalist, and notes an interest in sustainable health care.

      Sources: Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography

    Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-14, 2026-08-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Regina-Celeste Ahmad — UCSF Benioff biography · Retrieved 2026-10-14 · source stated
    • UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals — Regina-Celeste Ahmad · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Faculty · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • NPPES NPI Registry — Regina-Celeste Shahnaz Ahmad · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

13. James (Jimmy) Meixiong

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Personal interests

    UCSF Health says James Meixiong goes by Jimmy. Its “Fun facts” entry describes him as a poker enthusiast and an armchair philosopher. These are the personal interests the named profile shares alongside his professional biography; they do not establish his clinical style, patient outcomes, or how he approaches care.

    Sources: James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Dermatology China Basin at 185 Berry Street, Suite 1000, San Francisco, CA 94107, phone 415-353-7800, telehealth visits, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. These are source-listed paths, not evidence of current openings, capacity, new-patient eligibility, or a referral requirement. The page links general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. Fees, capacity or availability, referral requirements, and language/interpreter options remain unconfirmed.

    Sources: James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF Health says James Meixiong goes by Jimmy.

      Sources: James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    • source stated — The named UCSF Health profile describes him as a poker enthusiast and armchair philosopher.

      Sources: James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists him in Dermatology at China Basin in San Francisco and provides a phone, telehealth, and appointment/referral routes.

      Sources: James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • James (Jimmy) Meixiong, MD, PhD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named profile supports the preferred-name and personal-interest details, Dermatology China Basin patient pathway, phone, telehealth, appointment/referral routes, and exact linked portrait. It does not establish current capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, or language support.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

14. Erin Amerson

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Teaching and equitable access

    UCSF's biography describes Erin Amerson's career in adult dermatology and teaching at Zuckerberg San Francisco General. After training in Wisconsin and Minnesota, she completed an HIV dermatology fellowship working at UCSF and Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda. Her biography connects research on equitable access with founding membership of GloDerm, and introduces her labradoodle, Boomer, in its account of life outside work.

    Sources: Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography

    Before arranging care

    The departmental address is an institutional contact, not proof of the clinic for an appointment. The biography links to a clinical profile but does not establish individual appointment capacity, prices, accepted insurance or referral requirements. Confirm the correct clinic and access requirements before arranging care.

    Sources: Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF's biography describes Erin Amerson's career in adult dermatology and teaching at Zuckerberg San Francisco General.

      Sources: Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography

    • source stated — After training in Wisconsin and Minnesota, she completed an HIV dermatology fellowship working at UCSF and Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda.

      Sources: Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography

    • source stated — Her biography connects research on equitable access with founding membership of GloDerm, and introduces her labradoodle, Boomer, in its account of life outside work.

      Sources: Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography

    Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-14, 2026-08-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Erin Amerson, MD — UCSF biography · Retrieved 2026-10-14 · source stated
    • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Erin Amerson · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • UCSF Health — Erin Amerson · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • NPPES NPI Registry — Erin Huiras Amerson · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

15. Michael Waul

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Education and community-building

    Michael Waul's UCSF biography describes a commitment to elevating the voices of people underrepresented in medicine. It describes advising medical students, supporting trainee wellbeing, developing educational resources representing a wider range of skin colors, and using restorative justice to build community and address minority trainee burnout. These are his stated work and aims, not demonstrated patient outcomes or independently verified clinical credentials.

    Sources: Michael Waul — UCSF Department of Dermatology biography

    Before seeking care

    The UCSF departmental page lists a Parnassus Avenue contact address associated with dermatology education and projects, not a confirmed individual appointment location. This profile does not establish current patient capacity, accepted insurance, fees or referral requirements. Confirm the appropriate clinical intake route directly with UCSF.

    Sources: Michael Waul — UCSF Department of Dermatology biography

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — Waul's departmental biography describes advising medical students, trainee wellbeing and inclusive skin-color educational resources.

      Sources: Michael Waul — UCSF Department of Dermatology biography

    • source stated — The biography describes a restorative-justice framework for community building and addressing minority trainee burnout.

      Sources: Michael Waul — UCSF Department of Dermatology biography

    Source retrieval dates: 2026-08-18, 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Michael Waul · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • UCSF Health — Michael Waul · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • NPPES NPI Registry — Michael Waul · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • Michael Waul — UCSF Department of Dermatology biography · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

      First-person education and community work; no independent clinical outcome or appointment verification.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

16. Matthew Mansh

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    A clinic-wide approach to welcoming care

    In a June 20, 2023 interview, while he was an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota and directed its Dermatology Gender Care Clinic, Mansh described inclusion as a clinic-wide effort that begins at registration: staff beyond physicians also need preparation for conversations with gender-diverse patients. He spoke about some patients arriving after negative experiences in medical settings and the need to rebuild trust, and said this work was rewarding. These are his 2023 Minnesota-context reflections, not a description of current UCSF procedures, a policy or coverage statement, or a promise of patient outcomes.

    Sources: Increasing Awareness of Gender-Diverse Patient Concerns in Dermatology — Dermatology Times · Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health

    Personal interest

    UCSF Health's Fun facts field describes Matthew Mansh as an avid hiker.

    Sources: Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Matthew Mansh at Dermatology Mission Bay, 520 Illinois St., Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, phone 415-353-7800; the location lists Monday-Friday hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and weekends closed. UCSF also lists Dermatology Berkeley at 3100 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702, phone 510-985-5200. The named profile lists telehealth and appointment/referral routes. The Mission Bay referral page says patients may schedule before referral processing is complete; it does not establish whether referral is required for a particular patient or service. Current openings and capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, and language/interpreter options remain unknown.

    Sources: Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Refer a Patient: Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists Matthew Mansh, MD, in dermatology and links his named portrait.

      Sources: Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists Mansh at its San Francisco Mission Bay and Berkeley dermatology locations, with telehealth and appointment/referral routes.

      Sources: Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health · Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health

    • source stated — In a June 20, 2023 interview, Mansh described welcoming practice as starting at registration and called for staff beyond physicians to be prepared, in his Minnesota clinic context at that time.

      Sources: Increasing Awareness of Gender-Diverse Patient Concerns in Dermatology — Dermatology Times · Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health

    • source stated — UCSF Health's Fun facts field describes Mansh as an avid hiker.

      Sources: Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Matthew Mansh, MD — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      The named UCSF page lists Matthew Mansh, MD, in dermatology, at Berkeley and Mission Bay, with telehealth and appointment/referral routes. It describes his UCSF work and says he was an assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Minnesota before joining UCSF. The raw Fun facts field includes 'avid hiker'; only that personal-interest detail is used. The page's direct GET returned two Set-Cookie headers; values were not retained. It does not establish appointment capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, language/interpreter options, or independent clinical/license verification.

    • Increasing Awareness of Gender-Diverse Patient Concerns in Dermatology — Dermatology Times · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Emma Andrus's June 20, 2023 article presents first-person answers from Mansh and identifies him at that time as a University of Minnesota assistant professor and director of its Dermatology Gender Care Clinic. He discusses starting welcoming practice at registration, preparing staff beyond physicians, some patients' prior negative healthcare experiences and trust rebuilding, and finding the work rewarding. These are dated Minnesota-context statements, not current UCSF procedures, policy/coverage statements, clinical effects, or outcome promises. No personal sexual orientation or gender identity is inferred. Direct page GET returned no Set-Cookie.

    • Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      The current location page lists Matthew Mansh, MD, among its dermatology providers; gives 520 Illinois St., Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, phone 415-353-7800, Monday-Friday hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and weekends closed; and provides request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. Published location hours do not establish his individual appointment capacity or eligibility.

    • Refer a Patient: Dermatology Mission Bay — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      The location referral page lists online, fax, and MD Link routes and states that a patient may schedule before the referral process is complete. This does not establish whether a referral is required for a particular patient or service.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

17. Jack S. Resneck Jr.

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    From policy study to health-care advocacy

    Jack S. Resneck Jr.’s UCSF biography describes a path from Louisiana through public-policy study into medicine and health-policy training. It describes advocacy for access and affordability, including congressional testimony and work on ethics protections for participants in medical research. These are publisher descriptions; no outcome or current leadership claim is inferred.

    Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    Before contacting UCSF

    UCSF lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, the clinic phone 415-353-7800, and telehealth visits. These are publisher-stated routing details; current appointment capacity, plan eligibility, fees and referral requirements are not established. Confirm current intake with UCSF.

    Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF identifies Resneck as an MD dermatologist and describes research on access, health-care delivery and affordability.

      Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — Resneck's biography traces his Louisiana upbringing, public-policy study, medical training and health-policy fellowship.

      Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — The biography describes congressional testimony and work on ethics protections for research participants.

      Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — UCSF lists Mount Zion, a clinic phone and telehealth; appointment capacity, coverage, fees and referral requirements are not established.

      Sources: Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Jack S. Resneck Jr., MD — UCSF Health profile · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

18. Lindy P. Fox

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Hospital dermatology and personal interests

    Lindy P. Fox’s UCSF profile describes research on hospital dermatology and continuity of care for hospitalized people with skin conditions. It also lists Hula-Hoop dancing and jigsaw puzzles as interests. These are source-stated work and interests, not claims about treatment style or outcomes.

    Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Before contacting UCSF

    UCSF lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, the clinic phone 415-353-7800, and telehealth visits. These are publisher-stated routing details; current appointment capacity, plan eligibility, fees and referral requirements are not established. Confirm current intake with UCSF.

    Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF identifies Fox as an MD dermatologist who cares for hospitalized patients with complex skin conditions.

      Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — Fox's research concerns hospital dermatology and continuity of care for hospitalized people with skin conditions.

      Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — The named UCSF profile lists Hula-Hoop dancing and jigsaw puzzles as interests.

      Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — UCSF lists Mount Zion, a clinic phone and telehealth; appointment capacity, coverage, fees and referral requirements are not established.

      Sources: Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Lindy P. Fox, MD — UCSF Health profile · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

19. Katrina Abuabara

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Personal interests

    UCSF Health's “Fun facts” entry describes dermatologist and researcher Katrina Abuabara as a mountain lover and tropical-fruit aficionado. The named profile offers these interests alongside her professional biography; it does not say they shape her clinical care or patient outcomes.

    Sources: Katrina Abuabara, MD, MA — Dermatology

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, phone 415-353-7800, telehealth visits, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. The page links general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. These are source-listed routes, not evidence of current openings, capacity, new-patient eligibility, or a referral requirement. Fees and language/interpreter options remain unconfirmed.

    Sources: Katrina Abuabara, MD, MA — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — The named UCSF Health page describes Katrina Abuabara as a mountain lover and tropical fruit aficionado.

      Sources: Katrina Abuabara, MD, MA — Dermatology

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion in San Francisco and provides a phone, telehealth, and appointment/referral routes.

      Sources: Katrina Abuabara, MD, MA — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Katrina Abuabara, MD, MA — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named page supports her published name, personal-interest details, Dermatology Mount Zion location, phone, telehealth, appointment/referral routes, and exact linked portrait. It does not establish appointment capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, or language support.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

20. Sungat K. Grewal

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Personal interests

    UCSF Health's named profile says that outside work, Sungat K. Grewal is an international marathoner and avid hiker. The source does not connect these interests to her clinical work or patient outcomes.

    Sources: Sungat K. Grewal, MD — Dermatology

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Dermatologic & Laser Surgery Mission Bay at 520 Illinois St., Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, phone 415-706-3507, telehealth visits, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. The page links general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. These are source-listed pathways, not evidence of current openings, capacity, new-patient eligibility, or a referral requirement. Fees and language/interpreter options remain unconfirmed.

    Sources: Sungat K. Grewal, MD — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — The named UCSF Health profile describes Grewal as an international marathoner and avid hiker.

      Sources: Sungat K. Grewal, MD — Dermatology

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists Dermatologic & Laser Surgery Mission Bay in San Francisco, a phone number, telehealth, and request-appointment and referral routes.

      Sources: Sungat K. Grewal, MD — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Sungat K. Grewal, MD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named page supports the published name and specialty, personal interests, Mission Bay location, phone, telehealth and appointment/referral routes, and exact linked portrait. It does not establish appointment capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, language support, or independent clinical or license verification.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

21. Raymond Cho

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Personal interests

    UCSF Health's “Fun facts” entry describes Raymond Cho as an itinerant snowboarder and cryptic-crossword enthusiast. These are interests explicitly shared on his named profile; the source does not link them to his clinical style or patient outcomes.

    Sources: Raymond Cho, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, phone 415-353-7800, telehealth visits, and request-appointment and refer-a-patient routes. The page links general insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. These are source-listed routes, not evidence of current openings, capacity, new-patient eligibility, or a referral requirement. Fees and language/interpreter options remain unconfirmed.

    Sources: Raymond Cho, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — The named UCSF Health page describes Raymond Cho as an itinerant snowboarder and cryptic-crossword enthusiast.

      Sources: Raymond Cho, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    • source stated — UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion in San Francisco and provides a phone, telehealth, and appointment/referral routes.

      Sources: Raymond Cho, MD, PhD — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Raymond Cho, MD, PhD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named page supports his published name, personal-interest details, Dermatology Mount Zion location, phone, telehealth, appointment/referral routes, and exact linked portrait. It does not establish appointment capacity, new-patient eligibility, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral necessity, or language support.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

22. Susana Ortiz-Urda

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    The question behind her research

    Susana Ortiz-Urda's UCSF biography describes a question behind her laboratory work: why melanoma progresses or becomes resistant to treatment. Her group studies genetic signaling and transcripts in human models of melanoma and epithelial tumors. The biography identifies her hope that this work will reveal biomarkers or new treatment targets; that is a research aim, not a promised benefit for an individual patient.

    Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose

    Melanoma care and a research career

    UCSF's named biography describes Susana Ortiz-Urda's work in melanoma care alongside research on genetic signaling, cancer progression and resistance to treatment. It traces medical and doctoral study in Vienna, dermatology and epithelial-biology training at Stanford, and cutaneous oncology fellowship at UCSF. The same biography records a later MBA from New York University, adding a business-school chapter to the research and clinical career.

    Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Profiles is an academic biography; its address is not a verified appointment destination. This source does not establish current appointment capacity, prices, accepted insurance or referral requirements. Confirm melanoma-clinic scheduling and access requirements through the clinical service.

    Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — Susana Ortiz-Urda's UCSF biography describes a question behind her laboratory work: why melanoma progresses or becomes resistant to treatment.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose

    • source stated — Her group studies genetic signaling and transcripts in human models of melanoma and epithelial tumors.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose

    • source stated — The biography identifies her hope that this work will reveal biomarkers or new treatment targets; that is a research aim, not a promised benefit for an individual patient.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose

    • source stated — UCSF's named biography describes Susana Ortiz-Urda's work in melanoma care alongside research on genetic signaling, cancer progression and resistance to treatment.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography

    • source stated — It traces medical and doctoral study in Vienna, dermatology and epithelial-biology training at Stanford, and cutaneous oncology fellowship at UCSF.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography

    • source stated — The same biography records a later MBA from New York University, adding a business-school chapter to the research and clinical career.

      Sources: Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography

    Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-15, 2026-10-14, 2026-08-18. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
    • Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography · Retrieved 2026-10-14 · source stated
    • UCSF Profiles — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • UCSF Department of Dermatology — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated
    • UCSF Health — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved 2026-08-18 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

23. Tiffany C. Scharschmidt

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    A clinical and research approach

    Tiffany C. Scharschmidt describes her work as spanning dermatology, microbiology and immunology. In her named lab profile, she says she devotes 80% of her time to research and the rest to caring for patients with severe inflammatory skin disease; her lab studies interactions between bacteria and the developing immune system using human skin, blood and microbiome samples alongside model systems. UCSF Health also describes her adult dermatology care and work overseeing multidisciplinary care for complex skin disease. These are her institutionally published descriptions of a distinctive research-and-clinical approach, not claims of patient outcomes or independent credential verification.

    Sources: Tiffany Scharschmidt, MD · Tiffany C. Scharschmidt, MD — Dermatology

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, with phone 415-353-7800, request-appointment and refer-a-patient links, and telehealth. These are contact routes, not confirmation of appointment capacity or a requirement to obtain a referral. The profile links to UCSF insurance information but does not establish plan-specific participation. Individual availability, fees, referral requirements, plan coverage and language details remain unconfirmed; confirm directly with UCSF Health.

    Sources: Tiffany C. Scharschmidt, MD — Dermatology

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — Scharschmidt describes her work as spanning dermatology, microbiology and immunology.

      Sources: Tiffany Scharschmidt, MD

    • source stated — she devotes 80% of her time to research and the rest to caring for patients with severe inflammatory skin disease

      Sources: Tiffany Scharschmidt, MD

    • source stated — Her lab profile describes studying bacteria and developing-immune-system interactions using human skin, blood and microbiome samples alongside model systems.

      Sources: Tiffany Scharschmidt, MD

    • source stated — UCSF Health describes her adult dermatology care and role overseeing multidisciplinary care for complex skin disease.

      Sources: Tiffany C. Scharschmidt, MD — Dermatology

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Tiffany C. Scharschmidt, MD — Dermatology · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named provider profile. States adult dermatology, complex skin-disease care, research focus, Mount Zion location, phone, telehealth and request/referral links. Does not establish capacity, referral necessity, plan-specific coverage or current license.

    • Tiffany Scharschmidt, MD · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      Named first-person laboratory profile describing her research/clinical time allocation and host-microbe work. Academic-title wording is not imported; no current clinical or credential verification is implied.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

24. Kieron S. Leslie

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Mentoring and community work

    UCSF's Leslie Research Group describes Kieron Leslie mentoring underrepresented trainees. It reports that he founded the Marcus Conant Fellowship in 2020 to support early-career physicians working on research and advocacy for people living with HIV and LGBTQ+ communities. This is the group's account of his mentoring and community work; it does not establish clinical outcomes or independently verify credentials.

    Sources: About — UCSF Leslie Research Group

    Before arranging care

    UCSF Health lists Kieron S. Leslie in dermatology at Dermatology Mission Bay, 520 Illinois St., Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158, phone 415-353-7800, and lists telehealth. The named page presents appointment and referral controls that target its locations section; this does not establish available slots or whether a referral is required. Current capacity and openings, new-patient eligibility, hours, fees, plan-specific coverage, and language/interpreter options remain unknown.

    Sources: Kieron S. Leslie — UCSF Health

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF Health identifies Kieron S. Leslie in dermatology and lists a San Francisco Mission Bay location.

      Sources: Kieron S. Leslie — UCSF Health

    • source stated — The named research group describes mentoring underrepresented trainees and says Leslie founded the fellowship in 2020.

      Sources: About — UCSF Leslie Research Group

    • source stated — The named UCSF Health profile links the portrait asset, which was visually inspected and delivered as a local source-linked preview.

      Sources: Kieron S. Leslie — UCSF Health

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-17. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • About — UCSF Leslie Research Group · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      The research group's named biography describes Leslie mentoring underrepresented trainees and reports that he founded the Marcus Conant Fellowship in 2020 to support early-career physicians working on research and advocacy for people living with HIV and LGBTQ+ communities. This is a source-published mentoring/community account, not clinical outcome or credential verification.

    • Kieron S. Leslie — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-17 · source stated

      The named page identifies Leslie in dermatology and lists Dermatology Mission Bay in San Francisco, 520 Illinois St., Third Floor, phone 415-353-7800, telehealth, and appointment/referral controls targeting the locations section. It lists MBBS, DTMH; these letters remain source-stated and are not converted to MD. Current capacity, eligibility, fees, plan-specific coverage, referral necessity, hours, and language/interpreter availability are not established.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

25. Amanda Twigg

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Access to care and time outdoors

    Amanda Twigg’s UCSF biography describes research into teledermatology and its potential to improve access in rural areas, alongside an interest in educating dermatology residents. Away from work, she enjoys San Francisco places such as Ocean Beach, Lands End and Golden Gate Park, with hiking, whale-watching and bird-watching among her activities. Her profile also describes her as an amateur baker.

    Sources: Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health

    Before arranging care

    UCSF lists Twigg at Dermatology Mount Zion, 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, with clinic phone 415-353-7800 and telehealth visits. Her biography describes adult care. Confirm individual intake and exact-plan coverage with UCSF; appointment capacity, fees and referral requirements remain unknown.

    Sources: Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — Research into teledermatology and potential rural access, plus resident education; no outcome is established

      Sources: Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health

    • source stated — UCSF biography lists San Francisco outdoor interests and amateur baking

      Sources: Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health

    • source stated — Mount Zion location, adult care, telehealth and clinic phone

      Sources: Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Amanda Twigg — UCSF Health · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

26. Nina Botto

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Communication and patient experience

    Nina Botto’s UCSF biography describes efforts to improve patients’ health-care experiences, including dermatology service initiatives and participation in a center focused on communication among care teams. The same profile lists karaoke as an interest. These are source-stated work and interests, not demonstrated patient outcomes.

    Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Before contacting UCSF

    UCSF lists Dermatology Mount Zion at 1701 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, the clinic phone 415-353-7800, and telehealth visits. These are publisher-stated routing details; current appointment capacity, plan eligibility, fees and referral requirements are not established. Confirm current intake with UCSF.

    Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — UCSF identifies Botto as an MD dermatologist and describes care for contact and occupational dermatitis.

      Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — Botto's biography describes dermatology service initiatives and participation in a care-team communication center.

      Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — UCSF lists karaoke as an interest.

      Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    • source stated — UCSF lists Mount Zion, a clinic phone and telehealth; appointment capacity, coverage, fees and referral requirements are not established.

      Sources: Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Nina Botto, MD — UCSF Health profile · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

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