Susana Ortiz-Urda
Remaining research: 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.
Dated directory research observations
- · Photo-only app check used only the saved two-portrait delta. Aileen Chang's exact candidate rendered as a neutral fallback in the Chromium profile preview; the browser test timed out before response-header, cookie-store, and known-tracking results were recorded, so those privacy checks are inconclusive. Susana Ortiz-Urda's exact 140×152 candidate loaded at natural size with clear framing on desktop and mobile, but researcherprofiles.org returned Set-Cookie; the browser cookie jar stayed empty and no known tracking requests occurred, so the image remains unmapped under the no-cookie policy. The ambiguous alternate asset naming another person was not tested. Neither candidate changed provider facts, evidence dates, identities, routes, aliases, or review/publication/indexing states.
- · Four source-backed UCSF Health dermatology profiles (Nina Botto, Lindy P. Fox, Anna Haemel and Jack S. Resneck Jr.) were added as noindex, unclaimed, pending-human-review records after named profile review. Their exact linked 640×640 JPEG candidates were hash-matched to the prepared packet and visually inspected as individual portraits. Targeted data, asset and fixed-baseline preservation checks passed; the SF API/pilot suite passed 81/81 and desktop plus touch-mobile humanity checks passed for all four profiles. Exact source-image GETs returned HTTP 200 without Set-Cookie; the patient browser observed no third-party requests or cookies before source-link activation. Narratives, roles and access details are source-stated; no license or board verification, patient capacity, coverage, fees or referral requirements were established. Earlier directory research-gap and Aileen Chang/Susana Ortiz-Urda privacy observations remain unchanged; clean pre-import packet: openhealthcare-data/docs/profile-ready/humanity-sf-four-provider-preimport-2026-10-15.json.
- · Three additional UCSF dermatology records—Allison Dobry, Amanda Twigg and Rony A. François—were added with source-mapped humanity narratives and visually inspected immediate local portrait previews. They remain noindex, unclaimed, pending human review and pending license lookup. Dobry's current UCSF profile and Mission Bay roster list 520 Illinois Street; a previous saved extraction with unavailable capture date listed China Basin, 185 Berry Street, and the older route now redirects. Neither relocation nor closure is inferred, and the conflict remains beside the current access facts. Teledermatology is described as research into potential rural access, not an established result; François's interest in languages is not treated as language proficiency. Exact capacity, fees, referrals and plan-specific coverage remain unknown. Earlier cohort verification dates and the Aileen Chang/Ortiz-Urda portrait observations are preserved.
- · Timothy G. Berger was added as a noindex, unclaimed, pending-human-review profile after a named UCSF Health clinician page and UCSF Medical Education's dated Academy membership record supported a source-mapped teaching narrative. The exact 640×640 JPEG linked from his named UCSF page was visually inspected and delivered unchanged as a source-linked local preview; this is a new delivery, not recovery of a prior image. UCSF says patient access is by referral or in Executive Health; current capacity, eligibility, fees and plan participation remain unknown. Reuse terms remain unknown. Narrative and portrait completeness do not independently verify clinical claims, promote review/indexing, or establish current teaching duties or outcomes. His source-stated clinical claims are withheld from JSON-LD.
- · Tiffany C. Scharschmidt was added to the existing San Francisco dermatology scope from her named UCSF Health clinician page and named lab profile. The story is limited to her source-stated clinical/research work approach; no patient outcomes, license, capacity, plan-specific coverage, fees, or referral requirements were independently established. The named 640×640 JPEG portrait was decoded and visually inspected and delivered as an immediate proportional local source-linked preview. Reuse terms remain unknown; structured-data image output is withheld. Her profile remains unclaimed, noindex, pending human review and pending license lookup.
- · Kanade Shinkai was added to the existing San Francisco dermatology scope from named UCSF Health, UCSF Profiles and UCSF Medical Education pages. Her narrative focuses on her stated teaching commitment, mentoring and volunteer community mediation; no patient outcomes, license or independent clinical verification are implied. Differing academic-rank wording was omitted. The exact named 640×640 UCSF Health JPEG was decoded and visually inspected, then delivered as an immediate proportional 360×360 local source-linked WebP. Reuse terms remain unknown and structured-data image output is withheld. The profile remains unclaimed, noindex, pending human review and pending license lookup; current capacity, plan coverage, fees, referral requirements and language options remain unestablished.
- · James (Jimmy) Meixiong was added to the existing San Francisco dermatology scope from his named UCSF Health page. The short source-backed story uses his stated preferred name and explicit poker/philosophy interests, not generic credentials or clinical claims. UCSF lists China Basin, phone, telehealth and appointment/referral routes; capacity, fees, plan-specific coverage, referral necessity and language support remain unknown. The exact named 640×640 JPEG was visually inspected and delivered as a proportional local source-linked preview. The source image response set no cookies; the named page response returned two Set-Cookie headers, with no values retained. The app does not load that page before source-link activation. Reuse terms remain unknown, structured-data image use is withheld, and the profile remains unclaimed, noindex, pending human review and pending license lookup.
- · Haley Naik was added from her named UCSF Health patient profile and a dated 2023 Pediatric News interview. Her attributed story is limited to the reported patient-data gap, systematic collection and later HS PROGRESS collaboration; historical enrollment, treatment and outcome claims are excluded. Patient-visible access facts remain source-stated in the profile and API, with capacity, eligibility, coverage, fees, referral requirements, hours and language support unknown. The named 640×640 portrait was visually inspected and delivered as an uncropped proportional local source-linked preview; reuse terms remain unknown. Structured profile claims remain withheld pending human review and independent license lookup. The record is unclaimed and non-indexable.
- · Katrina Abuabara and Raymond Cho were added to the existing San Francisco dermatology scope from their named UCSF Health pages. Their original source-backed stories use specific personal-interest details only. Each exact named 640×640 JPEG was decoded, visually inspected, and delivered immediately as a proportional 360×360 local source-linked WebP. Image responses returned no Set-Cookie; each named page response returned two Set-Cookie headers, with values not retained. The app serves local previews before explicit source activation. Reuse terms remain unknown and structured-data image output is withheld. Both profiles remain unclaimed, noindex, pending human review and pending license lookup; current capacity, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral requirements and language options remain unestablished.
- · Sungat K. Grewal was added to the existing San Francisco dermatology scope from her named UCSF Health page. The humanity narrative uses only the source-stated interests in international marathon running and hiking. Her exact named 640×640 JPEG was decoded and visually inspected, then delivered immediately as a proportional 360×360 local source-linked WebP. The image GET returned no Set-Cookie; the named page returned two Set-Cookie headers, with values not retained. The app serves the local preview before explicit source activation. Reuse terms remain unknown and structured-data image output is withheld. The profile remains unclaimed, noindex, pending human review and license lookup; current capacity, plan-specific coverage, fees, referral requirements, and language options remain unestablished. No independent clinical, board, or license verification is implied.
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.
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.
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.
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.
- source stated — Her group studies genetic signaling and transcripts in human models of melanoma and epithelial tumors.
- 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.
- 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.
- source stated — It traces medical and doctoral study in Vienna, dermatology and epithelial-biology training at Stanford, and cutaneous oncology fellowship at UCSF.
- source stated — The same biography records a later MBA from New York University, adding a business-school chapter to the research and clinical career.
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Sources and retrieval dates
- Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF research purpose · Retrieved · source stated
- Susana Ortiz-Urda — UCSF named biography · Retrieved · source stated
- UCSF Profiles — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved · source stated
- UCSF Department of Dermatology — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved · source stated
- UCSF Health — Susana Ortiz-Urda · Retrieved · source stated
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.