People

Mark Anderson, MD, PhD

Professor of Medicine
Robert B. Friend and Michelle M. Friend Endowed Chair in Diabetes Research
Diabetes Center

EDUCATION/CLINICAL TRAINING
MD: MD, PhD, University of Chicago, 1994
Residency: University of Minnesota, MD, Internal Medicine, 1994-1997
Chief Resident, University of Minnesota 1997-1998
Fellowship: Massachusetts General Hospital, Adult Endocrinology, 1998-2001
Board Certification: Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2001, Renewed 2012

Jhoanne Bautista, MD, PhD

Resident Physician
Surgery

Jhoanne (aka Joey) was born in the Philippines but grew up in New York.  She did her undergrad work at Barnard College, went on to MIT to study inorganic chemistry, but eventually switched gears to pursue MD/PhD in immunology at WashU School of Medicine.  She then moved to UCSF for residency in general surgery, with plans to pursue a clinical fellowship in abdominal transplantation. 

Jennifer Bridge, PhD

Postdoctoral Scholar
Diabetes Center

Alice Chan, MD, PhD

Assistant Adjunct Professor
Diabetes Center

I'm a pediatric immunologist and rheumatologist dedicated to improving our understanding of immune regulation to advance care for patients with immune system disorders.  My clinical practice is focused on diagnosing and managing patients with complex or unknown immune system disorders, and my research area is focused on studying genes that regulate the immune system.  My current research project is focused on elucidating the function of a novel gene called Mosaic that causes immune dysregulation.

Nathan Cramer

Pre-HIRE-Bundle New Hire

Wint Lwin

Lab Manager
Diabetes Center

Corey Miller, PhD, MD

Asst Adjunct Professor
Diabetes Center

The Miller Lab is working to develop our understanding of stromal-immune crosstalk, T cell development, and T cell mediated immunity. We use methods in experimental and systems immunology to dissect how the thymus supports thymoctye development while maintaining central immune tolerance.

Jonah Phipps

Pre-HIRE-Bundle New Hire

Jonah Phipps is an SRA 1 in the Anderson Lab. He graduated UC Berkeley in May 2018 with a B.A. in Molecular and Cell Biology with a concentration in infectious diseases and a minor in English. In the future he is interested in pursuing a PhD studying vaccines and infectious disease immunology.

Irina Proekt, PhD

Assistant Researcher
Diabetes Center

Zoe Quandt, MD

MD, MS
Clinical Fellow, Endocrinology
Medicine

Dr. Quandt is an endocrinologist at UCSF and the San Francisco VA with particular interest in endocrine autoimmune disease like type 1 diabetes and endocrine complications of cancer treatments, particularly immunotherapy. She does clinical and translational research trying to better understand who gets these complications and why. She is the clinical lead for adults eligible for teplizumab, an immunotherapy approved to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes.

Jun Sin

SRA 1
M_PEDS-RHEUMATOLOGY

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