BS in Molecular Genetics, University of Rochester[1]

Megan Betancourt
2026-2027 Chief Medical Resident
University of California, San Francisco · Date not established · Last known relationship
Training
Reviewed sources document Undergraduate education: BS in Molecular Genetics, University of Rochester, Medical school: Medical degree, University of Rochester, and Residency: UCSF categorical residency track.
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2026-2027 Chief Medical Resident
University of California, San Francisco
2026-2027 Chief Medical Residents | Department of Medicine
Education and career
Reviewed Sep 8, 2026Medical degree, University of Rochester[1]
UCSF categorical residency track[1]
Developed interests in women's health, underserved communities, and representation in medicine during medical school; held LMSA leadership roles, founded a free student-run clinic in Rochester, and chose UCSF for its diverse patient populations and resident community.[1]
Research
Barriers to hepatitis C care in pregnant patients[1]
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Biographical context: Developed interests in women's health, underserved communities, and representation in medicine during medical school; held LMSA leadership roles, founded a free student-run clinic in Rochester, and chose UCSF for its diverse patient populations and resident community.
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Medical school: Medical degree, University of Rochester
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Research interests: Barriers to hepatitis C care in pregnant patients
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Residency: UCSF categorical residency track
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Undergraduate education: BS in Molecular Genetics, University of Rochester
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