Ramin Jamshidi

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   Biographical context: he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Degree: MD

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Education record: attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Education record: completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Education record: spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Identity: Ramin Jamshidi, MD

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: fetal surgery fellow

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: physics faculty

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: postdoctoral researcher

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Professional role: Visiting Undergraduate Scholar

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Official profile: Official profile

   Ramin Jamshidi, MD Dr. Jamshidi attended UC San Diego on full academic UC Regents scholarship and spent a year at Harvard University as a Visiting Undergraduate Scholar. During medical school in Colorado, he served on the physics faculty at the University of Denver. While at UC San Francisco for surgical residency, he spent two years as a fetal surgery fellow and postdoctoral researcher, concentrating on medical device design and surgical education. Concurrently, he was on the physics faculty of University of San Francisco. Following general surgery training, he completed pediatric surgery fellowship under the mentorship of Keith Oldham and Thomas Sato at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Dr. Jamshidi is Board Certified in General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery. His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology. Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes. Global health is another frequent activity–he was named a Global Health Scholar at UC San Francisco and has ongoing relationships with groups in Guatemala and Peru.

   Research interests: endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology

   His clinical interests are in endocrine, thoracic, and vascular disease as well as trauma and oncology.

   Research interests: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes

   Active research efforts focus on three areas: physical science in medicine (such as device design), medical education, and clinical outcomes.