Undergraduate education
Attended UCLA and studied Psychobiology and Education Studies.[1]
Roberto Gonzalez
Training
Reviewed sources document Undergraduate education: Attended UCLA and studied Psychobiology and Education Studies., Graduate education: Earned an MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program., Medical school: Earned an MD through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program., and Residency: Categorical Internal Medicine Residency..
Explore education and trainingResearch
Reviewed sources document Interstitial lung disease; the intersection of environment and lung health inequities; and medical education. and Physician workforce diversity and health care access.. Publication attribution is still being resolved.
Explore researchEducation and career
Reviewed Sep 8, 2026Graduate education
Earned an MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.[1]
Medical school
Earned an MD through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.[1]
Residency
Categorical Internal Medicine Residency.[1]
Professional role
Inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.[1]
Biographical context
Studied at UCLA, earned an MD and MPH through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program, pursued research on physician workforce diversity and health care access, mentored students through MiMentor, joined a categorical Internal Medicine Residency, and is an inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital with interests in medical education, simulation-based training, and underserved-community care.[1]
Research
Research interests
Interstitial lung disease; the intersection of environment and lung health inequities; and medical education.[1]
Research topic
Physician workforce diversity and health care access.[1]
Publications
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Sources
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- [1]2026-2027 Chief Medical Residents | Department of Medicine
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Biographical context: Studied at UCLA, earned an MD and MPH through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program, pursued research on physician workforce diversity and health care access, mentored students through MiMentor, joined a categorical Internal Medicine Residency, and is an inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital with interests in medical education, simulation-based training, and underserved-community care.
Retained text characters 5151..6001; person section person-section: He attended UCLA, where he studied Psychobiology and Education Studies, before earning his MD and MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program. He pursued research on physician workforce diversity and health care access and mentored minoritized students through MiMentor, a nonprofit organization that played a formative role in his own journey to medicine. Drawn to UCSF’s commitment to underserved communities and medical education, Roberto joined the categorical Internal Medicine Residency, where he pursued teaching, mentorship, and research focused on health care access for underserved Californians. As an inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, he is passionate about medical education, simulation-based training, and caring for medically complex patients in the safety-net setting.
Graduate education: Earned an MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.
Retained text characters 5151..5323; person section person-section: He attended UCLA, where he studied Psychobiology and Education Studies, before earning his MD and MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.
Official headshot: Portrait
Retained text characters 4936..4961; person section person-section: Roberto Gonzalez, MD, MPH
Medical school: Earned an MD through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.
Retained text characters 5151..5323; person section person-section: He attended UCLA, where he studied Psychobiology and Education Studies, before earning his MD and MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.
Professional role: Inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.
Retained text characters 5787..5862; person section person-section: As an inpatient chief resident at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital
Research interests: Interstitial lung disease; the intersection of environment and lung health inequities; and medical education.
Retained text characters 6002..6186; person section person-section: He plans to pursue pulmonary and critical care medicine, with interests in interstitial lung disease, the intersection of environment and lung health inequities, and medical education.
Research topic: Physician workforce diversity and health care access.
Retained text characters 5324..5399; person section person-section: He pursued research on physician workforce diversity and health care access
Residency: Categorical Internal Medicine Residency.
Retained text characters 5615..5673; person section person-section: Roberto joined the categorical Internal Medicine Residency
Undergraduate education: Attended UCLA and studied Psychobiology and Education Studies.
Retained text characters 5151..5323; person section person-section: He attended UCLA, where he studied Psychobiology and Education Studies, before earning his MD and MPH in Health Policy and Management through the CDU/UCLA LA-PRIME program.
