Undergraduate education
Earned an undergraduate degree in Biology at Stanford University.[1]
Scott Swartz
2026-2027 Chief Medical Resident
University of California, San Francisco · Date not established · Last known relationship
Training
Reviewed sources document Undergraduate education: Earned an undergraduate degree in Biology at Stanford University., Graduate education: Completed Master's thesis research investigating links between pesticides and testicular cancer., Medical school: Attended medical school at the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program., and Residency: Was a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF., plus 1 more training record.
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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, 2026Graduate education
Completed Master's thesis research investigating links between pesticides and testicular cancer.[1]
Medical school
Attended medical school at the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program.[1]
Residency
Was a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF.[1]
Employment
Worked on global infectious disease mapping research in Seattle.[1]
Biographical context
Earned an undergraduate Biology degree at Stanford, worked on global infectious disease mapping research in Seattle, attended the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program, completed Master's thesis research on pesticides and testicular cancer, and trained as a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF.[1]
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Education record
Completed the PRIME research pathway during residency.[1]
Research
Research interests
Interested in health equity, care delivery, and health policy in oncology.[1]
Research topic
Investigated links between pesticides and testicular cancer in Master's thesis research.[1]
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- [1]2026-2027 Chief Medical Residents | Department of Medicine
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Biographical context: Earned an undergraduate Biology degree at Stanford, worked on global infectious disease mapping research in Seattle, attended the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program, completed Master's thesis research on pesticides and testicular cancer, and trained as a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF.
Retained text characters 11724..12162; person section person-section: He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology at Stanford University; after graduation, he moved to Seattle to work on global infectious disease mapping research. He returned to the Bay Area to attend medical school at the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program, where he completed Master's thesis research investigating links between pesticides and testicular cancer. He stayed at UCSF as a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF
Education record: Completed the PRIME research pathway during residency.
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Employment: Worked on global infectious disease mapping research in Seattle.
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Graduate education: Completed Master's thesis research investigating links between pesticides and testicular cancer.
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Medical school: Attended medical school at the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program.
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Research interests: Interested in health equity, care delivery, and health policy in oncology.
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Research topic: Investigated links between pesticides and testicular cancer in Master's thesis research.
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Residency: Was a categorical Internal Medicine resident at UCSF.
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Undergraduate education: Earned an undergraduate degree in Biology at Stanford University.
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