Anne Glowinski

Anne Glowinski, MD, MPE, is a Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine and Division Chief of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Mission Bay and Oakland campuses. She serves as Medical Director for the Schwab Dyslexia and Cognitive Diversity program.

• Nationally recognized medical education expert
• Clinician scientist with focus on community child mental health
• Research spans genetic epidemiology of youth suicide, depression, bipolar disorder, and social reciprocity

Her publications show strong engagement with Psychiatry (21 entries), Behavioral Sciences (4 entries), Genetics (4 entries), and Substance-Related Disorders (7 entries). Recent work explores digital technology applications for mental health equity and AI in psychiatric education.

Key research themes include:

• Genetic and environmental interactions in mental health
• Early childhood autism assessment methodologies
• Telepsychiatry implementation during public health crises
• Bipolar disorder risk modeling

Awards:

• Robert Porter Distinguished Professor

Research Funding:

• NIH R25MH112473 (2018-2023) - Co-Principal Investigator
• NIH R01MH073151 (2005-2012) - Principal Investigator
• NIH K08MH064134 (2002-2007) - Principal Investigator

She maintains active collaborations with UCSF colleagues like Andrew Krystal (psychiatry), Sasha Gorrell (mental health), and Karthik Sarma (medical informatics), while her work has been featured in 1 news outlet and shared by 71 social media accounts.