Anobel Odisho

Anobel Odisho is an Associate Professor in Urology at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine. A urologic surgeon specializing in genital/urinary cancers, he employs robotic, laparoscopic, and endoscopic techniques while prioritizing patient-centered decision-making with interactive educational tools.

• MD (2009) and Certificate in Biomedical Research (2008) from UCSF
• MPH (2014) from UC Berkeley
• Urologic Surgery Residency (2015) and Urologic Oncology Fellowship (2017) at University of Washington

His research focuses on integrating novel technologies (AI, machine learning, digital health) into kidney cancer care, analyzing treatment trends, and optimizing surgical outcomes. He has pioneered EHR-based automation, telemedicine frameworks, and mobile health interventions for conditions like prostate cancer and inflammatory bowel disease.

Publication trends highlight expertise in medical informatics (20+ papers), neoplasms (10+ papers), and telemedicine (8+ papers), with a strong emphasis on health disparities and digital health innovations. His work spans interdisciplinary collaborations with institutions like UC Berkeley, University of Washington, and UCSF Health.