Antonio Toribio

Antonio Toribio, MD, is an Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSF Fresno. Born in Mexico and raised in California's San Joaquin Valley, he worked in farm fields alongside his parents during childhood, which motivated his career in medicine to serve his community. He completed his undergraduate degree at Fresno State, a master’s at Texas A&M University, and earned his medical degree from Loma Linda University School of Medicine. After matching to UCSF Fresno’s residency program in 2015, he joined the faculty and now specializes in hospital medicine.

• Education:
• Sanger High School (High School)
• Fresno State (Undergraduate)
• Texas A&M University (Master’s)
• Loma Linda University School of Medicine (Medical Degree)

His research and practice focus on improving healthcare access for underserved populations, addressing social determinants of health, and mentoring students from disadvantaged backgrounds. He has actively participated in UCSF Fresno’s Doctors Academy programs since 2015, guiding high school students toward healthcare careers. Dr. Toribio emphasizes community service, stating, “the more people see their faces in physicians, the easier it is for them to follow that path.”

While no specific grants or laboratories are detailed in the text, his professional narrative centers on educational outreach and clinical practice in underserved areas. His career reflects a commitment to closing healthcare disparities through mentorship and community engagement.