Harry Hollander

Harry Hollander, MD, is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine. He has held leadership roles in residency training, including Chief Residency at UCSF. His research focuses on medical education, healthcare quality improvement, and clinical case studies, particularly in internal medicine and infectious diseases. As a Co-Investigator in the NIH-funded General Clinical Research Center (1974-2007), he contributed to advancing clinical research methodologies.

Education: MD from University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (1980), followed by residency and chief residency in Medicine at UCSF (1983-1984).

Research Interests: Dr. Hollander’s work emphasizes resident training programs, entrustable professional activities, and quality improvement initiatives. He has published extensively on medical education, hospital medicine, and infectious disease management. His contributions include studies on HIV care, clinical case analysis, and the impact of residency programs on career trajectories.

Articles: His research spans clinical case reports, systematic reviews, and educational interventions. Notable themes include diagnostic challenges in internal medicine, resident trust development, and improving discharge summary quality. Recent work highlights advancements in medical education frameworks and patient-centered care documentation.

Advising/Grants: Served as Co-Investigator on an NIH-funded clinical research center. Pioneered initiatives like the UCSF-PRIME residency program, focusing on research training and career development. Collaborated on entrustable professional activities to assess resident competence.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the General Clinical Research Center and contributed to UCSF’s Department of Medicine educational programs.