Juan M. González

Juan M. González, MD, MS, PhD serves as Division Director and Center for Complex Maternal Care Director at the UCSF Pregnancy and Cardiac Treatment (PACT) Program within the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine.

Education Background:

• B.A. in Biology from University of Puerto Rico (1997)
• M.D. in Medicine from University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine (2001)
• Internal Medicine Internship at Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Program (2002)
• Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2006)
• Fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2009)
• M.S. in Masters of Translational Research from University of Pennsylvania (2009)
• Ph.D. in Physiology (Concentration: Reproductive Sciences) from Wayne State University (2015)

Dr. González's research focuses on maternal/fetal health with particular emphasis on improving health and pregnancy outcomes for mothers with cardiovascular disease. His clinical interests span perinatology and prenatal diagnostics, reflecting his dual expertise in obstetrics and cardiovascular medicine. As director of the PACT Program, he leads specialized care for pregnant patients with complex cardiac conditions.

Professional Recognition:

• Magna Cum Laude graduate from University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine (2001)
• Young Investigator award from The Perinatal Research Society (2008)
• Multiple teaching awards including Carl Christensen, M.D. Award for Excellence in Teaching (2011) and several UCSF Outstanding Faculty Awards in medical education (2013-2015)

Dr. González has demonstrated exceptional commitment to both clinical care and medical education throughout his career, with particular recognition for his teaching excellence across multiple domains of obstetrics and gynecology training.