Owen Huang

Owen Huang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Hospital Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). He specializes in internal medicine and hospital-based clinical care, with a focus on healthcare informatics and medical education. His research interests include improving clinical documentation processes through AI integration, managing hematological emergencies, and understanding global health challenges related to infectious diseases.

Education

• BS in Human Biology, University of California, San Diego (2013)
• MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2018)
• Internal Medicine Residency, University of Southern California (2019-2021)
• DEI Champion Training, UCSF (2022)

Research Focus

Dr. Huang's work bridges clinical practice and innovation, particularly in leveraging technology to enhance patient care. His publications address critical gaps in discharge summary accuracy using large language models, rare hematologic cases, and hepatitis C prevention strategies among vulnerable populations in Kenya. This multidisciplinary approach reflects his commitment to advancing both bedside care and population health.

Grants & Advising

No specific grants or mentored trainees are listed in the provided profile. His current activities focus on clinical service and scholarly contributions to hospital medicine through peer-reviewed publications.

Labs/Teams

Active within UCSF's Division of Hospital Medicine, collaborating on initiatives related to quality improvement and clinical informatics without formal lab designation.