Faculty Physicians

 

Nupur Agrawal, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

 

Emery Chang, MD
Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Chang received his MD from the University of Minnesota and completed a dual residency in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics at Tulane University. In New Orleans, he worked at the Charity and University hospitals, the Veteran Affairs Hospital, Tulane Medical Center, and the Ochsner Clinic Foundation. He joined the UCLA CARE Clinic as an HIV fellow in 2005 and joined the faculty in 2006. His concentration is HIV primary and preventative care in adults and adolescents. More >

 

Susan Duan, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Susan Duan is a primary care physician who practices in Santa Monica, CA. Her clinical interests include preventive and primary care of all patients, women's health, adolescent medicine and obesity prevention. She enjoys her work with medical students and residents. More >

 

Eric Curcio, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

After spending the first 25 years on the east coast, Eric has found himself unable to leave the west and has remained on faculty after completing residency at UCLA. His clinical interests are broad and include general pediatrics and adult internal medicine, adolescent medicine, care of children with complex medical conditions, and men’s health. More >

Russell Johnson, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

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Henry Kirolos, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Kirolos has been at UCLA since 2003 completing his Medical School Training in 2007 and then completing a Dual Residency in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics at UCLA in 2011. He then took some time off to expand a network of Free Clinics he established in Southern California called Coptic Clinics (associated with the Coptic Orthodox Christian Diocese of Los Angeles). He then Returned to UCLA as Clinical Faculty in 2012. He is involved in the clinical instruction of Medical Students from the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine and also supervises resident physicians at the Venice Family Clinic as well as at the UCLA Hospitals in Westwood and Santa Monica. More >

 

Daniel Kozman, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

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Alice Kuo, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
Director

Dr. Alice Kuo is an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and of Health Services in the UCLA School of Public Health. Her research interests are mainly in early childhood, and she has published in the areas of developmental screening and services, early literacy practices, cognitive and language development in young minority children, hearing screening in early childhood, services for children with autism, and mental health services for children. More >

 

Ashley Lewis Hunter, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

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Janet Ma, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Janet Ma is a Clinical Instructor in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at UCLA. After spending eight years on the East Coast for college and medical school, she decided to return to Southern California where she grew up for residency. She then joined the clinical faculty of UCLA in 2012 and works regularly with residents and medical students. Her clinical interests include preventive and primary care of all patients from newborns to geriatrics, women’s health, transition care, and whole person care. More >

 

Nathan Samras, MD, MPH
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Samras is dual-boarded in Internal Medicine and also in Pediatrics. He is faculty in both departments at UCLA and has patients in all age groups. He received his undergraduate training at Duke University in NC, his medical school at Robert Wood Johnson Medical school in NJ, and his combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics training at Georgetown University in Washington DC. More >

 

Ronald Tsao, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Ronald Tsao grew up in Southern California and transplanted to Illinois where he received his medical degree from University of Illinois and finished a residency in Combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. He is double board certified in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. He has a special interest in sports medicine and received further training through his fellowship in Primary Care Sports Medicine at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush. More >

 

Mridula Watt, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Watt grew up in Tennessee, where she completed her undergraduate training at Rhodes College and received her MD from University of Tennessee. She completed her dual residency in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at UCLA in 2012, where she is now a clinical instructor. Her experiences as a teacher in inner-city New Jersey and as a volunteer physician in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Malawi have heavily influenced her decision to enter a career in primary care. More >

 

Amy Weimer, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Amy Weimer grew up in Seattle, where she developed her first love of science and water. She then attended Brown University in Rhode Island where she majored in neuroscience and played water polo. She returned to the west coast to spend two years in neuroscience research at Stanford University, before attending medical school at UC San Diego. More >

 

Stacey Weinstein, MD
Pediatrics

Stacey Weinstein moved to California after spending her entire life on the East Coast. She completed both her undergraduate and medical school at Brown University. (Her undergraduate major was Medieval Studies. If you get her going on it you may find all you ever wanted to know about Beowulf in Old English.) Today her professional interests include adolescent health and transitions of care in medicine. More >

 

Kristopher Yoon, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

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