Personal Information Name: Hugo Quinny Cheng, MD Academic Rank Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine Department Medicine; Division of General Internal Medicine, Hospitalist Group Clinical Title Director, Medicine Consultation Service, Moffitt-Long Hospitals   Education 1985-1989 Stanford University Bachelor of Science 1989, Biological Sciences 1987-1989 Stanford University Master of Science 1989, Biological Sciences 1989-1993 University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine Doctor of Medicine 1993   Postdoctoral Training 1993-1994 University of California, San Francisco Internship, Internal Medicine 1994-1996 University of California, San Francisco Residency, Internal Medicine (Categorical Program)   Licensure & Certification 1995- California Medical License G081385 1995- Drug Enforcement Agency License BC4775776 1996- Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine   Employment      Faculty Appointments 1996-1997 Clinical Instructor in Medicine, UC San Francisco 1997-2003 Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, UC San Francisco 2003- Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, UC San Francisco      Other Appointments 1995-1996 Staff Physician, Ft. Miley Veterans Administration Hospital, San Francisco, CA 2002- Medical Director, Brown & Toland Physician Service Organization   Honors & Awards 1987 Phi Beta Kappa 1989 Departmental Honors, Biological Sciences, Stanford University 1989 B.S. with Distinction, Biological Sciences, Stanford University 1990 Dean's Summer Research Fellowship, UC San Francisco 1993 Alpha Omega Alpha 2000 Nominated, Kaiser Awards for Excellence in Teaching   Professional Activities      Professional Organization Membership 1997- Member, American College of Physicians 1998- Society for General Internal Medicine 1999- Society for Hospital Medicine      Service to Professional Publications 2001 Cambridge University Press, ad hoc book reviewer 2002 Journal of General Internal Medicine, ad hoc manuscript reviewer   Invited Lectures (previous 5 years)      UCSF Sponsored 1999 "Outpatient Management of Venous Thromboembolic Disease", "Current Management of Common Outpatient Infections", and "Recent Advances in Perioperative Medicine" at CME program: Primary Care Medicine: Concepts and Controversies, Squaw Valley, CA "Preoperative Cardiac and Pulmonary Evaluation" at CME program: Management of the Hospitalized Patient 2000 "Controversies in Perioperative Medicine" and "Issues in Medical Consultation" at UCSF CME program: Management of the Hospitalized Patient 2001 "Preoperative Evaluation in Office Practice" at CME program: Primary Care Medicine: Principles & Practice "More Controversies in Perioperative Medicine" at CME program: "Management of the Hospitalized Patient" 2002 Co-Chair & Lecturer for CME Program: Updates in Perioperative Medicine 2003 Co-Chair & Lecturer for CME Program: Updates in Perioperative Medicine "Perioperative Medical Management of the Patient with Hip Fracture" at Geriatrics Grand Rounds "Preoperative Cardiac Evaluation" at Primary Care Grand Rounds "Hospital Medicine" at CME program: Internal Medicine Board Recertification Review 2004 "Updates in Perioperative Medicine" at CME Program Advances in Internal Medicine Course Chair & Lecturer for CME Program: Internal Medicine Board Certification Review Course Co-Chair & Lecturer for CME Program: Internal Medicine Board Recertification Review (pending)      Regional (non-UCSF) 1999 "Preventing Venous Thromboembolism" and "Dermatological Emergencies" at Los Gatos Community Hospital, CA "Caring for Asian American Patients in Community and Academic Practice" at annual meeting of the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association, San Francisco, CA 2000 "Preoperative Cardiac & Pulmonary Evaluation" at Medical Grand Rounds, Travis AFB Hospital, CA 2002 "Preoperative Cardiac Evaluation" at Medical Grand Rounds, Grossmont Sharp Hospital, San Diego, CA 2003 "Perioperative Care of the Patient with Hip Fracture" at California Association of Long Term Care Medicine Annual Symposium, Anaheim, CA "Beta-blockers and Beyond" at Cardiology Conference, Grossmont Sharp Hospital, San Diego, CA 2004 "Perioperative Care of the Patient with Hip Fracture" at Summit Hospital, Oakland, CA "Preoperative Cardiac & Pulmonary Evaluation" at Kaiser Hospital, Richmond CA      National 2001 "Preoperative Evaluation for the Primary Care Physician" at American Geriatrics Society annual meeting, Chicago, IL   Service      UCSF Committee Service 1996 - Intern Selection Committee, Internal Medicine Residency Programs 1998 - Resident Recruitment Committee, Co-chair 2001 - Medication Safety Committee, Chair 2001 - Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, Chair 2002 - Patient Safety Committee 2004 - Faculty Council      Other Committee Service 1998 - Peer Review Committee, Brown & Toland Medical Group   Clinical Responsibilities      Inpatient 1999 - 2004 Attending Physician, Medicine Service (Attending 4 months per year) Director, Medicine Consultation Service (Attending 3 months per year) Adapted the Medicine Consultation Service to function as a ward team utilizing nurse practitioners (1998-1999) Developed a comanagement program for medically complicated orthopedic surgery patients (2001-2002)      Outpatient 1999 - 2004 Attending Physician, General Internal Medicine Practice (2 sessions per week)   Teaching      Principal Responsibilities 1996 - 2004 Director and Attending Physician, Medicine Consultation Service (3 months per year) Daily lecture and clinical supervision for Medicine resident Compile and edit syllabus used at Moffitt-Long Hospital and San Francisco General Hospital 3 hours per day of direct student contact Attending Physician, Medicine Ward Service (4 months per year) Daily lectures and clinical supervision of Medicine resident, interns, and medical students. 3 hours per day of direct student contact Attending Physician and Preceptor, General Medicine Clinic (one session per week) Supervise Medicine residents, interns, and medical students 4 hours per week of direct student contact      Selected Additional Lectures & Teaching: UCSF Internal Medicine Residency Program, Tri-Hospital Housestaff Conference: 1999-2004 "Preoperative Cardiac & Pulmonary Evaluation" "How to Give a Medical Talk"   UCSFInternal Medicine Residency Program, Hospitalist Track Core Curriculum: 1999-2001 "Co-management with Surgeons"   UCSF Orthopedic Surgery Arthoplasty and Spine Conference: 2001-2002 "Preoperative Cardiac and Pulmonary Evaluation" "DVT Prophylaxis for Orthopedic Surgery Patients"   UCSF School of Medicine: 2000 Preceptor, Cardiac Examination Skills Workshop for 2nd year medical students 2001 Small Group Leader, Problem Based Learning for 1st year medical students   UCSF School of Nursing, Nurse Practitioner Training Program: 1996-2002 Preceptor, N 405 (Practicum for Health Assessment) 1998-2004 Lecturer, N 288F (Exacerbation of Chronic Illness) 2000-2004 Lecturer, N 255B (Diagnosis and Treatment of the Acutely Ill & Injured)   UCSF Center for Aging in Diverse Communities: 2000 "How to Give a Medical Talk"        Visiting Professorships 2001 UCSF-Fresno, Lectured and supervised residents on wards and in clinic   Teaching Grants 2001 Academic Geriatric Resource Program. "Enhancing Geriatric Training for Hospitalists and Trainees in Hospital Medicine." Co-principal investigators Wachter, RM and Flanders, SA. Co-investigators Cheng, HQ, Green, A, and Lyons, W. ($25,000)   Research 1987-1988 Genentech, Inc. Investigated the signal transduction pathway for tumor necrosis factor and developed purification strategies for recombinant proteins 1990-1991 Cancer Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco Investigated the effects of interleukin-4 and interferon-y on protein expression by human monocyte using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and a computer-assisted analysis system   Publications Cheng, H.Q. (1998) Controversies in Perioperative Medicine. Western Journal of Medicine; 109 (6): 351-5. Cheng, H.Q., Smith, D.M., Levine, A.D., and Epstein, L.B. (1991) Induction and Suppression of Proteins by Interleukin-4 and Interferon-y in Human Monocytes. Clinical Research; 39 (1): 57A Bio | Hospital Medicine Faculty