Current Fellows
Marcela Toro Bejarano, MD
Fellow
Marcela Toro Bejarano, MD
Fellow
Jaber Saad, MD
Fellow
Jaber Saad, MD
Fellow
About Me
Dr. Jaber Saad earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and completed medical school and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. We were first drawn to this fellowship training program by the incredibly welcoming fellows and faculty. He has enjoyed the diversity of his training experience both at KP and UCSF. His special interests include the effect of adverse childhood experiences on the development of genitourinary disorders, obstetrical anal sphincter injuries, and medical education. The Bay Area is wonderful, and Dr. Saad enjoys exploring the countless spectacular hikes in the hills and mountains and along the water with his wife and two kids.
Wenjin Cheng, MD
Fellow
Wenjin Cheng, MD
Fellow
Past Fellows
Jennifer Wong, MD
Fellow 2020-2023
Jennifer Wong, MD
Fellow 2020-2023
About Me
I earned my medical degree and completed residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at the University of Hawaii. I instantly fell in love with the Kaiser-UCSF FPMRS fellowship program and had no hesitation moving to California. I was drawn to the friendly faculty and fellows, in addition to the breadth and depth of training at two major healthcare systems. Dr. Ramm is a fantastic program director and has always supported my personal growth and endeavors, such as incorporating my passion for transgender health as a part of my fellowship experience. Outside of work and research, I enjoy exploring the Bay Area’s parks and trails with my dog.
Toya Gordon, MD
Fellow 2018-2020
Toya Gordon, MD
Fellow 2018-2020
Caitlyn Painter, DO
Fellow 2018-2021
Caitlyn Painter, DO
Fellow 2018-2021
About me
Dr. Painter joined the Kaiser-UCSF Fellowship after completing her residency here at Kaiser Permanente Oakland. She received her medical degree from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Vallejo, California and earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Her clinical and research interests include obstetric pelvic floor trauma, which has led her to revamp the Kaiser Permanente East Bay postpartum perineal clinic. She works with the IOWD, International Organization for Women and Development, a non-profit organization which works to help treat obstetric fistula, and plans to continue this throughout her career. What she values most about her fellowship experience is the support and encouragement for autonomous learning to design a fellowship experience that suits the individuals needs and aspirations. Thesis: Pelvic Pain and Psychological Well-being in Women following Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury
Victor Velasco, MD
Fellow 2019-2022
Victor Velasco, MD
Fellow 2019-2022
About Me
Hello and thank you for visiting our program’s website. I attended medical school at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and completed my residency at the LAC+USC Medical Center in Los Angeles. My special interests within our subspecialty include studying the long-term effects of anti-muscarinic medications in patients with overactive bladder and surgical pedagogy. I was most drawn to our program by the combination of training within the Kaiser system as well as an academic medical center, and our outstanding faculty. I was a professional classical musician before attending medical school and greatly enjoy finding the parallels between the worlds of music and medicine.
Amy Alagh, MD
Fellow 2021 – 2024
Amy Alagh, MD
Fellow 2021 – 2024
About Me
Dr. Amy Alagh is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma and has now lived in different areas of California for over 10 years. She attended medical school at the University of California, San Diego and completed OB/Gyn residency at UCSF-Frenso. The KP-UCSF Urogynecology fellowship provides the unique opportunity to train in multiple care settings, including in the Kaiser system as well as a top notch academic medical center, with diverse populations in the Bay Area. The supportive faculty and staff have been instrumental in Dr. Alagh’s growth, both academically and personally. Dr. Alagh’s academic interests include disparities in access to care for pelvic floor disorders and medical equity. Outside of work, her hobbies including cooking, hiking, watching horror movies, and hanging out with her fiancée and co-fellows
