2021-2022 Fellows
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Marie Boller, MD
Marie Boller, MD
About me
Dr. Marie Boller is an OBGYN physician and 2021-2022 Patient Safety Fellow. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Health Sciences from Juniata College, and attended Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where she was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society. During medical school, her research focused on examining barriers to accessing reproductive health care in Haiti and Chile. She came to the Bay Area to complete OBGYN residency at Kaiser Permanente East Bay. Dr. Boller has a strong clinical interest in obstetric patient safety and is passionate about addressing social determinants of health, particularly as they impact perinatal outcomes. Her project focuses on identifying collaborative strategies to prevent mortality related to intimate partner violence and promote the safety of families.
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Karen Hauser, MD, MPH
Karen Hauser, MD, MPH
about me
Dr. Karen Hauser is an internal medicine physician and 2021-2022 Patient Safety Fellow. She received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Biology from Stanford University, with a focus on environmental impacts on health with additional projects in comparative health policy. She completed medical school at UCSF, participating in a track dedicated to the care of vulnerable populations based at San Francisco General Hospital. Inspired by the patients she cared for and the impact of policy on the social determinants of health, she also obtained a Master of Public Health in Health Policy and Management from Columbia University. Dr. Hauser recently completed her Internal Medicine Residency at UCSF in the Primary Care General Internal Medicine track and participated in the Health Systems Leadership pathway. During this time, she was involved with multiple quality improvement initiatives in advance care planning, HIV screening, medical bundled payments, and discharge coordination. She is passionate about improving healthcare delivery systems, transitions of care, and eliminating healthcare disparities. Dr. Hauser hopes to continue developing her skills in patient safety and quality improvement through her fellowship projects examining life care planning across the care continuum and assisting with the implementation of a geriatric emergency department at KP San Francisco.
Zeenat Khan, MD
Zeenat Khan, MD
About me
Dr. Zeenat Khan is an Emergency Medicine Physician and 2021-2022 Patient Safety Fellow. She received her Medical Degree from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom before moving to the United States to complete her Emergency Medicine Residency at the University of Chicago. Since 2012 she has been working clinically in the Emergency Department at the Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center. She is passionate about health equity and has been involved with the Kaiser Permanente East Bay House Calls program, a virtual educational platform designed to reach KP members from communities of color with known health disparities, and with the Kaiser Permanente East Bay UNITED training program which aims to cultivate inclusive leadership through the lens of diversity and equity. During her fellowship year she will be researching the area of racial health disparities in acute pain management with a focus on the Emergency Department setting.
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