Armond Esmaili, MD
Biography University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco VA Medical Center | Chief Residency | 2019 | Internal Medicine | University of Calfornia, San Francisco | Residency | 2018 | Internal Medicine | University of California, San Francisco | Internship | 2016 | Internal Medicine | Georgetown University School of Medicine | M.D. | 2015 | | Georgetown University | B.Sc. | 2011 | Human Science |
UCSF Health | 2020 | | Exceptional Physician Award, Honorable Mention | University of California, San Francisco | 2020 | | Research & Policy Award, Center for Healthcare Value | University of California, San Francisco | 2017 | | Chief Resident, Department of Medicine | Georgetown University School of Medicine | 2014 | | Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society | Georgetown University School of Medicine | 2014 | | Gold Humanism Honor Society | Georgetown University | 2012 | | Rhodes Scholarship National Finalist | Georgetown University | 2011 | | Valedictorian and Summa Cum Laude | Georgetown University | 2009 | | Sigma Xi Scientific Research Honor Society |
Overview Armond M. Esmaili, MD is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hospital Medicine (DHM). He is the Medical Director of UCSF Health's Respiratory Isolation Unit (RIU) at Parnassus Heights and the Assistant Director of DHM's Goldman Medical Service. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and divides his time between patient care, hospital operations leadership, and medical education.
As a hospitalist, Armond directly cares for patients on the inpatient wards and also supervises teams of resident physicians and medical students. As the RIU Medical Director, he leads and oversees all efforts to care for patients with suspected and confirmed COVID-19. As the Assistant Director of the Goldman Medical Service, he helps lead and oversee the clinical operations and system improvement efforts of DHM's direct care hospitalist service. He has scholarly interests and experience in patient safety, care transitions for hospitalized patients, care delivery innovation, patient communication, and health systems leadership.
Armond received his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University where he majored in Human Science, graduated as Valedictorian, and was a Rhodes Scholarship national finalist. He earned his medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine where he was a Health Justice Scholar. He completed his medical internship and residency in Internal Medicine at UCSF with additional training in quality improvement and health policy in the residency’s Health Systems and Leadership pathway. He then served as UCSF Chief Resident at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. Armond joined UCSF’s Division of Hospital Medicine as faculty in 2019.
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Discharge Practices for COVID-19 Patients: Rapid Review of Published Guidance and Synthesis of Documents and Practices at 22 US Academic Medical Centers. J Gen Intern Med. 2021 Apr 09.
PMID: 33835314.
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The Importance of Emotional Intelligence When Leading in a Time of Crisis. J Hosp Med. 2020 09; 15(9):568-569.
Kantor MA, Apgar SK, Esmaili AM, Khan A, Monash B, Sharpe BA. PMID: 32853143.
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Prevalence and characterisation of diagnostic error among 7-day all-cause hospital medicine readmissions: a retrospective cohort study. BMJ Qual Saf. 2020 12; 29(12):971-979.
Raffel KE, Kantor MA, Barish P, Esmaili A, Lim H, Xue F, Ranji SR. PMID: 32753409.
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Collaborative Delirium Prevention in the Age of COVID-19. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2020 05; 68(5):947-949.
LaHue SC, James TC, Newman JC, Esmaili AM, Ormseth CH, Ely EW. PMID: 32277467.
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Understanding the Singapore COVID-19 Experience: Implications for Hospital Medicine. J Hosp Med. 2020 05; 15(5):281-283.
Vidyarthi AR, Bagdasarian N, Esmaili AM, Archuleta S, Monash B, Sehgal NL, Green A, Lim A. PMID: 32379029.
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in: Taylor AJ (ed.), Learning cardiac auscultation: from essentials to expert clinical interpretation. Aortic sclerosis. 2015.
Esmaili AM, Christian RA, Pfaff AC. View Publication.
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Regulation of the ATM-activator protein Aven by CRM1-dependent nuclear export. . 2010 Oct 01; 9(19):3913-20.
Esmaili AM, Johnson EL, Thaivalappil SS, Kuhn HM, Kornbluth S, Irusta PM. PMID: 20935510.
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Mutations in the conserved C-terminal sequence in thyroid hormone receptor dissociate hormone-dependent activation from interference with AP-1 activity. Mol Cell Biol. 1997 Aug; 17(8):4687-95.
Saatcioglu F, Lopez G, West BL, Zandi E, Feng W, Lu H, Esmaili A, Apriletti JW, Kushner PJ, Baxter JD, Karin M. PMID: 9234725.
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