Chase Anderson • UCSF Profiles

Chase Anderson, MD

Title(s)	Assistant Professor, Psychiatry
School	School of Medicine
Phone	--
ORCID	0009-0003-4504-4867
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Biography

Education and Training

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts	B.S.	06/2011	Chemistry
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts	M.S.	06/2013	Biological Engineering
The Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois	M.D.	05/2017	Medicine
The Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts		06/2020	Psychiatry
The University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco		06/2022	Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Awards and Honors

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2011		Chemistry Research Award
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2011		The Senior Legacy Award
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2011		The Order of the Phoenix Award
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2013		Outstanding Resident Advisor Award
The Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine	2017		The Kenneth M. Viste Jr., MD, Student Service Recognition Award
North California Regional Organization of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry	2021		The Wasserman Education Award
Building the Next Generation of Academic Physicians (BNGAP) - National LGBT Health Workforce	2022		Health Professional Leadership Award
The University of California, San Francisco	2022 -	2025	The John A. Watson Faculty Scholarship

Overview

Hi, Chase Anderson here! I'm very humbled and excited to at UCSF as an Assistant Professor in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. My interests in medicine revolve around mental health and advocacy for LGBTQ+ and minoritized populations. I hope to work with as many kids as I can so they might feel more safe with their own minds, are able navigate the world being minoritized and having mental illness, and to work with the family as a whole around healing.

Outside of the hospital, I like to write op-eds about race, LGBTQ+ matters, diversity, minority stress, and other topics (including how they relate to psychiatry), give talks at universities around minority stress, read fantasy novels, listen to Kpop, go for long walks, plan group dinners with friends, and talk with others about how to make the world better. Oh, and gay clubbing.

I'm also active on Twitter (not as much as before, but I tweet sometimes!), where I speak about racism, homophobia, and bigotry in medicine and the wider world. My handle is @ChaseTMAnderson, and my Instagram is @AresTMusesDreamCooper.

I look forward to connecting with you! 💖

Interests

LGBTQ+ health, URM health, Advocacy through writing, Child psychiatry, Kpop, Fantasy novels

Websites

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In The News

	5 Ways You're Contributing To HIV Stigma Without Realizing It (12/01/2023)
	I’m a Psychiatrist and Here’s What I Want People to Know About My Suicidal Ideation: Honestly, it’s OK to ask me about it. (06/05/2023)
	Best Practices for an LGBTQ+ Friendly Medical Space (10/13/2022)
	People With Bipolar Disorder (10/13/2022)
	What does bipolar disorder feel like? (10/11/2022)
	Physician Demographics: Sexual Orientation & Race (08/22/2022)
	3 LGBTQ+ physicians worth celebrating (06/20/2022)
	Health care workers aren’t heroes. We’re human, and we need your help (10/05/2021)
	'As a Black, Gay Physician, I've Survived In America By Embracing My Anger' (06/15/2021)
	I'm A Black, Gay Physician. I'm Here Today Because My Friends Saw Me — All Of Me (06/08/2021)
	Do You Really See Me? (05/25/2021)
	Op-Ed: We're Kind to Our Patients, Why Not Each Other? (04/07/2021)
	A Black, Gay, Unicorn-Phoenix Psychiatry Resident Found His Voice on Twitter: The Choice to Become K.C. Ardem (02/17/2021)
	Understanding 'Minority Stress' Saved My Life (02/16/2021)
	It Is Right to Leave: Rank List Decisions as a Minoritized Medical Trainee (01/17/2021)
	Grateful For #MedTwitter in 2020 (12/30/2020)
	Life After Depression: A Physician in Remission (12/14/2020)
	I'm a Black psychiatrist. I'm never prepared for the emptiness and grief I feel when police shoot a Black person (10/23/2020)
	NEJM - Taking Back Our Voices - #HumanityIsOurLane (10/22/2020)
	My Black Mind Is Not Yours — The Minority Trap During Interviews and How to Avoid It (10/12/2020)
	Respecting All Patients (9/29/2020)
	The Masks We Wear to Survive (9/22/2020)
	How to Discuss Minority Stress with Patients (8/26/2020)
	How to Talk about Diversity with Minority Physicians (08/07/2020)
	The Weaponization of Professionalism (08/02/2020)
	Medical Schools are Failing Minority Students (06/08/2020)
	Covid-19 Highlights Longstanding Discrimination Against Minority Physicians (05/28/2020)
	STAT News: We're Psychiatry Residents. We will take good care of you if you get Covid-19 (05/13/2020)
	KevinMD: A Physician's Experience of Bigotry In Medicine (05/08/2020)

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Gender Identity and Ethnoracial Disparities in Conversion Effort Exposure. Am J Public Health. 2024 May; 114(5):455-457. Turban JL, Anderson CTM, Spetz J. PMID: 38598764; PMCID: PMC11008289.

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Sexual and Gender Diversity in Pediatric Neurology: Why We Care. Pediatr Neurol. 2023 Aug; 145:28-29. Christy A, Martindale J, Hranilovich J, Orozco-Poore C, Kernan-Schloss F, Anderson CTM, Strober J, Mitchell W, Lerario MP. PMID: 37257397.

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Taking Back Our Voices - #HumanityIsOurLane. N Engl J Med. 2020 Oct 22; 383(17):1609-1611. Anderson CTM. PMID: 32603037.

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HIV-1-Specific Antibody Response and Function after DNA Prime and Recombinant Adenovirus 5 Boost HIV Vaccine in HIV-Infected Subjects. PLoS One. 2016; 11(8):e0160341. Gach JS, Gorlani A, Dotsey EY, Becerra JC, Anderson CT, Berzins B, Felgner PL, Forthal DN, Deeks SG, Wilkin TJ, Casazza JP, Koup RA, Katlama C, Autran B, Murphy RL, Achenbach CJ. PMID: 27500639; PMCID: PMC4976892.

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Endogenously produced nitric oxide mitigates sensitivity of melanoma cells to cisplatin. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2012 Dec 11; 109(50):20373-8. Godoy LC, Anderson CT, Chowdhury R, Trudel LJ, Wogan GN. PMID: 23185001; PMCID: PMC3528548.

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