Teen Clinical Services

• How to Contact Us
• Who We Are
• Adolescent Medicine Specialists
• Adolescent Medicine Clinical Faculty
• What service we provide
• How to Use Us
• Colposcopy Clinic
• Adolescent Reproductive Health Clinic (GYN)
• Young Women's Clinic (Teen Pregnancy Clinic)
• Consultation Service
• Inpatient Adolescent Medicine Service

How to Contact Us

Teen Clinic
University of California, San Francisco
400 Parnassus, Room A269 (2nd Floor)
San Francisco, CA 94143
(415) 353-2002

Who We Are

The Division of Adolescent Medicine is an interdisciplinary teaching, service, consultation and research division within the Department of Pediatrics.

Adolescent Medicine Specialists*

Colette Auerwald, MD, MS, Pediatrician
Division of Adolescent Medicine

Sara Buckelew, MD, MPH, Pediatrician
Division of Adolescent Medicine

Loris Hwang, MD, Pediatrician
Division of Adolescent Medicine

Charles E. Irwin, Jr., MD, Pediatrician
Director, Division of Adolescent Medicine

Barbara Long, MD, Pediatrician
Sports Medicine Physician,
Division of Adolescent Medicine

Barbara Moscicki, MD, Pediatrician
Associate Director for Clinical Services,
Division of Adolescent Medicine
Director, Colposcopy Clinic

Mark Rubinstein, MD, Internist
Assistant Adjunct Professor
Division of Adolescent Medicine

Mary-Ann Shafer, MD, Pediatrician
Associate Director for Training,
Division of Adolescent Medicine

*All are subspecialty boarded in Adolescent Medicine

Division of Adolescent Clinical Faculty

Andrea Garber, PhD, RD, Nutritionist
David Knopf, LCSW, MSW, MPH, Chief Social Worker
Erica Monasterio, MSN, FNP, Nurse Practitioner
Lynn Ponton, MD, Psychiatrist
Joan K. Orrell-Valente, PhD, Clinical Psychologist
Kim Norman, MD
Nancy White, EdD, Learning Specialist

What Services We Provide

• General health care.
• Family planning, sexuality, pregnancy and general adolescent gynecological care.
• Sexually transmitted disease diagnosis and treatment.
• Colposcopic examination and treatment.
• Behavior, family and school problems evaluation and counseling.
• Substance use and abuse management.
• Nutrition and adolescent eating disorders.
• Sports medicine.
• Chronic disease management.
• Health care for special populations including gay youth, youth in out-of-home placement and runaways.
• Health promotion, education and disease prevention counseling.
• Medical consultants to high school based clinic and residential drug treatment center for youth.

How to Use Us