Maude Dull

Professor with expertise in pediatrics and a profound commitment to advancing healthcare equity, Dr. Maude Dull serves as a distinguished faculty member at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. As the Medical Director of the Pediatric Transitional Care Unit at Benioff Children's Hospital, she plays a pivotal role in managing the care of children with intricate medical conditions, ensuring that each patient receives comprehensive and compassionate care. Dr. Dull's research interests are deeply rooted in patient safety, quality, diversity, equity, and inclusion, reflecting her dedication to fostering an inclusive healthcare environment. Her clinical operations expertise is complemented by her extensive background in internal medicine, pediatrics, and pediatric critical care. This diverse training has equipped her with a holistic understanding of the healthcare needs of children and their families. In addition to her clinical and administrative responsibilities, Dr. Dull has pursued further specialization in patient safety leadership. This additional training underscores her commitment to enhancing healthcare delivery systems and ensuring that patient safety remains at the forefront of pediatric care practices. Dr. Dull's scholarly contributions extend to the realm of chromatin accessibility and tissue development, where she has co-authored several publications. Her research endeavors highlight her ability to bridge clinical practice with scientific inquiry, contributing valuable insights to the medical community. Through her work, Dr. Dull exemplifies the integration of clinical excellence with a passion for research and advocacy. Her leadership in the Pediatric Transitional Care Unit not only impacts the immediate care of her patients but also sets a standard for future healthcare practices that prioritize equity and inclusion. Her dedication to these principles continues to inspire her colleagues and students alike, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation in pediatric healthcare.