Marta Kosinski

Marta Kosinski brings a wealth of experience in pediatrics to her role as a Professor at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. With a medical degree earned from UCSF in 1991, Dr. Kosinski further honed her expertise during her residency at Children's Hospital Oakland, completed in 1994. Her career has been marked by significant contributions to the field, particularly in the areas of treatment, immunization programs, and the complexities of dissent and disputes within pediatric care. Dr. Kosinski's research interests are deeply rooted in understanding and addressing the challenges associated with treatment refusal and the implementation of immunization programs. Her publications often explore these themes, providing valuable insights and fostering discussions that aim to improve pediatric healthcare practices. Her work is not only academic but also practical, as she seeks to bridge the gap between research and real-world application in clinical settings. In addition to her research and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Kosinski has demonstrated a commitment to fostering inclusive and equitable healthcare environments. She completed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champion Training in 2019, which underscores her dedication to creating a supportive and understanding atmosphere for both patients and colleagues. This training has equipped her with the skills to advocate for diverse perspectives and to address disparities in healthcare delivery. Dr. Kosinski's clinical expertise is showcased at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, where she is actively involved in patient care. Her approach to pediatrics is characterized by a compassionate understanding of the unique needs of children and their families, ensuring that her patients receive comprehensive and empathetic care. Throughout her career, Dr. Kosinski has been a vocal advocate for evidence-based practices and has contributed to numerous initiatives aimed at improving pediatric health outcomes. Her dedication to her field is reflected in her ongoing efforts to educate the next generation of healthcare professionals, instilling in them the importance of research, empathy, and advocacy in medicine.