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Jonathan Shaw is a Clinical Professor at Stanford University with extensive experience in family medicine and community health. He has dedicated his career to improving healthcare for under-served populations, working primarily within safety-net healthcare systems. As a family physician at Ravenswood Family Health Center, he focuses on serving immigrant and historically marginalized communities. He has held several key appointments, including Medical Director of the Evaluation Sciences Unit and Associate Chair for Community Partnership at the Stanford Department of Medicine. His academic pursuits have involved rigorous community-based research, integrating health and social services to improve care delivery. He completed his B.A. in Philosophy at Yale University, his medical degree at Harvard Medical School, and additional research training in Health Services Research at Stanford. Shaw's research interests encompass psycho-social determinants of health, women’s reproductive health, and strategies for redesigning primary care practices to better serve vulnerable populations. Through various fellowships and partnerships with organizations like the VA and CDC, he has contributed to significant advancements in community health initiatives.
Evaluation Sciences Unit, Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Overseeing research and evaluation efforts aimed at improving healthcare delivery and outcomes.
Ravenswood Family Health Center • East Palo Alto, CA
Providing primary care services to historically underserved populations.
Community Partnership, Department of Medicine, Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Leading community engagement initiatives and partnerships.
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