Archna Eniasivam, MD
She co-founded and currently serves at the Director of Social Medicine in the Division of Hospital Medicine, aimed at developing faculty and staff to engage in research/quality improvement, facilitate dialogue, and design solutions around issues of health equity. She was awarded the 2023 Society of Hospital Medicine Award of Excellence for DEI Leadership. She is also an affiliated member in the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies and a member of the UCSF/UC Hastings Consortium on Law, Science, and Health Policy.
Much of her early experience started within medical education as a co-director from 2017-2022 for Health & The Individual and Health & Society, two three-week courses for first year medical students focused on health systems science and social justice. She was also a co-Faculty Lead from 2020-2022 for the Social Justice Discussion Club as part of the HEAR (Health Equity and Racial) Justice Pathway which engages learners in conversations, skill building, and reflection around improving health outcomes for people of color, promoting equity in the medical workforce, and actively dismantling systems of oppression that perpetuate health inequities.
Education
Honors and Awards
Jones BLH, Garg M, Eniasivam A. Beyond competency: LGBTQ+ history as medical education. Medical education 2023. PMID: 36852943
Eniasivam A, Pereira L, Dzeng E. A Call for Restorative and Transformative Justice Approaches to Anti-Racism in Medicine. 2022. PMID: 35484366
Eniasivam A, Medeiros A, Garg M. Addressing Harm and Establishing Trust in Peer Review: Recommendations for Action. 2022. PMID: 35030641
Garg M, Eniasivam A, Satterfield J, Norton B, Austin E, Dohan D. Rapid transition of a preclinical health systems science and social justice course to remote learning in the time of coronavirus. Volume 25 of Issue 1. Medical education online 2020. PMID: 32822280
Archna Eniasivam, MD (Introduction Weijen Chang, MD); Bradley Monash, MD; Leonard Samuel Feldman, MD. The Hospitalist Why Required Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowships Are Unnecessary 2016. PMID: