Anya Edwards, MD, MBA
RESIDENT
Surgery
School of Medicine

415-531-6121

Anya Edwards (Greenberg) is a general surgery resident at UCSF. She completed her undergraduate studies at UCLA where she majored in Mathematics and Business/Economics. She started her career as a healthcare consultant at Deloitte Consulting before getting her MBA at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and then transitioning to healthcare management roles at UCSF Health.

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She subsequently completed a pre-medical post-baccalaureate program at the University of Southern California and attended medical school at UCSF. She graduated with an MD with distinction after pursuing a year of research focused on surgical education, disparities in surgery, and surgical outcomes. She is interested in health services research and aspires to pursue a career as an academic surgeon.

Awards

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  • Promising Medical Student Award, Association for Surgical Education, 2023
  • Center for Healthcare Value Blue Ribbon Award for High-Value Care, UCSF, 2022
  • Department of Surgery Sub-internship award for Excellence in Scholarship & Research, UCSF, 2022
  • Platinum Research Grant, Association for Surgical Education Foundation (ASEF), 2021
  • Dean’s Commendation for Exceptional Volunteerism & Community Service, UCSF, 2021
  • Department of Surgery Tom K. Hunt Memorial Yearlong Research in General Surgery Fellowship, UCSF, 2021
  • Best Presentation, UCSF Department of Surgery Research Symposium, 2021

Education & Training

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  • MD Medicine University of California San Francisco 05/2023
  • MBA Business Management Stanford University Graduate School of Business 06/2013
  • BS/BA Mathematics & Business/Economics University of California Los Angeles 06/2007

Publications (43)

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