MinnieSarwalMDPhD, DCH, MRCP, FRCP

Summary

• Dr. Minnie Sarwal is an adult and pediatric medicine and surgery trained multi organ transplant physician in the Department of Surgery, Medicine and Pediatrics in the University of California in San Francisco, CA, where she codirects the Kidney- Pancreas Transplant Program, the T32 Surgery Training program and the NIH funded Sarwal Lab in Precision Transplant Medicine. She headed the Pediatric Kidney Transplant Program at Stanford with joint appointments in Pediatrics, Surgery and Immunology. She is a key opinion leader for the Transplantation Society and has held multiple leadership positions at the FDA, NIH, Dept of Defense, and Faculty Senates and Stanford and UCSF. She holds her medical degrees from Calcutta Medical College (India), and Guys Hospital, London (UK). She gained her PhD in Molecular Genetics from Cambridge University (UK) and holds a Diploma in Child Health (DCH), MRCP and FRCP degrees from London (UK). She has been in practice 30 years. She specializes in pre and post transplant care, transplant immunology, bioinformatics and AI applications in transplant and renal disease, renal failure and molecular and cellular research in transplant and renal injury. She teaches as a Capstone mentor for the Masters in Translational Medicine Program at UCSF and UC Berkeley.