Kenny Banh • UCSF Profiles (original) (raw)

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Kenny Banh, MD, FACEP is a Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine and since 2014, the Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Medical Education at UCSF Fresno.

Dr. Banh has started and/or directed multiple educational programs in the region. These include the first Medical Education Fellowship, the first longitudinal integrated clerkship, SJV PRIME and SJV MedBridge as part of California Medicine Scholars Program.

In 2018 Dr. Banh created the UCSF Fresno Mobile Health and Learning (Mobile HeaL) clinic. Mobile HeaL is designed to bring health care services to local communities where it is needed most while providing learning opportunities for future health care providers. It is the largest free health servicer in the region and has health services targeting COVID-19, influenza, diabetes, hypertension, sexually transmitted infections, MPOX, childhood vaccinations, rural farmworkers and the homeless. The clinic was the largest single provider of COVID vaccines in the region and to date has treated almost 200,000 patients and affords clinical opportunities for UCSF learners, premed, nursing and social worker students in underserved valley medicine. Mobile HeaL is the first program in California and the first mobile health program in the country to deliver free contraceptive care services through Health and Human Service Secretary Xavier Becerra Upstream initiative.

Dr. Banh was inducted into the UCSF Academy of Medical Educators, and currently serves as the chair of the AAMC Group on Regional Medical Campuses Steering Committee as well on the University of California Office of the President - California HIV/AIDS Research Program Advisory Council.

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1. The community college path to medicine: an untapped resource to diversify and improve the future physician workforce. Acad Med. 2026 Mar 01; 101(3):295-299. Bailey J, Phillips EL, Jackson K, Nazaryan S, Banh K, Teraguchi D, Cofield T, Green C, Hernandez R. PMID: 41672746.
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2. Will COVID force public health to confront America's epic inequality? Nature. 2021 04; 592(7856):674-680. Maxmen A. PMID: 33911280.
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3. A typology of longitudinal integrated clerkships. Med Educ. 2016 Sep; 50(9):922-32. Worley P, Couper I, Strasser R, Graves L, Cummings BA, Woodman R, Stagg P, Hirsh D, Consortium of Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships (CLIC) Research Collaborative. PMID: 27562892.
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4. The 5Cs of Consultation: Training Medical Students to Communicate Effectively in the Emergency Department. J Emerg Med. 2015 Nov; 49(5):713-21. Kessler CS, Tadisina KK, Saks M, Franzen D, Woods R, Banh KV, Bounds R, Smith M, Deiorio N, Schwartz A. PMID: 26250838.
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5. Effectiveness of emergency medicine in longitudinal integrated clerkships. Med Educ Online. 2014; 19:25429. Banh K, Ramirez R, Thabit C. PMID: 25227527; PMCID: PMC4165724.
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6. Effectiveness of Emergency Medicine Experience in Third-Year Integrated Longitudinal Medical Student Programs. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2013 Nov 1; 62(5):s173. Banh BK, Ramirez RR. .
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7. Comparing diagnostic performance and the utility of clinical vignette-based assessment under testing conditions designed to encourage either automatic or analytic thought. Acad Med. 2013 Oct; 88(10):1545-51. Ilgen JS, Bowen JL, McIntyre LA, Banh KV, Barnes D, Coates WC, Druck J, Fix ML, Rimple D, Yarris LM, Eva KW. PMID: 23969355.
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8. Single-dose etomidate for intubation in the trauma patient. J Emerg Med. 2012 Nov; 43(5):e277-82. Banh KV, James S, Hendey GW, Snowden B, Kaups K. PMID: 22560133.
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9. Magnetic resonance imaging identifies occult hip fractures missed by 64-slice computed tomography. J Emerg Med. 2012 Aug; 43(2):303-7. Hakkarinen DK, Banh KV, Hendey GW. PMID: 22459594.
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10. Facial ischemia after hyaluronic acid injection. J Emerg Med. 2013 Jan; 44(1):169-70. Banh K. PMID: 21958454.
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11. Images in emergency medicine. Adult female with rash on lower extremities. Vasculopathic purpura and neutropenia caused by levamisole-contaminated cocaine. Ann Emerg Med. 2011 Mar; 57(3):307, 311. Lung D, Lynch K, Agrawal S, Armenian P, Banh K. PMID: 21353913.
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12. Plain Radiography of the Upper Extremity in Adults. Clinical Emergency Radiology. 2008 Jan 1; 3-14. Banh BK, Hendey HG. .
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