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Department of Family & Community Medicine
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Bradley Shapiro, MD
Assistant Clinical Professor
 

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Position(s)
  • Medical Director, Opiate Treatment Outpatient Program
  • Medical Director, Office Based Opiate Treatment Program

Training
  • MD, UCSF
  • UCSF, Family and Community Medicine

Areas of Interest
  • Treatment of Opiate Dependence
    Emphasis on practical solutions to problems of access and efficacy of treatment, development of new models of treatment, collaborative and multi-disciplinary approaches, impact of regulatory and budgetary decision making on population health, dismantling punitive and perjorative structures of care, ethnography and everyday experience of opiate dependent people.
  • Integrated Health Care
    Programmatic attempts to provide seamless mental health, substance abuse, primary care and other needed services, creative collaborations with criminal justice/housing/community agencies, patient advocacy, social justice, compassion as a practice.

Contact Information
Department of Family and Community Medicine
San Francisco General Hospital
Box SFGH-B80 WD83
1001 Potrero Avenue
Bldg 80, Ward 83
San Francisco, CA 94110

ph 415-206-6484

brad.shapiro@sfdph.org

 
Updated: May 17, 2007
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