Kayla Enriquez, MD, MPH

Associate Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

Location: UCSF San Francisco & Oakland

Specialty: Emergency Medicine

Biography

Education:
BS: University of California, San Diego
MD: George Washington University School of Medicine
MPH: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Training: Brigham and Women's Hospital, International Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Alameda Health System - Highland Hospital, Emergency Medicine Residency
Board Certification: Emergency Medicine

Honors/Awards:
John A. Watson Faculty Scholar

Global Health interest specifically in health systems rebuilding both during and post humanitarian crisis. Experience in humanitarian field, refugee camp medicine, emergency medicine education abroad, and emergency medicine development.

Publications

Abnormal urinalysis results are common, regardless of specimen collection technique, in women without urinary tract infections.

Frazee BW, Enriquez K, Ng V, Alter H

Navigating trauma airway responsibilities in the modern emergency department: A survey of emergency physicians.

Coit EJ, McIlvain C, Bracey A, Enriquez K, Brown J

Navigating trauma airway responsibilities in the Modern Emergency Department: A survey of emergency physicians.

Coit EJ, McIlvain C, Bracey A, Enriquez K, Brown J

Measuring the effectiveness of online search ads on blood donor recruitment and donation.

McElfresh DC, Bennett J, Enriquez K, Pham TD

Implementation and outcomes of a comprehensive emergency care curriculum at a low-resource referral hospital in Liberia: A novel approach to application of the WHO Basic Emergency Care toolkit.

Epps L, Ramachandran A, Yi S, Mayah A, Burkholder T, Jaung M, Haider A, Wesseh P, Shakpeh J, Bills C, Enriquez K

Surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis among surgical patients: results from a retrospective observational study at a public hospital in Liberia.

Enriquez K, Raouf S, Shakpeh J, Niescierenko M, Mayah-Toto F

Emergency department antimicrobial use in a low-resource setting: results from a retrospective observational study at a referral hospital in Liberia.

Yi S, Ramachandran A, Epps L, Mayah A, Burkholder TW, Jaung MS, Haider A, Whesseh P, Shakpeh J, Enriquez K, Bills C

The Impact of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Improvements on Hand Hygiene at Two Liberian Hospitals during the Recovery Phase of an Ebola Epidemic.

Kanagasabai U, Enriquez K, Gelting R, Malpiedi P, Zayzay C, Kendor J, Fahnbulleh S, Cooper C, Gibson W, Brown R, Nador N, Williams DE, Chiriboga D, Niescierenko M

Understanding the Predictors that Contribute to Liberian Health Care Workers Feeling Protected From Ebola While at Work.

Enriquez K, Udhayashankar K, Niescierenko M