Sonny Tat, MD, MPH

Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics

Location: UCSF San Francisco & Oakland

Specialty: Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Biography

Education:
BA: Stanford University, Stanford, CA
MD: University of Washington, School of Medicine, Seattle, WA
MPH: Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA
Residency: University of California, San Francisco
Fellowship: Children's National Medical Center, Division of Emergency Medicine, Washington, DC
Board Certification: Pediatrics

Research and Academic Interests:
Diagnostic errors in the pediatric emergency room - IRB approved
Digital scholarship - Forming consensus committee to review available literature, draft position statement
Learning clinical reasoning skills using an asynchronous website - IRB in progress

Honors/Awards:
UCSF Medical Student Teaching Award Honorable Mention 2010
Stanford University Harvey Award for Resident Assistant of the Year 2001

Publications

Healthcare in the New Vietnam: comparing patients' satisfaction with outpatient care in a traditional neighborhood clinic and a new, western-style clinic in Ho Chi Minh City.

Tat S, Barr D

Developing and Integrating Asynchronous Web-Based Cases for Discussing and Learning Clinical Reasoning: Repeated Cross-sectional Study.

Tat S, Shaukat H, Zaveri P, Kou M, Jarvis L

2018 Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference: Advancing Pediatric Emergency Medicine Education Through Research and Scholarship.

Klig JE, Fang A, Fox SM, Hom J, Strobel A, Tat S, Wall JJ, Bhat R, Weinberg E, Deninghoff KR, Ishimine P, Kou M

The Utility of Bedside Lung Ultrasound Findings in Bronchiolitis.

Cohen JS, Hughes N, Tat S, Chamberlain JM, Teach SJ, Boniface K

PEMNetwork: Barriers and Enablers to Collaboration and Multimedia Education in the Digital Age.

Lumba-Brown A, Tat S, Auerbach MA, Kessler DO, Alletag M, Grover P, Schnadower D, Macias CG, Chang TP

Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug Toxicity in Children: A Clinical Review.

Chung EY, Tat ST

Imaging, clearance, and controversies in pediatric cervical spine trauma.

Tat ST, Mejia MJ, Freishtat RJ