Staff
Jenica Cimino Research Assistant |
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Jenica Cimino graduated from Brown University with a degree in Religious Studies. Prior to joining the Department of Medicine at UCSF, she worked as a research assistant in the psychophysiology lab at Stanford where she studied meditation as a treatment technique for social phobia. Most recently, she assisted a medical student at UCSF on a research project on serious illness in a hospitalized underserved population. Under Wendy Anderson, she will research physician-patient communication on life-limiting illness and engage in a multi-site study on communication between physicians and surrogates of patients with acute lung injury.



