Fion Ng

hi, welcome! Thank you for stopping by. My passion for healing comes from being born two months early to two immigrant parents. It didn't take long before I became resolute in pursuing a passion for empowering and uplifting the voices that have been silenced in healthcare spaces. I bring dynamism, innovation, presence and curiosity with over a decade of pediatric experience in combined clinical care and research arenas. My clinical work spans practice areas that include pediatric (newborn to young adulthood) primary and urgent care, gender affirming care, HIV prevention and treatment, child and adolescent psychiatry, and sexual and reproductive health. Expect a safe space for you and your support folks to share health goals, questions and concerns. My hope is that you feel empowered in the process of exploring your health needs, behaviors and journeys thus far. I am here to guide you, provide insight and education where needed - however, you are the driver and I am so grateful and privileged that you are thinking of collaborating with me on your health care endeavors. One of my favorite career highlights was the introduction and development of the first clinical work flow for the management of HIV prevention in adolescent care for the Department of Community Health Programs for Youth (CHPY) within the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Seeing how little mental health support there was available for the youth I was caring for in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco, I went on to complete a one-year child and adolescent primary care psychiatry fellowship through the University of California, Irvine (UCI) School of Medicine. Aside from providing direct clinical care to children and their families in the acute and primary care environments, I have been published in peer-reviewed journals, have guest lectured at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) School of Nursing at the pre-licensure RN and Master of Science levels, have served as a preceptor and supervisor to nurse practitioner students and pediatric residents, respectively, and currently serve as a mentor in the UCSF School of Nursing Underserved Coalition for Bay Area Advanced Practice Training (UCBAAPT) Program.