Research Summary
Kazim Narsinh, MD is a neurointerventional radiologist at UCSF.
Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. Narsinh obtained a medical degree at the UC San Diego School of Medicine, where he was a Howard Hughes Medical Research Fellow. He then completed a surgical internship at Stanford, a radiology residency at UC San Diego, an interventional radiology fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania, a neuroradiology fellowship at UCSF, and a neurointerventional fellowship at UCSF.
As a clinician and scientist, Dr. Narsinh has authored more than 60 articles on topics including single cell transcriptomics, cellular and molecular imaging, carcinogenesis, and vascular disease.
Education
2022 - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champion Training, UCSF
2021 - Neurointerventional Radiology Fellowship, UCSF
2019 - Neuroradiology Fellowship, UCSF
2018 - Interventional Radiology Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania
2017 - Radiology Residency, UC San Diego
2012 - Surgery Internship, Stanford
MD, 2011 - Medicine, UC San Diego
BA, 2006 - Molecular Cell Biology, UC Berkeley