Justin

Bullock

MD

National Responsibilities

Co-Director, Docs with Disabilities Initiative

Editorial Board, Teaching and Learning in Medicine

Honors

Admiral Edward L. Cochrane Award
Awarded to the MIT male senior with the highest qualities of inspiration, humility, and leadership in college athletics
2014

UCSF Bridges Curriculum Foundations Teaching Award
Award for Excellence in Small Group Instruction by Student
2018

UCSF Gold Headed Cane Society
Awarded to three graduating students who most represent the qualities of a true physician, elected by peers and faculty
2019

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society
2019

UCSF Bridges Curriculum Foundations Teaching Award
Award for Excellence in Small Group Instruction by Student
2019

UCSF Bridges Curriculum Foundations Teaching Award
Lifetime Achievement Award [for receiving three total teaching awards]
Outstanding Lecture
2021

AAMC Research in Medical Education
Best Paper by a Trainee
2021

UCSF Internal Medicine Reza Gandjei Humanism Award
This award is given to a resident who has demonstrated significant academic & clinical achievements and is truly committed to the compassionate care of patients and the practice of medicine according to the highest ethical standards.
2022

American Society of Nephrology Loan Mitigation Program
2022

Mount Baker Foundation Award
2022

WebMD Health Hero Award
These awards celebrate six people nationally who have worked tirelessly to improve the mental health of medical professionals, veterans, first responders, and older adults.
2022

Education & Training

Nephrology Fellowship
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
2022-2024

Internal Medicine Residency
University of California, San Francisco\San Francisco, CA
2019-2022

Medical School 
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
2014-2019

Master of Public Health
University of California- Berkeley, 
Berkeley, CA
2017-2018

Bachelor of Science- Chemical Biological Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
2010-2014

Research & Clinical interests

Justin is a passionate medical educator: a teacher, researcher, and lifelong learner. His primary research focuses on how educators can foster safety in the learning environment. In addition to his education scholarship, Justin is an outspoken advocate about his lived experience as a gay Black bipolar physician.

Research

• Medical Education
• Safety
• Learning Environment of Training, Equity, Inclusion

Clinical

• Caring for the Underserved

Publications