Core Team

The UCSF Craniofacial Center team provides comprehensive and fully coordinated cleft and craniofacial care. Our team of dedicated specialists operates according to American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA) standards emphasizing ongoing multidisciplinary team care for all cleft and craniofacial patients. The core UCSF Craniofacial Center team sees patients weekly as a group and determines ongoing care.

Lisa Sears, Pediatric Registered Nurse	Dr. Jason Pomerantz, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Surgical Director - Craniofacial Center, San Francisco
Dr. Glenn Rosenbluth, Pediatrician, Medical Director - Craniofacial Center, San Francisco	Dr. William Hoffman, Chief of UCSF Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, San Francisco
Dr. Alexander Lin, plastic surgeon and craniofacial surgeon - craniofacial center, oakland	Eve Rorison, nurse practitioner, coordinator for san francisco
Carole Reilly, nurse, coordinator for oakland	Susanna Upton, Speech language pathologist, San Francisco
Helen Lau, Craniofacial Nurse Practitioner for oakland	Dr. Snehlata Oberoi, director of the craniofacial orthodontic program, san francisco
Jackie Kukoff, Speech language pathologist, Oakland	Dr. Alice Goodwin, Craniofacial orthodontist, San Francisco
Dr. Peter Sun, Pediatric neurosurgeon, Oakland	Dr. Raymond Stewart, Pediatric dentist, San Francisco
Dr. Kurtis Auguste, Pediatric neurosurgeon, Oakland	Hazel Perry , Genetic counselor, San Francisco
Dr. Nalin Gupta, Pediatric neurosurgeon, Oakland	Dr. Joseph Shieh, Medical geneticist, San Francisco
Dr. Allison Tam, Medical geneticist, San Francisco	Dr. Andrew Weeks, oral maxillofacial surgeon, san francisco
Dr. Maanasa Indaram, Pediatric ophthalmologist, San Francisco	Dr. Dylan Chan, Pediatric otolaryngologist, San Francisco
Karina-Marini Lieben, Social Worker, San Francisco	Dr. Kimberly Luu, Pediatric otolaryngologist, San Francisco
Jeannette Castro, Patient Navigator, San Francisco

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"When we were told at our 20-week ultrasound that our little boy would have a bilateral cleft lip and palate and potentially other issues, our first call was to the craniofacial team at UCSF. During prenatal visits, the team prepared us for what was to come and within days of his birth began treatment. What they do isn't just about "fixing" a problem. Instead, they work with the entire family to address the myriad challenges that can span a lifetime. They are now a part of our family."

Lesley Brown Garland & Chris Garland

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