Daniel Minter, MD

Daniel Minter, MD, is an assistant professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco, where he sees patients on the transplant ID and general ID consult services. He received his medical degree at UCSF, where he also completed his residency in internal medicine and subsequent fellowship in infectious diseases. He is involved in medical education across a variety of settings, where he has the pleasure of teaching students, residents/fellows, advanced care practitioners and faculty from other divisions. He is the director for the UCSF ID fellowship transplant ID track and is a co-director for a longitudinal course in the medical school. His academic interests include how to best develop clinical reasoning skills in ID trainees as well improving education in transplant infectious diseases. He is also actively engaged in the IDSA’s Medical Education Community of Practice and American Society of Transplantation’s ID Community of Practice Education working groups.