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Daniel H. Null, MD

Internal Medicine
General Internal Medicine Mount Zion – 1701 Divisadero St.
415-353-7900
Portrait of Daniel H. Null
Portrait of Daniel H. Null
ucsf logo

Daniel H. Null, MD

Internal Medicine
General Internal Medicine Mount Zion – 1701 Divisadero St.
415-353-7900

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Education & training

Board certification

  • Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine

Residency

  • Internal Medicine, UCSF Medical Center - OMAG

Degree

  • MD, UCSF School of Medicine

Academic title

  • Health Sciences Clinical Professor

My expertise

Locations

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    Reviews

    Average rating

    5
    5 out of 5 Stars
    358 ratings
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    • 5 out of 5 Stars
      May 21, 2026

      Dr. Null is absolutely outstanding -- detail-oriented, attentive, well-read, and compassionate. And somehow managed both to be on-time and to seem not rushed.

    • 5 out of 5 Stars
      May 21, 2026

      Dr Null is great. Prepared and patient

    • 5 out of 5 Stars
      May 19, 2026

      My experiences with my provider have always been satisfactory

    • 5 out of 5 Stars
      May 19, 2026

      Dr. Null has been my best doctor for 22 years and he Is the reason for me to stay with UCSF!

    • 4.9 out of 5 Stars
      May 17, 2026

      Dr. Null is exceptionally good

    • 5 out of 5 Stars
      May 10, 2026

      Dr. Null is the best!!!!!

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