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Yu-Ting (Tiffany) Meng, PharmD
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Yu-Ting (Tiffany) Meng, PharmD
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About me
Yu-Ting Meng, who goes by Tiffany, is a pharmacist who cares for patients with cancer, focusing particularly on breast cancer. She works with her patients to find the safest and most effective drug regimens for their conditions.
After earning her bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of California, Irvine, Meng earned her doctor of pharmacy degree at UC San Diego. She completed a pharmacy residency at UCSF and an oncology pharmacy residency at Kaiser Permanente Diablo. She is certified in oncology pharmacy. She serves as a coordinator of UCSF's residency program in pharmacy and enjoys mentoring pharmacy residents as well as students at UCSF's pharmacy school.
In her free time, Meng enjoys exploring new restaurants, one bite at a time.
Education & training
Board certification
- Oncology Pharmacist, Board of Pharmacy Specialties
Residency
- Oncology Pharmacy, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,Diablo Area
- Pharmacy, UCSF Graduate Medical Education
Degree
- PHARMD, University of California San Diego School of Medicine
My expertise
Specialties
- Pharmacology
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