MOSAAIC at SF Bay Area

Dr. Ann Hsing is a professor of medicine and of epidemiology and population health at Stanford University. Her research focuses on cancer etiology and prevention. She has led a dozen large national and international population cohort studies. At Stanford, she leads studies on cancer epidemiology and prevention, including multi-cancer detection (MCD) research, the science of well-being, and Asian American health and disease prevention. As PI of MOSAAIC at San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Hsing oversees and leads the scientific direction and operation of the study at Stanford.

Erica Pang is the program manager for MOSAAIC at San Francisco Bay Area. She coordinates all activities related to study participant recruitment. Erica has extensive experience in patient communication, research database oversight, and team leadership. She received her B.S. in psychology from Santa Clara University and has worked on multiple research studies within the Stanford School of Medicine.

Alice Su is a research assistant and the clinical research coordinator for MOSAAIC at San Francisco Bay Area. She conducts participant interviews, schedules clinic appointments, and guides participants through their clinic visits. Alice received her M.S. in community health and prevention research from Stanford and her B.S. in psychology from New York University. Alice is also a native Mandarin Chinese speaker.