MOSAAIC at SF Bay Area

Dr. Ann Hsing is the Principal Investigator of MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She is a Professor of Medicine and of Epidemiology and Population Health at Stanford University, where her research focuses on cancer etiology and prevention. She has led a dozen large national and international population cohort studies on cancer epidemiology and prevention, including multi-cancer detection (MCD) research, the science of well-being, and Asian American health and disease prevention. Dr. Hsing oversees and leads the study’s scientific direction and operations.

Emily Hu is the Senior Program Manager for MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She received her doctoral and master’s degrees in epidemiology from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and has experience in cardiovascular epidemiology research, study coordination, and leadership. Emily oversees all aspects of study operations, recruitment, and staff across the San Francisco Bay Area team.

Izzy Vo is the Program Manager for MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz and has worked on various research studies within the Stanford School of Medicine. As a Program Manager, Izzy coordinates all clinic related activities and helps ensure visits flow smoothly.

Ingrid Lin is a Clinical Research Coordinator for MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She received her bachelor’s degree in Financial Math and Statistics from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Ingrid guides participants through clinic visits and coordinates with clinical staff for biospecimen collection and clinical assessments. She also interprets for Mandarin-speaking participants.

June Ly is a Clinical Research Coordinator for MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She received her bachelor’s degree in biology from San Jose State University. In her role, June leads participant visits and helps interpret for Vietnamese-speaking participants, in addition to translating recruitment materials into Vietnamese.

Kelly Nguyen is a Clinical Research Coordinator for MOSAAIC at the San Francisco Bay Area site. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychobiology with a minor in Global Health from the University of California, Los Angeles. As a CRC, Kelly leads clinic visits, helps coordinate scheduling, and assists with community-tailored recruitment, working with participants in both English and Vietnamese.