Quin Y. Liu, 39

MD ’04

Physician, Interventional Gastroenterology; Assistant Clinical Professor Of Medicine And Pediatrics, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center/David Geffen School Of Medicine At Ucla (Los Angeles); And Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor Of Pediatrics, Keck School Of Medicine Of Usc

Quin Y. Liu

MY GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Working collaboratively with physicians and families from across the country and internationally to study and research some of the most challenging medical conditions. These conditions include pancreas diseases and the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy. Having the privilege to work and participate with experts across the country on research and committees has allowed me to contribute to the medical research field and provide patients with the most up-to-date care.

HOW DREXEL HELPED: The College of Medicine provided me with an invaluable foundation for my medical knowledge and training. The teachers, physicians and professors helped to guide me through the process as I prepared for residency. I also formed great friendships from my years at Drexel’s College of Medicine that continue today (it’s where I met my wife, Ann Zera Tan, MD ’04), and I continue to work together with our alumni today.

WHERE I’ll BE IN FIVE YEARS: I hope to continue collaborating with colleagues nationally and internationally in my field and contributing to the evolution of field and patient care.

Quin Y. Liu, 39

MD ’04

Physician, Interventional Gastroenterology; Assistant Clinical Professor Of Medicine And Pediatrics, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center/David Geffen School Of Medicine At Ucla (Los Angeles); And Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor Of Pediatrics, Keck School Of Medicine Of Usc

Quin Y. Liu

Drexel University