Daniela Delgado, MD

About

Dr. Daniela Delgado is a Clinical Instructor in the UCLA Department of Medicine. She received her medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed a residency in Family Medicine at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. As a board-certified family medicine physician, she sees pediatric and adult patients. She has a special interest in academic medicine, LGBTQ health, adolescent health, PrEP/PEP, gynecological care, and providing primary care for patients with HIV. Her focus throughout her medical training has been on community-based research and the well-being of vulnerable populations. Dr. Delgado also has an interest in policy, and as a Rappaport Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, she worked at the Massachusetts State House developing a strategic plan to meet the legal needs of immigrant youth and assisting the Joint Committee on Public Health.
Dr. Delgado splits her time between the UCLA Beverly Hills Primary Care Clinic and the Iris Cantor Women's Health Center, where she specializes in the care of patients who identify as lesbian, bisexual, and queer. She also has a special interest in transgender health, and as a junior faculty is working with the UCLA Gender Health program, training on excellent care for transgender and gender-diverse patients of all ages. As a faculty at UCLA, she is working with other colleagues to develop a curriculum for medical students which trains them to provide high-quality care for LGBTQ identified patients. She is originally from Colombia and is a native Spanish speaker. She is a 2015 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow, a prestigious award honoring the contributions of immigrants to the United States.
Her other interests include running, reading, and meditation.

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