Christina Schultz, MD

It is surprising that UC San Diego Health maintains only single office with limited resources to provide travel vaccinations for patients. Several UC San Diego faculty and researchers travel extensively for research activities yet UC San Diego Health has opted to outsource the vast majority of travel vaccinations to second party clinics. If UC San Diego Health strives to be a top health provider, it should consider expanding Travel Clinic vaccination resources for its patients.

Front office staff/scheduling is horrendous. Always have to jump through many hoops just to get an appointment in a timely manner. As a fellow UCSD physican, it is really unacceptable.

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Bright and invested in your medical needs, Dr Le is reserved and professional in her manner. She listens and responds to your concerns. She is the kind of physician you would want on your side in difficult times.

Bright, thorough.smart, sensitive to patient's concernsUppon first visit she went through history, found past errors, set up various tests, all done in less than 20minutes.Corrected a couple years of bungling by another clinIc. She is sometimes brisk though. Qick response by phone or email.Great doc.

On a first visit as a new patient, she breezed in, didn't introduce herself or even say hello. Just started typing. Although this was supposedly a thorough exam, aside from having the lab draw blood, she did nothing except listen through her stethoscope and type. Never touched any part of my body, didn't examine. I would not care to be seen by her again. Ironically, there was a poster on the wall pointing out the steps to good patient care. She didn't do a single one of the five things.