Dr. Fang is a general pediatrician at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and currently serves as the Associate Program Director for the Pediatric Residency Program as well as the Fellowship Director for the General Academic Pediatrics Fellowship in Health Equity. Prior to medical school, he taught high school biology through Teach for America. This experience shaped his interests in community advocacy and school health. During medical school at Case Western Reserve University, he founded Horizons – a program that connected local public high school students with undergraduate and medical student mentors in order to learn about public health topics such as diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases and substance abuse. For this work, he received the 2013 United States Public Health Service award in Excellence in Public
Health. Kevin completed his pediatric internship and residency at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and then a fellowship in Community Medicine through Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles
Medical Center. He joined the faculty of the Division of General Pediatrics in 2017, where he continues to work on projects at the intersection of schools and child health, focused on
addressing social determinants of health.
