Lorenzo Rossaro Email & Phone Number

197 E. Caroline St., Suite 1400, San Bernardino Ca 92408

Riverside, California, United States

Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist

San Francisco Bay Area

Responsible for developing and driving the Medical Affairs strategy and medical content for the Hepatitis C (HCV) and Hepatitis B (HBV) therapeutic area.• Successfully contributed three launches of Hepatitis C products by educating healthcare providers and Gilead therapeutic specialists.• Contributed to the development of the global HCV team in the Medical Affairs department, training of Medical Scientists, Therapeutic and Community Specialists.• Led the Investigator Sponsored Research, major liver disease conference coverage, and hepatology support for several other functions, including Plan of Action (POA). • Led, presented, and/or served on the Medical Affairs Advisory Programs (MAAP). Led or contributed to Promotional Review Committees (PRCs), Standard Response Documents (SRDs), and hepatology support for a group of 10-15 staff. Served on the Independent Med Ed Committee. • Director and Medical monitor for VALOR, a Gilead sponsored study for Veterans with HCV cirrhosis and GT2, published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology (2017).• Director and Medical monitor for RESCUE, a Gilead sponsored study for subjects that failed Sofosbuvir based non-NS5A inhibitor regimens, published in Liver International (2018).• Transitioned to the US-based HBV team and integrated best practices and novel processes to simplify access to HBV management (eg. mobile app for HCPs to navigate the HBV guidelines).

Sacramento, California Area

Responsible for developing clinical research teams, faculty departments, multidisciplinary teams (cancer tumor boards, liver transplant), teleconsultation medicine in rural and underserved geographies, non-profit organizations for medical education, and student run free clinics.• Division Chief responsible for 20 faculty and 150 employees.• Responsible for expanding the division by 300% and extended its outreach to 3 satellite endoscopy and clinic units.• Administered a multimillion budget, including NIH and pharmaceutical sponsored research, clinical revenues and philanthropic contributions.• Provided medical care as a clinician (60% of time), endoscopist (20%), clinical researcher (10%), and administrator (10%) for patients with gastrointestinal and liver diseases.• Created a Hepatitis Telemedicine model to close the gap of access to specialty care for rural California and created development of a research unit for liver diseases, which is still referenced in the current guidance for HCV management published in Hepatology.• Member of a biking team to raise awareness on organ donation (Team Donate Life – Rode 4 Races Across America).

Albuquerque, New Mexico Area

Responsible for the care of patients before and after liver transplant; principal investigator in clinical trials for the development of Hepatitis A and B treatments; participated in clinical training of students, residents, and fellow in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology & Hepatology.

Hershey, Pa

As a Faculty, Participated in clinical training of students, residents, and fellow in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology & Hepatology, while accruing credentials in order to apply for American Board of both Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. Responsible for the care of patients before and after liver transplant; principal investigator in clinical trials for the development of Hepatitis A and B treatments.

Fulbright Scholar And Visiting Fellow, Liver Transplantation And Nmr Spectroscopy

Doctor Of Medicine (Md), Gastroenterology Residency Program

Activities and Societies: Exchange Student in Finland