Vicki Chia, Md, Mph, Facog is a Obstetrician Gynecologist at AdvantageCare Physicians. She possess expertise in medicine, women's health, reproductive health, reproductive justice, gender and sexuality and 17 more skills. She is proficient in Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. Colleagues describe her as "Vicki participates, in informal and formal settings, as a role model, resource person, and program facilitator. In addition to her role as a Resident Advisor, Vicki was also an active member of several student organizations. In these roles, Vicki worked closely as a liaison between Pomona College and community and civic organizations to foster collaborative relationships. She is passionate about engaging others in community life at Pomona and has demonstrated an acute awareness of how to plan and promote programs that enhance personal development. Vicki has a deep-seeded passion for the way in which language, history and culture intersect. From my interactions with Vicki, both in group and individual settings, I am confident that she has great potential to conduct superb research and contribute to the scholarship in this field. She was able to balance creativity with vision, while maintaining a meticulous attention to detail. She was both personable and professional in her interactions with other students on campus as well as with faculty, staff and administration members. In addition, she was trustworthy and dependable when communicating with peers and those in positions of authority. Vicki also shines in administrative tasks such as initiating meetings, coordinating event tasks, managing communication among committee members, supervising events, and evaluating programming outcomes—all skills that will serve her well in a professional and research capacity. She completed these tasks in a timely manner and took pride in the work she performed. In addition, Vicki exhibited a profound maturity in her ability to balance co-curricular involvements with a demonstrated excellence in her academic pursuits. Above all, Vicki is genuinely committed to pursuing her passions and places her commitment to excellence at the forefront of all she does. She was a valuable member of the Pomona College community and would undoubtedly be an asset to your organization.", "I worked with Victoria between August 2005 and May 2006 when we were both first-year student interns at the Asian American Resource Center. I believe it was one of the more challenging work-study positions at Pomona College. We were hired to be self-motivated budgeters and organizers, political visionaries, and campus leaders all at once, programming events and workshops as well as providing social services for the Asian American student body. What we accomplished was often emotionally and intellectually draining, not to mention a huge time commitment. Victoria emerged as one of the fellow interns I looked up to most for her independent thinking, her reliability, her strength, and her unflagging hard work. She never accepted anything at face value, and was fearless in asking important questions. She continuously challenged what I believed just by virtue of approaching issues from angles I had never thought about before. Yet she was always willing to listen to and engage other people, maintaining respect for and friendship with everyone she worked with. Victoria is nothing if not a person with tremendous personal integrity.", and "Vicki was a great RA. Responsible and gained the respect of her residents and other RAs."