Ho Chie Tsai:  

Life Mission Statement: To positively impact individuals and community by cultivating personal values and passion, motivating progressive change, and realizing community potential. Ho Chie Tsai, MD is currently a Board-certified urgent care pediatrician and hospitalist working around the San Francisco Bay area. He is on staff as an Attending Physician at the Children¿s Hospital and Research Center of Oakland, which primarily serves an ethnically diverse yet under-privileged patient population. Additionally, he holds a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and a Masters Degree in Bioengineering from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). During the 1990's, Ho Chie was actively involved with various pan-ethnic organizations at UIUC and throughout Chicago, including serving as Co-president (92-93) and Internal Vice-president (91-92) of the Asian American Association, co-founding the Taiwanese American Students Club (90-91), creating the Coalition of APA Organizations (91-92) now known as the Asian Pacific American Coalition, and helping to organize the Asian American Alumni Association of UIUC (94-95). Ho Chie was one of the original 15 founding "seeds" who met in the summer of 1991 on the East Coast and returned to their home campuses with the intention of creating an intercollegiate Taiwanese American...Expand for more