Qiratulanne (Annie) Khan is a Bay Area native providing primary care at the Eastmont Center. She is Board Certified through the American Academy of Family Medicine and brings a wide range of clinical, research, and teaching experience to CEI’s PACE program. She is multilingual in Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindko and has worked in Pakistan, India, Ethiopia, Bolivia, and Navajo Nation in the U.S. In California, she has worked with various urban underserved populations in Stockton, Sacramento, and Berkeley. She has a special interest in vulnerable, underserved populations and is excited to be serving her East Bay community.

She received her doctorate through Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine in California, completed a residency in Family Medicine at Boston Medical Center (Boston University) and a two year fellowship in Global Health through UCSF HEAL Initiative. She also earned an MPH at UC Berkeley and BS in Biological Sciences at UC Davis. She enjoys hiking, running, traveling and is working to fulfill her dreams of doing the Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal in the next two years.