Dr. Camille Robinson is a Board-certified and public health trained pediatrician specializing in adolescent and adolescent addiction medicine at Naval Medical Center San Diego. Raised in the Bay Area of California, Camille then traveled across the country to attend Howard University for undergrad before coming back to California to complete her medical degree at UCSF. While at UCSF, she earned her Master’s of Public Health at UC Berkeley where she developed a passion for research. She completed pediatric residency and adolescent medicine fellowship at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Robinson combines her clinical interests with community and medical education, clinical research, and advocacy. Her work focuses on vulnerable populations and their families, including foster youth, justice involved youth, homeless youth, and youth experiencing poverty, trauma, and substance use disorders and is interested in how relationship networks shape health outcomes for these populations. When outside of work, she is also a self-proclaimed foodie and loves to meditate