"Alberto was a cherished member of the UCSF and ZSFG teams-a warm, dedicated, and deeply compassionate behavioral health clinician who devoted his career to supporting patients during their most vulnerable moments."
"He was known for his kindness, his ability to meet people with humanity and respect, and his unwavering belief in the dignity of every person he served."
"Through his work, Alberto touched countless lives, offering comfort, connection, and healing to patients, families, and colleagues alike."
Alberto Rangel, a social worker at the HIV Clinic, was honored at the Show of Hope gala after being fatally stabbed by a patient. His death raised safety concerns for hospital staff. Rangel was known for his compassion and dedication, impacting many lives through his work. Talmadge E. King, Jr. praised Rangel as a warm and dedicated clinician who believed in the dignity of every person. Rangel is survived by his husband, Stuart Moulder, who shared insights about his legacy.
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