Elizabeth Rawson is an accomplished psychoanalyst, physician, and academician based in San Francisco, California. Dr. Rawson holds a Doctor of Medicine and Master of Health Science in Medicine from the prestigious Yale University School of Medicine. She also obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science from Yale University, prior to which she graduated from The Johns Hopkins University. She continued her education at the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis and the University of California, San Francisco.

Dr. Rawson has been actively involved in several notable organizations throughout her career, including the Frontline Workers Counseling Project, a non-profit organization that she co-founded, and served as President and Executive Director. She is known for her work as a volunteer clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco, and her role in outpatient psychiatry in a private practice.

As a seasoned professional, Dr. Rawson has gained extensive experience in the fields of psychiatry, psychoanalysis, and medicine. She has published research on complex trauma, as well as on health disparities in the United States. Her expertise also includes psychoanalytic psychotherapy, clinical supervision, and consultation.