Alumni Network

The CCB Alumni Network’s goal is to provide connections for past and current CCB members to career opportunities (i.e. jobs, internships, advice). Our aim is to have monthly check-ins with the occasional requests for career information and to be available for you to ask us if we have any connections that can help you attain your goals. Please fill out this form so that we can connect you to our already growing network.

If you have any questions feel free to contact us: chinacarebruinsoutreach@gmail.com

Hello, below are the amazing graduates of UCLA who have been a part of China Care Bruins in the past years. If you want to get in contact with any of the people listed please email us at chinacarebruins.outreach@gmail.com or contact us and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Eric Wong ~ Class of 2017

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Hi everyone! My name is Eric Wong and I graduated from UCLA in 2017 with a B.S. in Biology. I was in CCB for all 4 years of my undergraduate career and I was one of the executive directors during my senior year. I am currently applying to dental school and hope to become a general dentist in my hometown of El Monte, CA.

Natalie Chin ~ Class of 2016

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Hi guys! I joined CCB my sophomore year in Fall 2013 and was a Littles intern my first year. I was Littles Director in 2014-15 and an Executive Director 2015-16. I loved my time with CCB (obviously) and believe that it is a unique club on campus that offers students a chance to interact with amazing kids and get in touch with their inner child. My major was Physiological Science with a minor in Spanish and I graduated in 2016. I currently work as an EMT with Royal Ambulance in the Bay Area and am going to be attending a Physician Assistant graduation program in May 2018.

Richard Peng ~ Class of 2016

My experience with CCB was kind of unique from other members. My little buddy really did not want to take part in most of the physical activities, so we’d typically talk and we bonded quite a bit. I definitely tried to encourage peer play, but she was content just discussing our shared interests. I was able to share one of my all-time favorite books with her and our excitement discussing it is something I won’t forget. My major was Psychobiology and I graduated in December 2016, so technically class of 2016. I’m currently the head scribe of the Child Division of Psychiatry at the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA. I’m involved with the clinician notes of several clinics as well as the management of scribes in my division. I’m currently applying for graduate schools in Social Work, and hope to become a psychotherapist. I also have plans to pursue a doctorate in the future as well to further my therapy knowledge and skills.