She is also medical director of TEACH (Training in Early Abortion for Comprehensive Healthcare), an academic community partnership that helps primary care providers and residencies integrate abortion training into their curricula and practice in order to become leaders in comprehensive reproductive health care. Dr. McNeil is passionate about reproductive health advocacy and has served as the Alameda-Contra Costa delegate to the CAFP, and as a California representative to the AAFP’s National Conference of Constituency Leaders. She completed her undergraduate studies at Hamilton College, medical school at Dartmouth Medical School, and her family medicine residency at Contra Costa Regional Medical Center in Martinez, where she served as chief resident.