Catherine Zaw

Catherine Zaw is a Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellow at Mount Sinai West in New York City.1 She is a medical professional with a diverse background in healthcare, writing, and advocacy.

Education and Professional Background

Dr. Zaw holds a Doctor of Medicine (MD) and a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine. Prior to her medical education, she studied Biology and Linguistics with a focus on Science Communication at Stanford University.

Career Path

Catherine's career journey includes:

• Current position: Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellow at Mount Sinai West1
• Previous role: Internal Medicine Resident at Jackson Memorial Hospital
• Various roles in writing and education, including:
  • Blogger and Writer at Mochi Magazine
  • Development and Communications Fellow at the Haas Center for Public Service
  • Teaching Assistant in the Human Biology Department at Stanford
  • Senior Staff Writer and Managing Editor of News at The Stanford Daily Newspaper

Interests and Advocacy

Beyond her medical career, Catherine is known for:

• Being a passionate writer and advocate1
• Her love for mangoes, which she often mentions in her professional profiles1
• Involvement in various educational and community service roles

Social Media Presence

On Twitter, Catherine describes herself as having "an insatiable desire to write" and mentions her affiliations with Mount Sinai West Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine (MSMWPCCM), University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital Internal Medicine Residency (UMJMHIMRes), and her writing contributions to Mochi Magazine and Geek Gals.2

Catherine Zaw's multifaceted background in medicine, public health, writing, and advocacy contributes to her unique perspective in the field of pulmonary and critical care medicine.