Zubin Damania

Zubin Damania, known as ZDoggMD, has transitioned from a practicing hospitalist to an influential internet personality and healthcare innovator, utilizing humor and music to address critical medical issues and advocate for patient-centered care. After graduating from the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine in 1999, Zubin Damania completed an Internal Medicine Residency at Stanford University School of Medicine from 1999 to 2002. He then served as a hospitalist at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation for ten years, from 2003 to 2012, while simultaneously holding the role of Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Stanford University Hospital. During this period, he was honored with the Russell Lee Award for Clinical Teaching and maintained an active side career performing stand-up comedy for medical audiences globally.

Zubin Damania remains a leading voice in healthcare innovation, consistently leveraging his unique blend of medical expertise, comedic talent, and digital media prowess. His work as ZDoggMD continues to address critical medical issues, challenge the status quo, and champion a more human-centered approach to medicine, making him a sought-after authority for engaging audiences on the future of healthcare and medical culture.