Hina Z. Zaidi, MD

Pediatric Infectious Diseases

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Overview

Area of focus i

  • Immunocompromised hosts
  • Vaccinations

Languages spoken

  • English
  • Arabic

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About

Philosophy of care

As a pediatrician and mother of a sweet and spirited toddler, nothing is more important to me than the caring of children. Childhood is precious, and we should all play a role in helping children be healthy, safe and happy. I am dedicated to providing my best to your child regarding their disease or illness, and feel a great honor to personally care and advocate for him/her.

Why I entered medicine

My love for medicine stems from a desire to serve humanity. I am grateful every day for the opportunity to apply my knowledge to help children and families during vulnerable times of sickness and need. I specialize in pediatric infectious diseases because it is an area of medicine that is ever-changing, challenging and keeps me curious as a physician.

Community involvement

I am fortunate to give charity to my community of faith, to help those less fortunate around the world – addressing hunger, natural disasters and orphanages. Also, from a young age, I enjoyed volunteering for fundraiser campaigns to help raise awareness for breast cancer, juvenile diabetes and multiple sclerosis.

Personal interests

I love to spend quality time with my husband and our son, going on nature walks, visits to parks and the zoo. I also like painting, learning new recipes, and traveling to experience as much of this beautiful world as we can with my family.

Education

Medical Training
 SABA University School of Medicine, MD - Doctor of Medicine, 2011

Training

Residency 2014
 Pediatric Infectious Diseases, SUNY - Stony Brook/University Hospital

Certifications

American Board of Pediatrics - Pediatrics
American Board of Pediatrics - Pediatric Infectious Diseases

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