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Zhen Huang, MD

Zhen Huang, MD

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Zhen Huang Doctor in Houston, Texas
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Pediatric patients seen
Accepting new patients

SEES PATIENTS AT

CLINICAL INTERESTS

Chronic ear disorders
Congenital neck masses
Hearing loss
Open and endoscopic pediatric airway
Pediatric voice disorders
Sleep-disordered breathing
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Overview

About

Zhen “Jane” Huang, M.D., was born in southern China and moved to Dallas when she was seven-years-old.

After graduating valedictorian, she continued her education at Dartmouth College as a Presidential Scholar and majored in psychology. She received M.D. and M.B.A. degrees from Dartmouth as a recipient of the Dr. Hampers Leaders in Healthcare Scholarship. She interned as a consultant for a biomedical firm and in her spare time, she also volunteered for a free community clinic and taught girls dance. She also has taught English in China and conducted art workshops for high school students in the Navajo Nation.

After spending almost a decade in New England, she returned to Texas and completed her residency. She then went on to complete a fellowship in pediatric otolaryngology at Children’s National in Washington, D.C.

Not only has she published articles in multiple peer-reviewed journals and presented at national meetings for her specialty, she also has a strong interest in improving healthcare delivery and population health.

Education
2010 Medical School Dartmouth Medical School
2015 Residency Baylor College of Medicine
2016 Fellowship Children’s National Medical Center
Board Certifications
American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
Otolaryngology
Languages Spoken
English

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