Zoya

Mohammad

MD

MPH

background

I am a proud Texan making my way to the Pacific Northwest. I was born and raised in Longview, Texas, and earned my degrees in Chemistry and Biology, with a minor in Photography, at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. I completed medical school and a Master of Public Health at the University of Texas at Houston, Internal Medicine residency at Louisiana State University in Shreveport, and returned to Dallas for Cardiology fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center. I am thrilled to join UW for Electrophysiology training, drawn by my passion for bioinnovation, 
particularly advances in ablation technology, novel strategies for atrial fibrillation, and innovation in Sports Electrophysiology to help athletes safely return to competition. Outside the hospital, you can find my husband and me playing with dogs, traveling to haunted places, getting lost in a great book or film, crafting, or competing in speed puzzling competitions

medical school

McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas

residency

Louisiana State University

recent publications and presentations

Mohammad ZB, El-Feky WH, Shabana MT, Saland K, Assar MD. Where Memory Falters and Rhythm Fades: A Rare Case of Ictal Syncope and a Difficult to Diagnose Brain-Heart Relationship.
Oral presentation, North Texas EP Society. Manuscript in process.

Mohammad ZB, Assar MD, Venkatesan N, Bhatki A, Alam K, Vatanapradith A, Harrison E, Kale P. Examining Interactions Between Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices and Hypoglossal Nerve
Stimulators: A Single Center Experience with the INSPIRE system. Poster presentation, Heart Rhythm Society Conference 2025. Manuscript in process.

Fujioka G, Powell JA, Vora K, Mohammad ZB, Jeronimo A, Tang M. Candida Parapsilosis Endocarditis of the Native Tricuspid Valve in a Patient without Common Risk Factors. Manuscript submitted to Journal of the American College of Cardiology: Case Reports, 2025.

CONTACTS

Mailing Address:
University of Washington Medical Center,
1959 NE Pacific Street,
Box 356422,
Seattle, WA 98195-6422

Clinical Contacts:
For appointments or other clinical matters, please contact the Heart Institute.