Surgical Oncology
Herbert Zeh, MD, graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1989 with his B.S. in biology and philosophy. He then moved on to the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine where he received his MD in 1994. His post-graduate education consists of an internship and a Jr. assistant surgery residency at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, a surgery oncology fellowship at the National Cancer Institute, and a senior and chief residency and a Society of Surgical Oncology fellowship once again at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Zeh has been appointed to Instructor at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and is presently a Surgeon - Lieutenant Commander in the United Stated Naval Reserve. He has received both the Anthony Imbembo Resident Teaching Award and the Outstanding Fourth Year Resident Award in the Department of Surgery at The John Hopkins Hospital. He has also received the Eli Goldstein, MD Award for Highest Honors in first three years of medical school, and has been a member of ASCO and the Society of Surgical Oncology since 2001. Dr. Zeh also has numerous referred articles, reviews, invited published papers, proceedings of conference and symposia, monographs, books, and book chapters during his tenures.
