Koretz, Zachary A MD

Dr. Nicholas F. Maston is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine specializing in General Internal Medicine at UPMC Mercy in Pittsburgh, PA. He has a strong background in hospital medicine, having completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and actively contributing to hospital service research and resident education since joining the faculty in 2017. Dr. Maston is involved in several hospital committees, including serving as Co-Chair of the Meds to Beds Committee and leading efforts in disaster preparedness. His research interests focus on post-endoscopic infection rates, early discharge planning, and patient satisfaction metrics, reflecting his commitment to improving healthcare delivery. Generated from the website

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