Zachary C. Landman, M.D., MPH

During this time, Dr. Landman conducted research at Harvard Business School (HBS), focusing on team-based care and measuring quality based on patient-centered outcomes, which was also the focus of his Masters of Public Health (MPH) at UC Berkeley. Given his desire to provide care to his community, Dr. Landman practiced non-operative musculoskeletal, urgent and sports medicine within Sutter East Bay Medical Group for nearly 5 years, where he also served in clinical leadership. Dr. Landman’s goal is to provide the most advanced medical and interventional therapies for chronic and neuropathic pain in a patient-centered, accessible, and caring manner to the East Bay community.

Outside of Medicine, Dr. Landman spends most of his time with his wife Geri, a pediatrician, and his four children. He enjoys hiking, running, and traveling and is also the co-founder of the 501(c)(3) non-profit, Moonshots for Unicorns, whose mission is to cure rare genetic disorders.