General Info

Dr. Shah is a board-certified infectious diseases specialist and has been with Stamford Health and the Stamford Health Medical Group since 2012. She did her internal medicine training at the University of Pennsylvania followed by an infectious diseases fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center. She received her Master of Epidemiology at Columbia University Mailman School of Health. Dr. Shah is currently the director of infectious diseases and hospital epidemiologist at Stamford Health. She has been a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society since 2007 and received the Rookie of the Year Award from the Stamford Hospital Department of Internal Medicine during her first year as an attending physician. She was awarded the President’s Award for Young Professional Achievement in Medicine from the GOPIO Organization in 2019. She also received the Fairfield County Medical Association Most Valuable Physician Award at the end of 2020. She is an active member on numerous committees at Stamford Health as well as at the state level. She was also nominated and accepted as a member of Chief, a national women’s leadership group. She also recently received the Magida Award through the Fairfield County Medical Association as well as the Women Who Inspire Award through the Greenwich YWCA.