Dr. Zhanna V. Albany, MD

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Empowering Patients for Better Surgical Outcomes

Dr. Zhanna V. Albany, MD, a dedicated hospitalist at IU Health Pre-Admission Testing in Avon, Indiana, is leading the charge in ensuring patients receive comprehensive care before undergoing surgery. 

At IU Health Pre-Admission Testing, Dr. Albany collaborates with a skilled team of medical professionals, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses. The clinic’s staff is committed to educating patients on essential pre-surgery procedures, such as physicals, diagnostic testing, and medical history assessments. These screenings aim to identify and address any underlying medical conditions that could impact the success of the surgery.

A valued member of IU Health Physicians, Dr. Albany holds affiliations with prestigious medical centers including IU Health Methodist, IU Health University, IU Health North, IU Health Tipton, and IU Health West. Her extensive experience and expertise make her a trusted provider in the healthcare community.

Beyond her clinical duties, Dr. Albany serves as a confidence coach for women in medicine, inspiring them to prioritize their well-being and vitality. Additionally, as an Assistant Professor of Medicine Practice at the Indiana University School of Medicine, she plays a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Dr. Albany’s journey in medicine began in Ukraine, where she earned her Medical Degree from Zaporizhzhya State Medical University in 1997. Upon relocating to the United States, she pursued further education, obtaining a Master of Public Administration Degree from East Carolina University in 2002 and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree from Uppsala University in 2009. Her residencies in internal medicine at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai/Morningside/West and Indiana University School of Medicine have honed her skills and knowledge.

Dr. Albany’s dedication to excellence is evident in her board certification in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Her commitment to providing exceptional care and empowering patients underscores her passion for improving healthcare outcomes.

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