Fellowship in Interventional Pain Management at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Residency at Yale New Haven Hospital

Dr. Zachary W. Mirsky is an anesthesiologist specializing in Pain Medicine. He completed his  residency at Yale New Haven Hospital and his fellowship training in Interventional Pain Management at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

​He received his medical degree from Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University. 

He has worked in a Traumatic Brain Injury, private practice specializing in traumatic brain injuries, concussion, and chronic pain conditions. He also has experience working with Alzheimer’s patients and patients with MS, ALS, chronic dystonia, Parkinson’s, chronic headaches, and those suffering traumatic brain injury. Dr. Mirsky has also spent time volunteering caring for elderly patients with chronic pain in nursing homes.

Dr. Mirsky has conducted research into physical therapy for improvement of balance, gait, and physical activity level as well as improved pain with diminished opiate use in patients with chronic pain. He has also made it a point to better understand how regional anesthesia can improve the outcome in upper extremity orthopedic surgeries by both minimizing opiate consumption and decreasing postoperative complications. 

Dr. Mirsky belongs to the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine,  the American Academy of Pain Medicine, and the American Society of Anesthesiologists.