Flu vaccines are now available in our offices. COVID-19 vaccines are also available in our office for patients aged 65 and older. For patients under 65 years old, we are still awaiting clarity on insurance coverage. The CDC is expected to make an announcement on September 18th that may provide further guidance.
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Occupation
CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
"Being in the ICU can be a terrifying experience. As your doctor, my goal is to help support you and your loved ones during these difficult times, and to help you find some clarity out of the chaos."
Board Certification
Critical Care Medicine
Internal Medicine
Neurocritical Care
Critical Care Echocardiography, Diplomate
Education
Fellowship
George Washington University Hospital
Critical Care Medicine
Washington, DC
2016
Residency
George Washington University Hospital
Internal Medicine
Chief Resident
Washington, DC
2013
Medical School
George Washington University School of medicine
Doctor of Medicine
Washington, DC
2010
Undergraduate School
George Washington University
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
Washington, DC
2006
Professional Associations
American College of Chest Physicians
Member
2015 - Present
Society of Critical Care Medicine
Member
2013 - Present
Publications
Dr. Maaty Helps Treat COVID Patient - Washingtonian Article
Academic Appointment
George Washington University/Inova Fairfax Hospital
Chief Medical Resident, Internal Medicine
2013 - 2014
Georgetown University Medical Center
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine
2017 - present
Personal Interests
Outside of the hospital, Dr. Maaty enjoys spending her free time playing the violin. Throughout the year she performs with the NIH Philharmonia.
Awards and Honors
Clinical Faculty Award from Medstar Georgetown University Hospital 2021
Arlington Magazine Top Doctor 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025
VHC Teacher of the Year 2024-2025
Biography
Dr. Maaty is a native of the DMV area. Staying close to home, Dr. Maaty completed her undergraduate and medical education at George Washington University. She then went on to pursue a residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at the George Washington University Hospital. In addition to her passion for Critical Care, she is interested in resident education as well as Global Health.