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Occupation
CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Board Certification
Internal Medicine
Critical Care Medicine
Areas of Expertise
Critical Care Medicine
Tropical Medicine
Education
Fellowship
George Washington University Hospital
Critical Care Medicine
Washington, DC
2022
Residency
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Internal Medicine
Baltimore, MD
2015
Internship
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Internal Medicine
Baltimore, MD
2013
Medical School
Oregon Health & Science University
M.D.
Portland, OR
2012
Undergraduate School
Knox College
Neuroscience; International Relations
Galesburg, IL
2008
Languages Spoken
Spanish
Affiliated Hospitals
Virginia Hospital Center
Professional Associations
Society of Critical Care Medicine, Member, 2020
American College of Physicians, Fellow, 2018
Publications
- M. Munoz, N. Lechtzin, Q.K. Li, K.P. Wang, L.B. Yarmus, H.J. Lee, D. Feller-Kopman. Bronchoscopy with Endobronchial Ultrasound Guided Transbronchial Needle Aspiration vs. Transthoracic Needle Aspiration in Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Staging. Journal of Thoracic Disease. 2017; Jul;9(7):2178-2185.
- M. Munoz, D. Feller-Kopman. Chapter 14: Chest Tubes and Thoracentesis. Society for Critical Care Ultrasound: Comprehensive Critical Care Ultrasound. Mount Prospect, IL. September 2015.
- M. Munoz, A.C. Gelber, B.A. Houston. Into thin air: shrinking lung syndrome. Am J Med. 2014 Aug;127(8):711-3.
Personal Interests
Dr. Munoz enjoys international travel, running, outdoor cooking, and spending time with his family.
Awards and Honors
- Fellow Teaching Award, Emergency Medicine May 2021
- Faculty Teaching Award, Washington Hospital Center May 2016
- Senior Resident Teaching Award, Johns Hopkins Hospital May 2015
- Young Achiever Award, American College of Physicians April 2014
Biography
Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Dr. Munoz earned a B.A. with Honors from Knox College in 2008 and M.D. from Oregon Health & Science University in 2012. He completed the Osler Medical Residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD in 2015 before becoming a teaching hospitalist at Washington Hospital Center and Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, DC. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, he completed a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at George Washington University Hospital.
Dr. Munoz is proud to have earned teaching awards from each hospital he has served in, and has special interest in clinical education and international critical care medicine.