Mitchell H Katz, MD
Locations:
Long Beach, CA
Newport Beach, CA
Orange, CA
Specialty:
Gastroenterology, Pediatric
Research Focus:
Inflammatory bowel disease and gastroesophageal reflux, Crohn’s disease
Published Works:
Office and Contact Information
2801 Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90801
phone: (562) 933-3009
fax: (562) 933-8569
map & directions
500 Superior Ave
Suite 140
Newport Beach, CA 92663
phone: (949) 631-3603
fax: (877) 484-4017
map & directions
CHOC Children's Specialists
1201 W La Veta
Orange, CA 92868
phone: (714) 509-4099
fax: (714) 509-4299
map & directions
http://www.choc.org/specialists
Physician / Researcher Bio
Mitchell Katz, M.D. is board certified in both pediatrics and pediatric gastroenterology. He is currently director of CHOC’s multidisciplinary feeding team, pediatric GI lab services, and the division of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition. He is medical director of CHOC’s ambulatory care services and the CCS gastroenterology center. He is co-director of CHOC’s eosinophilic esophagitis clinic. He earned his medical degree from State University of New York at Downstate Medical School. He did his internship and residency at Mt. Sinai Hospital and was a fellow in pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition at the University of California, San Francisco.Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York
Research
Dr. Katz and his team are currently involved in a number of clinical trials testing medications for inflammatory bowel disease and gastroesophageal reflux. He is principal investigator in three studies testing new drugs for treating children and adolescents with Crohn’s disease. He is also involved in a study of single- and multiple-day doses of rabeprazole sodium in neonates and preterm infants with corrected age less than 44 weeks who have presumptive diagnosis of GERD.Dr. Katz’s research in gastroenterology and nutrition are very well known. He has been invited to give talks at professional meetings both domestically and internationally , and has been published in numerous journals including, Pediatric Infectious Disease and Gastro Endoscopy.
Education
- Medical School
SUNY at Downstate Medical School
Brooklyn, NY 11203 - Internship, Department of Pediatrics
Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York - Residency, Department of Pediatrics
Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York - Chief Resident, Department of Pediatrics
Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York - Fellow, Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition
University of California San Francisco
Board Certifications
- American Board of Pediatrics (Pediatrics)
- American Board of Pediatrics (Pediatric Gastroenterology)
- Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Honors and Awards
- Orange County Medical Association’s Physicians of Excellence 2007, 2008 & 2010-2012
Video |
CHOC Feeding Program - Pacer's Story
CHOC patient Pacer was only able to eat 5% of his nutrition by mouth and had been fed by a feeding tube for most of his life. A group of dedicated professionals led by Dr. Mitchell Katz, Medical Direc ... |
Dr. Katz, CHOC Children's - There's No Place Like CHOC
Mitchell Katz, MD, Medical Director of Specialty Ambulatory Care Services at CHOC, tells us why he loves working at CHOC and providing quality care for patients and families. ... |
Gastro Intestinal Problems: Dr. Katz, CHOC Children's
Intestinal problems can occur at any age, even in children. Mitchell Katz, MD, Medical Director of Specialty Ambulatory Care Services at CHOC, tells us about gastro intestinal problems in children. ... |
Feeding Program: Dr. Katz, Choc Children's
Gaining or re-gaining the abiltiy to eat is a major milestone for a child and their family. Mitchell Katz, MD, talks to us about CHOC's multidisiplinary feeding program. ... |
CHOC Articles & Publications |
| CHOC Feeding Program
Helps Children Thrive Kid's Health (Archive): Fall 2011 If you spotted 7-year-old William Davis skiing on the slopes near his home in Eagle County, Colorado, you’d never guess that until a few years ago he couldn’t eat like most kids his age.... |
| CHOC's Feeding Program: When Children Aren't Just Being Picky Eaters Making a Mark: Spring 2008 Coaxing a stubborn child to eat is an all-too-familiar mealtime scenario. Usually, a child who doesn?t want to eat is labeled as a picky eater, but some children have medical or psychological issues t... |
News |
| More than 80 CHOC Children's Doctors Named "Physicians of Excellence" January 03, 2012 More than 80 CHOC Children's physicians, including specialists and pediatricians, are named "Physicians of Excellence" by the Orange County Medical Association.... |
| More than 60 CHOC Children’s Doctors Named “Physicians of Excellence” January 04, 2011 More than 60 CHOC Children’s physicians, including specialists and pediatricians, are featured as "Physicians of Excellence" in the January 2011 issue of Orange Coast magazine. The "Physicians of Exc... |
| More than 50 CHOC Children's Doctors Named "Physicians of Excellence" January 04, 2010 The Orange County Medical Association names more than 50 CHOC doctors "Physicians of Excellence."... |
Stories |
Dr. KatzDr. Katz has grown CHOC’s gastroenterology division to better meet the needs of the patients and families. ... |
Published Works
Tsai, A, Katz MH: Clean and Cool; A Purist Review of the St. Gallen PVD Disinfectable Rescue Watch. International Watch, pg 158, March 2008.
Schaffer S, Katz MH, Grant K., Mathis RK: Upper Endoscopy using the pediatric flexible fiberoptic (PEG) placement in infants weighing less than four kilograms. Gastro Endoscopy 34(2):182a, 1988.
Schaffer S, Katz MH, Grant K., Mathis RK: Upper Endoscopy using the pediatric flexible fiberoptic bronchoscope (PFFB) in infants. Gastro Endoscopy 34(2):181a, 1988
Firouzbakhsh S, Katz MH, Finkelstein J, Mathis RK, Miller Children’s Hospital of Long Beach, California, University of California, Irvine, And U.C.L.A. Harbor General Hospital, California. Resting energy expenditure in children receiving chemotherapy for cancer. ASPEN Abstract, September 1985.
Katz MH, Modler S, Yarbrough S, Perman JA: Lectin-free diet reduces intraluminal hydrogen productions in patients with bacterial overgrowth secondary to intestinal pseudo-obstruction. Pediatric Res. 18(4):201A, 1984.
Irigoyen MM, Katz MH, Larsen JG: Postanginal sepsis in adolescence. Pediatric Infec Dis 2(3):249, 1983.















