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Euryclides de Jesus Zerbini was a Brazilian physician and surgeon who performed the first heart transplant surgery in Latin America, the third such transplant in the world, in 1968.

William Zentmayer was a St. Louis ophthalmologist who began his career as Chief of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat outpatient department at St. Louis Children's Hospital in 1887. He also served at the Glen Mills School, St. Mary's Hospital, St. Agnes Hospital, and The Wills Eye Hospital.

Agnes D. “Toni” Zeigler (nee Ruzicka) was a 1945 graduate of the Washington University School of Nursing. She was a longtime school nurse for the St. Louis Public School System.

Joel Lester Zeffren was a graduate of St. Louis University Medical School in 1952 and was the first medical oncologist in St. Louis. He was the first chief of oncology at St. Louis University Medical Center and was on the staffs of Jewish Hospital and Missouri Baptist Medical Center.

John Zahorsky immigrated to Steelville, Missouri with his parents from Austria-Hungary when he was seven years old. He graduated from Missouri Medical College in 1895, and after spending a decade teaching at Washington University School of Medicine, he spent 40 years as a Professor of Pediatrics at St. Louis University School of Medicine.