Cherrie Heinrich

Cherrie Heinrich, MD, is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She has been actively contributing to surgical research and education since 2006, with a focus on reconstructive surgery, trauma outcomes, and surgical education.

Education:

• MD, Loma Linda University – Awarded May 1, 2001
• BS, Union College – Awarded December 1, 1996

Research Interests: Dr. Heinrich's research spans a broad range of topics within plastic and reconstructive surgery, including surgical outcomes in low-resource settings, fracture management, breast reconstruction techniques, and postoperative pain management. Her work often involves collaborative clinical trials and observational studies aimed at improving surgical care and patient outcomes.

Her recent publications reflect a strong interest in global surgery education, distal radius fracture management, and complication prevention in breast reconstruction. These studies contribute to evidence-based practices in both academic and clinical settings.

Scientific Contributions: While no specific awards are listed, Dr. Heinrich has co-authored 13 peer-reviewed publications and abstracts, indicating a sustained and impactful research presence in her field.

Affiliations & Labs: Dr. Heinrich is affiliated with Loma Linda University, a leading institution in health sciences. While no specific lab or team is named, her collaborative work suggests active participation in multidisciplinary surgical research teams.