Daniel Shin

Daniel Shin, MD, PhD is an Attending Physician in the Division of Immunology at Boston Children's Hospital and an Instructor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. He specializes in pediatric immunology with clinical focus on allergies, primary immunodeficiency disorders, and severe combined immunodeficiency.

Education:

• Undergraduate: Columbia University (2006, New York, NY)
• Graduate School & Medical School: Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2016, Bronx, NY)
• Internship: Pediatrics at Boston Children's Hospital (2017, Boston, MA)
• Residency: Pediatrics at Boston Children's Hospital (2018, Boston, MA)
• Fellowship: Allergy/Immunology at Boston Children's Hospital (2022, Boston, MA)

Dr. Shin's research and clinical work focuses on immune dysregulation in children. As a physician-scientist, he evaluates and optimizes immune system function to promote pediatric wellbeing. His clinical specialties include allergies in children, primary immunodeficiency disorders, and severe combined immunodeficiency, with particular interest in how the immune system operates at the interface of health and disease.

He contributes to Boston Children's Hospital's Division of Immunology, which treats over 30,000 patients annually across multiple sites in the greater Boston area. The division is a major NIH-funded research center and hosts fellowship training programs for young physicians specializing in allergy and immunology.

As an Instructor at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Shin participates in educating medical students, residents, and fellows, contributing to the next generation of pediatric immunologists and allergists.