Minh Nguyen

Dr. Minh Nguyen is a Clinical Professor of Medicine with a focus on oncology and critical care. He currently serves on the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee at Hoag Hospital. His research emphasizes chemotherapy side effect management, drug efficacy in hematological disorders, and critical care pharmacology.

Dr. Nguyen earned his MD from Wayne State University School of Medicine, followed by residency and a Medical Oncology Fellowship at William Beaumont Hospital. He has been recognized for academic excellence, including Clinical Honors in Neurology and Pediatrics during medical school.

His research interests include prevention of chemotherapy-induced alopecia via scalp hypothermia, tumor lysis syndrome treatment efficacy, and thrombin inhibitor use in critical care settings. His work bridges clinical practice with technological advancements, such as automated mobility assessment systems and image retrieval algorithms.

• Awards:
• Clinical Honors in Neurology (2000–2001)
• National Golden Key Honor Society Member (1996)
• Class Valedictorian (1993)

Dr. Nguyen’s contributions span clinical oncology and biomedical engineering, with notable work in wearable sensor technology and disaster response data analysis.