Thanh Dinh

Thanh Dinh is a Podiatrist and Assistant Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, affiliated with Boston Children’s Hospital’s Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Department. His clinical practice focuses on diabetic foot ulcers, microcirculation abnormalities, and sports-related podiatric surgery, with specialized expertise in reconstructive foot surgery and hallux valgus deformities.

• Education: Medical degree from Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, residency at Palmetto General Hospital, fellowship at Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center
• Research Trends: 15+ publications (2004–2019) primarily address diabetic foot pathophysiology, microcirculation dynamics, wound healing mechanisms, and regenerative therapies like amniotic tissue applications
• Clinical Leadership: Director of Residency Education at BIDMC, integrating evidence-based practices in diabetic foot management and sports medicine
• Collaborative Networks: Works across Boston Children’s Hospital locations including Waltham, Boston, and affiliated institutions