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Kha Dinh, MD, started his journey at UTHealth in 2007 as a medical student. He also completed his residency in Internal Medicine and fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at UTHealth. His primary focus is caring for critically ill patients at Memorial Hermann Hospital – Texas Medical Center’s Heart and Vascular Institute. He works among a large multidisciplinary team taking care of adult heart failure patients with mechanical devices. His clinical and research interests include veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), ARDS, and pleural diseases.
He is a course director of the fourth-year medical student Required Critical Care Course and participates in teaching during the McGovern Medical School Pulmonary Module. In addition, he preceptors second-year medical students in his pulmonary clinic throughout the year. Along with his clinical duties, he enjoys and takes much pride in mentoring and contributing to the education and clerkship of McGovern’s medical students, residents, and fellows.
Outside of the hospital setting, Dr. Dinh enjoys spending time with his family and friends, puzzles, astronomy, traveling, and working out.
