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As someone who grew up in an underserved and underrepresented community, I saw first-hand the hardships that came with that. Seeing the struggles that my own family faced has made me passionate about helping others in similar situations. VHPA has given me the opportunity to do this in a multitude of ways. In addition, I’ve found joy in mentoring students to help build the next great generation of medicine.
While medicine is often challenging, I enjoy practicing medicine every day. It is a field in which I can connect with people in a meaningful way, pursue knowledge throughout my career, and also be humbled by the various cases I come across. In the same compassionate and altruistic vein, I joined VHPA to help raise budding youths, provide enriching opportunities for colleagues in medicine, and tend to the elderly and frail. These efforts will leave a footprint in the community of today and build a legacy for future generations.
After opening my dental office, I joined VHPA to meet other physicians in the area who were also passionate about medicine. Not only was I able to meet exemplary providers, I was able to meet life-long frien4ds
Dr. Nguyen is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, American Board of Family Medicine, and the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care. He is practicing as a mobile Woundcare doctor in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex.
Throughout his medical school and residency years, Dr. Nguyen was involved in local health fairs, multiple fundraisers, Meals On Wheels, local food drives, and a medical mission trip to Tulum, Mexico. He is currently an officer for Vietnamese Professional Healthcare Association.
VHPA has given me the opportunity to reconnect with my heritage and give back to the community. It is my passion and mission to help connect the members of the VHPA community to help our current and future leaders.
