After obtaining his undergraduate degree in physics and mathematics from the University of Waterloo, Minh worked as a software engineer for more than a decade before receiving his medical degree from Ross University. His interest in medicine and the innate desire to help others inspires his passion in learning human biomechanics, which culminate in his study to become a chiropodist. Leaning on his medical training, knowledge of biomechanics, and the belief that education is a part of medical treatment Minh takes time to explain in details clients’ medical ailments in order to deliver high quality foot care to clients. As a hobby, Minh is utilizing his background in physics, mathematics, computer engineering, medicine and biomechanics to build a gait analysis system he dreamt of while at Michener’s Institute to replace the inaccurate, inadequate and very subjective Root pseudo-biomechanics.
Currently, Minh is working for Fontbonne Ministries providing foot care to precariously housed and low income population of the GTA. While caring for the marginalized population he developed a new technique to cure painful foot corns. He also created a topical solution to treat mild to moderate fungal nail infections and a treatment for advanced fungal nail infections. His innovations came as a result of the need within the population he works with while keeping costs at a minimum. See what great work he is providing to our community.
