Current Position: Pediatric Endocrinologist
WakeMed Physician Practices
Scholarly Project: Anti-Human CD4 and CD8 Antibody Co-Therapy Induce T-Cell Egress from Inflammatory Tissues via the FOXO1 Pathway.
Dr. Henin presented his work during an oral podium presentation at the 10th International Joint Meeting of the Pediatric Endocrine Society in 2017. In addition, he won the Jud Van Wyk Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Basic Science Research at the annual UNC Thomas F. Boat Day of Scholarship.
“Since starting at UNC for my Pediatric Endocrinology fellowship, I have relished the opportunity to work with fantastic attendings who come from a variety of research backgrounds and who all place education as a top priority. I quickly discovered that there is no shortage of pathology at UNC. In my short time here I have been personally involved in the diagnosis and management of patients with new onset diabetes, panhypopituatirism, adrenoleukodystrophy, Turner Syndrome, 46 XY ovotesticular DSD, Graves’ disease, congenital hypothyroidism, PCOS, MEN (1a and 2a) and thyroid carcinoma (papillary and follicular) both on the inpatient wards and in the clinic. As a top flight academic institution located in the heart of the Research Triangle, UNC also provides a plethora of clinical, translational or laboratory research opportunities for fellows.”
