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Thea Price

MD
Acute Care Surgeon and Director of Complex Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
Mayo Clinic Florida, Jacksonville, FL

Thea Price, MD, FACS is an Acute Care Surgeon and Medical Director of Complex Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine in the Department of Surgery at the Mayo Clinic Florida in Jacksonville, Florida. She serves as the Medical Director of all inpatient and outpatient wound care.
Dr. Price is a(n) Senior Associate Consultant of Surgery in the College of Medicine.
She trained at UAMS, Thomas Jefferson University, University of Colorado and University of Chapel Hill. Clinical interests include calcification disorders, radiation injuries, hidradenitis suppurativa, and other complex acute and chronic wounds. She has a basic science lab that studies ectopic mineralization and heterotopic ossification and runs multiple wound care trials for new technologies. She is passionate about ground-breaking wound care innovation.

2026 Sessions

RAPID FIRE: What's new in Skin Grafting

This rapid-fire session will highlight the latest advancements and emerging trends in skin grafting for wound management. Faculty will review innovative techniques, new materials, and evolving clinical evidence shaping current grafting practices. Attendees will gain concise, practical insights to enhance outcomes and expand their understanding of modern reconstructive wound care.

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Saturday, October 17 4:20–4:45 PM
Room Milano 1
Faculty

Thea Price

MD
Acute Care Surgeon and Director of Complex Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
Mayo Clinic Florida, Jacksonville, FL

Thea Price, MD, FACS is an Acute Care Surgeon and Medical Director of Complex Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine in the Department of Surgery at the Mayo Clinic Florida in Jacksonville, Florida. She serves as the Medical Director of all inpatient and outpatient wound care.
Dr. Price is a(n) Senior Associate Consultant of Surgery in the College of Medicine.
She trained at UAMS, Thomas Jefferson University, University of Colorado and University of Chapel Hill. Clinical interests include calcification disorders, radiation injuries, hidradenitis suppurativa, and other complex acute and chronic wounds. She has a basic science lab that studies ectopic mineralization and heterotopic ossification and runs multiple wound care trials for new technologies. She is passionate about ground-breaking wound care innovation.
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