Dr. Thomas Divinagracia, MD, FACS

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Board-Certified Professional, Dr. Divinagracia, Showcases Excellence in Vascular Surgery, Endovascular Surgery, and General Surgery at Hartford Hospital

Dr. Divinagracia, the esteemed Chief of Vascular Surgery at Hartford Hospital, has garnered recognition for his unwavering dedication to providing exceptional patient care. Specializing in vascular surgery, endovascular surgery, and general surgery, Dr. Divinagracia plays a crucial role in elevating healthcare standards within the industry.

A product of his relentless pursuit of knowledge and expertise, he completed his undergraduate studies at Hobart College before embarking on his medical journey at St. George’s University School of Medicine. His passion for general surgery flourished during his residency at Boston University Medical Center, where he honed his skills and acquired valuable experience. To further enhance his proficiency, he undertook an internship at Boston University School of Medicine, solidifying his foundation in the medical field.

Driven by a thirst for continuous improvement, Dr. Divinagracia pursued advanced studies at Columbia University, enriching his medical acumen and broadening his horizons within the field of medicine. His commitment to excellence propelled him to a prestigious fellowship at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, where he specialized in vascular surgery, further solidifying his expertise in the domain.

As a testament to his proficiency and dedication, Dr. Divinagracia is a board-certified professional in vascular surgery and general surgery by the American Board of Surgery (ABS). The ABS, a distinguished independent non-profit organization based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is renowned for certifying surgeons who have exhibited a superior standard of education, training, and expertise in their respective fields.

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