John Hinds (21 March 1980 – 4 July 2015) was a Northern Irish doctor known for his contributions to prehospital care and high-speed motorcycle trauma medicine.

[10] The two rode as 'travelling doctors', following the riders on the warm-up and opening lap of each race or practice session, enabling them to be on scene rapidly in the event of a serious incident occurring.

[7] Over several years, Hinds was a speaker at the Social Media and Critical Care Conference (SMACC), giving presentations such as "more cases from the races"[11] and "Crack the Chest: Get Crucified".

[15] On the evening of 3 July 2015, Hinds was involved in an accident while providing medical cover at a Skerries 100 practice session.

[21] On 21 March 2016, the day that would have been Hind’s 36th birthday, the key findings of a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service consultation were announced.

There were calls for the aircraft to be named "Delta 7", the callsign formerly assigned to Hinds by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service for whom he responded as one of a group of volunteer BASICS doctors.