Dr. Gregory Braccia MD - Field of Pain Management

Dr. Gregory Braccia MD: Field of Pain Management Pain Managment can be a very pressing and difficult sector of the medical field. It takes a great amount of patience and dedication to providing each patient with one on one care. Dr. Gregory Braccia is a renowned pain management physician who currently works in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. He specializes in both pain management and anesthesiology and is one of the leading doctors in the community. Dr. Braccia has been practicing medicine and caring for patients for more than twenty five years. Due to his mastery of medical skill and attention to detail when it comes to patients, he is recognized within the community as an outstanding physician. Dr. Gregory Braccia has a very special way of interacting with his patients. He exercises a high level of communication and a system of openness that makes implementing a successful pain management plan possible.

Pain care is best practiced through a careful system of communication between doctor and patient, because pain is something that comes and goes and varies. Pain is something that is highly variable and can change quickly depending on the dosage, time of day and the progression of underlying causes. For any physician, having good communication with his patients is a solid foundation for providing excellent care. However, having great communication between a doctor and his patient is not always possible, especially when you are talking about situations that may alter the communication process. Dr. Gregory Braccia is aware of this possibility, and is thus highly trained in the key art of non-verbal communication. This means that it is imperative to be tuned into non-verbal signs of pain progressions and of patient discomfort. He must look for a variety of indicators and clues that show a sign of changes in the patient’s condition.

Dr. Gregory Braccia received his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, which is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This historical school is known for its involvement in education, medical research and patient care and academic health care center. Founded in 1824, the institution is the ninth oldest existing medical institution in the United States.

Dr. Gregory Braccia tries to stay informed in the various industry changes and therefore believes it's important to be involved in various associations, which include the International Spine Intervention Society since 1994, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress since 2005, ordained Minister in the Order of the Melchizedek since 2009, the Institute for Functional Medicine since 2014, and Integrated Practitioner since 2014 and Certified in Intravenous Nutrition for Physicians.