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Brian McDonough, M.D., FAAFP
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Brian McDonough, M.D., FAAFP is Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at Temple University School of Medicine and Chairman of The Family Medicine Department at St. Francis Hospital. In 2009 he was named to serve as a member of the St. Francis Hospital Board of Directors. In 2010, he was named Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) of the hospital to help coordinate the successful transition to electronic medical records.
He was honored as 2006 DAFP Family Physician of The Year and is a Sir William Osler Award winner for his role in medical student and resident education at both Temple and St. Francis. He has been honored by The American Medical Association, The American Cancer Society, and The American Heart Association for his work as a physician. He maintains an active practice. Dr. McDonough is a Fellow of The American Academy of Family Physicians and The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and is Chairman of The PhillyHealthInfo Advisory Board.
In addition to his clinical role, Dr. McDonough's medical features are syndicated on over 500 radio stations throughout the United States including the flagship of the network, 1010 WINS in New York City. Dr. Brian McDonough got his broadcasting start at KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia and since 1988 he has been that city's medical voice. He is the recipient of four Emmy Awards which he earned over a twenty year career with Fox television. Dr. Brian McDonough has been a regular contributor to NBC's Today Show and is Medical Editor for several health publication companies. He is in demand as a medical speaker and wellness consultant for numerous fortune 500 companies. He is on The Medical Advisory Board for Omnia Education, Inc. and in that capacity helps in the process of continuing medical education for physicians and nurses nationwide.
Dr. Brian McDonough is a strong believer that the medical information that he provides be used as a resource to aid in the path to good health, but he insists that all ideas and questions be discussed with a personal physician before putting them into place.
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