Briana Krewson, DO

Briana Krewson, DO, MPH (she/her) developed her passion for family medicine as a community project manager and director of a student-run clinic for the homeless in Philadelphia. She has interests in many areas of family medicine- compassionate humanistic care, preventative and lifestyle medicine, osteopathic manipulative treatment, integrative, holistic medicine, women’s health, leadership in medicine, teaching in medicine, and underserved rural medicine. She has had experiences across the globe that have shaped her, and continues to travel as much as possible. As a Fulbright Fellow, Briana taught English to university students in Rzeszow, Poland, while immersing herself in the local culture. She conducted a medical research project within Alaskan native populations as the Anne C. Carter Global Health Fellow for the American Medical Women’s Association, and also worked in subarctic Canada at the Institute for Circumpolar Health Research. As a physician she looks forward to strengthening the health of her community and supporting long-term relationships with patients at both their healthiest and most vulnerable moments. She is an enthusiastic vegetable and herb gardener and loves baking desserts. She keeps active by hiking with her rescue dog Jake; running, and yoga.