Specialties

• Family Medicine
• Sports Medicine

Biography:
Originally from Baltimore Maryland, Dr. Branoff received his B.S. from the University of Maryland. He subsequently received a M.S. from Georgetown University, where he also attended medical school. His residency training was at the Halifax Health Family Medicine Residency Program.

Formerly, Dr. Branoff was the Program Director of the Halifax Health Family Medicine Residency Program from 1991 through 1999. He has been a full time faculty member at the Halifax Health Family Medicine Residency Program since 1986. As FMRP Program Director, Dr. Branoff recognized the importance of Sports Medicine training and achieved his CAQ/SM. He spearheaded the development of a fellowship, promoted Dr. Shelton as Program Director and has subsequently served as a full time faculty member.

He has been an active participant in the training of 12 primary care sports medicine physicians as of 2008. Team Physician duties include the Bethune Cookman University Wildcats for the past 6 years, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Eagles, the Seabreeze High School Sandcrabs, and the Daytona Thunder of the Arena 2 Football League. Notable event coverage activities include the Women's World Weightlifting Championships, and 2 National Tae Kwon Do Championships, the Daytona 500, and the NAIA National Soccer Championships for the past 5 years.

His professional interests include wilderness medicine, ETT and procedures including soft tissue injections and tissue compartment manometry. He remains an active backpacker and cyclist.