Deborah Brahee, MD
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Deborah Brahee, MD is a radiologist in the Children's Hospital Pediatric Radiology Division. She completed her BA degree in Psychology at the University of Minnesota. She completed her Chiropractic and BA degree in Human Biology at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Minneapolis, MN. She completed Chiropractic Radiology residency training at Logan University. After which she served as a board certified Chiropractic Radiologist and Assistant Professor of Radiology for several years before returning to medical school at St. George's School of Medicine in Grenada. She completed internship at the Brooklyn Hospital Center in NY and residency in diagnostic imaging at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA.
She has specialty interests in Pediatric, Musculoskeletal and Fetal imaging.
Dr. Brahee is board certified by the American Board of Radiology and has completed fellowship training in Pediatric Radiology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Center.
Education & Professional Highlights
Appointed
2019
Education & Fellowships
Fellowship - Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Pediatric Radiology
Cincinnatii,
OH
2019
Residency - Allegheny General Hospital
Diagnostic Radiology
Pittsburgh,
PA
2018
Internship - Brooklyn Hospital Center
Surgery
Brooklyn,
NY
2014
Medical Education - St. George's University School of Medicine
Grenada
2013
Graduate School - Northwestern Health Sciences University
Doctor of Chiropractic, Bachelor of Science Human Biology
Bloomington,
MN
1996
Undergraduate - University of Minnesota
Psychology
Minneapolis,
MN
1993
Certifications
- Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology
- Radiology - Pediatric Radiology
Research & Publications
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