Bryan Golubski, M.D.
Assistant Professor

Dr. Golubski is originally from the suburbs of Chicago. He completed medical school at Indiana University School of Medicine followed by residency in internal medicine at Duke University. Dr. Golubski knew early on that he was interested in a career in academic internal medicine as he was drawn by the cerebral nature, variety of case load, and the team-oriented approach to patient care. He most enjoys sitting down and talking to patients and their families about new diagnoses, disease course, treatment options, and what to expect when they leave the hospital. Aside from general internal medicine, he also has a clinical interest in gastroenterology and esophageal pathophysiology. Arriving in 2020, Dr. Golubski was drawn to UT Southwestern due to the high-powered academic environment and having met many amazing clinicians who completed some element of training at UTSW. He hopes to be able to add positively to this strong reputation. Outside of the hospital he enjoys spending time with his family, triathalons, geography, and travel.

Medical School

Indiana University School of Medicine (2017)

Residency

Duke University Medical Center (2020), Internal Medicine

• Barrett's Esophagus
• Esophageal Motility
• Patient Education

Featured Publications

Glycogenic Hepatopathy Causing Elevated Lactic Acid and Liver Enzymes.

Regan JA, Golubski B, Gilbert EB, Sullivan B, McCall SJ, Sata SS, Am. J. Med. 2020 02 133 2 191-194

 Featured Books

Alcohol Withdrawal. In Duke Guide to Internal Medicine

Golubski, B (2018).

• Class of 1963 - John P. Quakenbush Scholarship
  Indiana University School of Medicine (2016)
• Class of 1956 - Ronald H. Doneff Scholarship
  Indiana University School of Medicine (2015)
• Class of 1956 - Ronald H. Doneff Scholarship
  Indiana University School of Medicine (2014)

• American College of Physicians (2017)
• Alpha Omega Alpha (2016)
• Phi Beta Kappa (2013)