Pritha Browning, M.D.

Pritha C. Browning, M.D., is a Faculty Associate at UT Southwestern Medical Center and a primary care physician in the UT Southwestern Multi-Specialty Clinic. Dr. Browning grew up in Dallas and received her BS in Biology at Duke University and completed her Medical Degree at UT Southwestern Medical School. Dr. Browning then completed her residency in internal medicine at University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospitals. 

After completing her residency, Dr. Browning immediately began providing patient care as a primary care physician in private practice from 2001-2017. During the years of 2008-2017, Dr. Browning was appointed Lead Physician. Dr. Browning also held the position of Staff Physician at Irving-Coppell Surgical Hospital and Baylor Medical Center at Irving.

Medical School

UT Southwestern Medical School (1998)

Internship

University of Alabama Medical Center at Birmingham (1999), Internal Medicine

Residency

University of Alabama Medical Center at Birmingham (2001), Internal Medicine

Featured Publications

Dominant unc-37 mutations suppress the movement defect of a homeodomain mutation in unc-4, a neural specificity gene in Caenorhabditis elegans.

Miller DM, Niemeyer CJ, Chitkara P Genetics 1993 Nov 135 3 741-53

• Hall of Fame Award for Quality Care and Patient Satisfaction
  Health Texas Provider Network (2016)
• Quality Improvement Award
  Texas Physician Practice (2015)
• Recognition for Outstanding Service
  Health Texas Provider Network (2014-2015)
• National Committee for Quality Assurance Recognition - Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home
  Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services (2012-2018)
• Quality Improvement Award
  Texas Physician Practice (2012)
• Recognition for Outstanding Service
  Health Texas Provider Network (2012)
• Recognition for Outstanding Service
  Health Texas Provider Network (2010)
• Consistent Top Performer in Preventive Care, Diabetes Care, Hypertension Management, and Asthma Management
  Health Texas Provider Network (2008-2016)
• Glenn Cobbs Award for Outstanding History and Physical Exam
  University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospitals (2000)

• American College of Physicians (2001)
• American Medical Women's Association (2001)
• American Medical Women's Association - UT Southwestern Chapter (1994-1995)