Dr. James Bennett Bragman, a distinguished physician specializing in internal medicine, geriatrics, and primary care sports medicine, has made remarkable contributions to the field of healthcare. With 38 years of experience, Dr. Bragman has been a self-employed physician since 1989 and has served as an assistant clinical professor of internal medicine at Wayne State University for three decades.

Dr. Bragman’s expertise extends beyond clinical practice. He has made significant contributions as a national medical radio expert on CNN and has been recognized for his work as a voice-over artist for prominent commercial campaigns, including the National Commercial B Complex and 5-hour Energy.

An alumnus of Wayne State University, Dr. Bragman earned his Bachelor of Science in biology in 1978 before completing his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Michigan State University in 1981. His training includes an internship at Oakland General Hospital and a residency at Beaumont Hospital. He is board certified in internal medicine and has been honored as a Fellow by the American College of Physicians Inc.

Dr. Bragman was recognized as one of the Top Doctors in Detroit in 2023, with additional accolades expected for 2024. His professional accomplishments are a testament to his dedication and excellence in the medical field.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Dr. Bragman enjoys golfing and playing tennis. He is committed to passing on professional contacts and opportunities to his son, who is embarking on a career in journalism and sports broadcasting.

Looking ahead, Dr. Bragman plans to continue his medical practice and teaching, while also pursuing opportunities in public speaking and product endorsements. He aims to regain visibility and impact through media platforms, particularly in New York, and is dedicated to upholding honesty, transparency, and ethics in patient care. His philosophy emphasizes continuous improvement and the avoidance of stagnation, reflecting his commitment to advancing both his own career and the field of medicine.