The Expert Network celebrates its newest member, Dr. Paul C. Browne
Augusta, GA, March 22, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Dr. Paul C. Browne, Associate Professor and Clinical Service Chief of the Women’s Health Section, Georgia Regents University, has joined The Expert Network, an invitation only service for distinguished professionals. Dr. Browne has been chosen as a Distinguished Doctor™ based on peer reviews and ratings, numerous recognitions, and accomplishments achieved throughout his career.
Dr. Browne outshines others in his field due to his extensive educational background, numerous awards and recognitions, and career longevity. He attended Duke University Medical School where he received the Lane Scholarship and completed his medical degree in 1981. Dr. Browne is a graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program. He returned to Duke for a fellowship in Maternal-Fetal Medicine. Dr. Browne specializes in the care of pregnant patients with serious medical complications. He is an expert in prenatal diagnosis and fetal management.
"There are two main trends that I have noticed. One is that women are waiting longer to have children. That has to do with their education and employment, so they wait a little longer until they feel like they're ready to have a family. And then, the second is that we see a lot more women who are overweight than we used to."
Paul C. Browne, M.D., Associate Professor and Clinical Service Chief of the Women's Health Section, Georgia Regents University
With over 30 years dedicated to medicine, Dr. Browne brings a wealth of knowledge to his industry, and in particular, to his area of expertise, Maternal and Fetal medicine. When asked why he decided to pursue this specialization in medicine, Dr. Browne said:
"I found pregnant patients to be optimistic and very focused on the healthcare of their baby. Maternal-Fetal Medicine provided a great balance between primary care, radiology and surgery. I've spent my career trying to improve the outcomes of medically-complicated pregnant women."
As a thought-leader in his field, Dr. Browne keeps his finger on the pulse of the latest trends in maternal care and fetal care in order to offer his patients the best care possible. He noted:
"There are two main trends that I have noticed. One is that women are waiting longer to have children. That has to do with their education and employment, so they wait a little longer until they feel like they're ready to have a family. And then, the second is that we see a lot more women who are overweight than we used to."
Dr. Browne currently serves as an Associate Professor and Clinical Service Chief of the Women’s Health Section at Augusta University. In 1988, Dr. Browne joined the Emory University faculty and accepted a position as the Director of Obstetrical Ultrasound at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1993, Dr. Browne left Emory to begin a career in private practice and started Atlanta Maternal-Fetal Medicine.
Dr. Browne was recently awarded both American and European patents for a new form of labor monitor using electromagnetic field disturbance. He is the CEO of South Carolina WebEd, a non-profit which is dedicated to providing software support for the care of prenatal patients. Dr. Browne is a member of the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the Georgia OB-GYN Society, and the South Carolina OB-GYN Society.
For more information, visit Dr. Browne's profile on the Expert Network here: http://expertnetwork.co/members/paul-browne,-md/30094ded303f572b
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The Expert Network has written this news release with approval and/or contributions from Dr. Paul C. Browne. The Expert Network is an invitation-only reputation management service that is dedicated to helping professionals stand out, network, and gain a competitive edge. The Expert Network selects a limited number of professionals based on their individual recognitions and history of personal excellence.
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