In addition to serving as chair of the EM department at SUNY at Buffalo, Dr. Braen has authored, co-authored and edited several Emergency Medicine texts, including Emergency Medicine: The Core Curriculum, Clinician's Pocket Reference, and Manual of Emergency Medicine: Diagnosis and Treatment.
Birthplace: Mansfield, Ohio
College: Ohio State University
Medical School: University of Cincinnati
Residency: University of Kentucky - Emergency Medicine; Hartford Hospital (CT) - Internal Medicine
Board Certification: American Board of Emergency Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine |
Medical/Research Interests: Sexual assault, burns, mushroom poisoning
Personal Interests: Music, Cooking, Wine, Farming
About Buffalo: I love living in Buffalo, and have lived lots of other places (Boston, Hartford, Lexington, Kentucky, Columbus). Buffalo has a great cultural heritage, excellent professional sports, a nearby and usable outdoors, and usable snow (for those of us who like to ski, snowshoe, etc.). Overall, Buffalo is a very livable place."
Editor's Note: Dr. Braen has "done it all" in Emergency Medicine but remains a friendly, approachable person. Students, residents, and attending staff have all benefited from his leadership. He has the respect and admiration of everyone in the
department.
Manual of Emergency Medicine, Fifth Edition, Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins, 2005. Jenkins, Jon and Braen, G. Richard
Essentials of Emergency Medicine, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2006. Aghababian RV, Allison EJ, Boyer EW, Braen GR, Manno MM, Moorhead JC and Volturo GA eds.
"Adrenal Disease" Chapter 39, Braen GR, Essentials of Emergency Medicine, Jones and Bartlett. Aghababian R, Allison EJ, Boyer E, Braen GR, et al., eds., 2006
"Sexual Assault" Chapter 125, Bennett MK and Braen GR, Essentials of Emergency Medicine, Jones and Bartlett. Aghababian RV, Allison EJ, Boyer E, Braen GR, et al., eds., 2006
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