Brandon Croft, MD, is board certified in internal medicine and pulmonary disease.
Dr. Croft began his medical education at Fresno Pacific University, earning his bachelor’s degree in pre-health sciences with an emphasis in pre-medical studies and graduating with honors. He then matriculated into the San Joaquin Valley Prime Scholars program, formerly administered by the UC Davis School of Medicine, for his doctorate. Finally, he attended UCSF Fresno to pursue his internal medicine residency and pulmonary and critical care medicine fellowship. During his fellowship, he earned the title of Chief Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellow in his final year of the program.
He volunteered at the UCSF Fresno Mobile Health and Learning Clinic (HeaL), a mobile medical clinic that aims to bring health care services to the local underserved communities in Fresno while providing learning opportunities for future health care providers. He contributed to numerous case reports on pulmonary hypertension. He also spent some time as a biology teaching assistant.
Dr. Croft is also an avid cyclist and enjoys running.