Maxwell W. Braunstein, PA-C

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Maxwell W. Braunstein, PA-C is a Physician Assistant with Urology Austin

Maxwell W. Braunstein is a Board Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C), who received his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from South University, and his Bachelor of Science in Cellular, Molecular and Physical Biology from Christopher Newport University in Virginia.

Prior to joining Urology Austin, Maxwell worked at the Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit at VCU Health Systems in Richmond, Virginia. He also worked in emergency care at the HCA Chippenham Hospital, as well as, Director of Logistics Lab Tech for GENETWORx, a national leader in molecular testing, pharmacogenetics and pathogen testing. In addition, Maxwell worked as an Assistant Scientist at Pharmaceutical Product Development.

Maxwell has a long history of leadership and volunteerism. Among his achievements includes being an nominated attendee at the American Academy of PAs (AAPA) Leadership and Advocacy Summit in 2021, and AAPA Cohort Chair representative from 2019 – 2020. Maxwell is also a member of the National Biology Honors Society. His volunteerism included providing services for the Forest View Rescue Squad.

At Urology Austin, Maxwell works alongside Dr. Loren Jones seeing patients at both our Jollyville and Round Rock #2 locations, Contact Urology Austin to schedule an appointment with Maxwell.

Education

Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, South University, Richmond, VA
Bachelor of Science in Cellular, Molecular and Physical Biology, Christopher Newport University, Newport News, Virginia

Credentials

American Heart Association: National EMS Certification, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Basic Life Support
Department of Health, Virginia, Emergency Medical Technician
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
Occupational Safety and Health Administration certification
World Health Organization Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) certification for Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)