Dr. Brackney
With over 15 years of clinical experience, Dr. Brackney is a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist who provides clear guidance, steady care, and thorough attention to detail for women and their babies facing high-risk pregnancies.
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About Me
I'm a physician, double board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology as a specialist in Obstetrics & Gynecology and a subspecialist in Maternal Fetal Medicine.
I serve on the board of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists and lead its Maternal Fetal Medicine subsection. I'm on the leadership team of the ObGyn subsection of the Christian Medical and Dental Association.
I practiced as a general obstetrician gynecologist for 9 years before completing my subspecialty training in MFM. I enjoy music and the arts, reading for fun, supporting my kids in their music and sports endeavors, serving in our church, and traveling with my husband and three children. We have a spoiled family dog named Cooper!
Education & Training
1998-2002
B.S. in Biology
Bryan College
I built a strong foundation in biological sciences and Biblical studies, developing analytical and critical thinking skills that prepared me for a career of service in medicine.
2002-2006
M.D.
University of Maryland
School of Medicine
I received comprehensive medical training and discovered my passion for women's health, obstetrics, and surgical procedures.
2006-2010
ObGyn Residency
Penn State Health
I completed broad clinical training in obstetrics and gynecology, caring for women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and all stages of reproductive health.
2018-2019
OB Ultrasound Fellowship
UTHSC Memphis
I gained specialized expertise in the technique of performing fetal ultrasound and interpreting the images obtained by the sonographers on my team.
2019-2022
MFM Fellowship
Case Western Reserve
I completed subspecialty training in perinatology, focusing on high-risk pregnancies, prenatal diagnosis, critical care in pregnancy, and other complex maternal and fetal conditions.
Professional Society Memberships
“I’m not a baby!” my 10-year-old son insisted again recently – frustrated in the way only a youngest child can be. He resists that identity, and I understand that. But the truth is less negotiable than he believes....
Dr. Brackney and neonatologist Dr. Pierucci discuss the management of previable and periviable preterm prelabor rupture of membranes on the OBservations Podcast
Dr. Brackney and MFM Dr. Wolfe discuss the current data on GLP-1 Receptor Inhibitors and their implications for pregnant women and their babies on the Tennessee Moms & Babies Podcast.