Doctor Brandon Henry joined California Baptist University as a team physician in 2020. Dr. Henry is also a sports medicine physician at Riverside Medical Clinic.
Raised in Southern California, Dr. Henry grew up playing a plethora of sports including baseball, basketball and football. His athletic career continued at Citrus College with baseball and later Sacramento State University with football. He culminated his collegiate career with a B.A. degree in Biological Sciences. He continued his education at Howard University College of Medicine and served as class president for all four years. He matched into pediatric residency at Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital.
After completing residency, his love of sports led him to pursue a primary care sports medicine fellowship at the Baylor Sports Medicine Fellowship in Waco, Texas. This fellowship granted him the privilege of being a team physician for Baylor University athletics, including the Big 12 Tournament Champion women’s soccer team, McLennan Community College Athletics, and University High School Athletics.
Like his love for sports, Dr. Henry also has a strong passion for mentoring. He serves as the Assistant Director for the Tour For Diversity in Medicine, which is an organization that works to educate, inspire and cultivate the future generations of minority physicians, dentists and pharmacists. He is a lifetime member of the Student National Medical Association. Dr. Henry is also an active member of the National Medical Association and holds the position of Secretary for the Postgraduate Section. He is also a member of the American Medical Society of Sports Medicine, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
Currently Dr. Henry is practicing Sports Medicine at Riverside Medical Clinic/California Baptist University Student Health Center where he is a team Physician for California Baptist University Athletics, Corona Centennial High School, Santiago High School and Citrus Hill High School. He is also the Director of Sports Medicine for Riverside Medical Clinic and the Medical Director for the Masters in Athletic Training program at California Baptist University. He is also Clinical faculty in the RUHS/UCR Sports Medicine Fellowship and UCR School of Medicine.
