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Biography: A native of Denver, Dr Brandon Davison-Tracy (Dr. Brandon) returned home after graduating summa cum laude from Westmont College to complete his medical degree at the University of Colorado. He then completed his pediatric residency at The Children's Hospital in Denver where he was given the Golden Apple teaching award. Dr. Brandon is active as an assistant professor of pediatrics and was the recipient of the young teacher of the year award in 2005. He has served on both the medical board of The Children's Hospital and the board for Camp Waipiyapi (a camp for children with cancer).His clinical interests include ADD/ADHD, and developmental pediatrics as well as sports, adolescent and tropical medicine.Dr. Brandon and his wife, Sarah, are the proud parents two wonderful children, Sophia and Micah. You will generally find them either singing and dancing around the kitchen, picking up toys, and playing guitar or reading by the fireplace, or going on adventure hikes around the neighborhood. Pediatricians are always reeducating themselves, on a never-ending quest to find the latest and most beneficial treatments and remedies. But nothing has been more humbling than being a parent. My children are, and will always be, my greatest teachers.

Biography: Rich Gustafson was born in Seattle and moved to Denver after graduating from Vanderbilt School of Medicine, which included an international year studying cultures approach to health. Dr. Rich offers over 20 years of diverse pediatric experience. He worked for The Children's Hospital Colorado in their emergency rooms and as a hospitalist for 3 years following his pediatric residency training there. He continues to be on faculty as an Associate Clinical Professor.Rich has had strong commitments to medical education and international health care. He has worked with medical students and residents as a clinical mentor, coordinated a course at the medical school, and has worked extensively overseas. He has helped over a hundred families through the challenges of international adoption, including multiple trips to China as an adoption trip pediatrician.Following 6 years in private practice in Denver, Rich and his wife moved to Botswana. He worked as the only pediatrician in a district hospital while his wife coordinated the HIV care and support program of University of Pennsylvania. Their first daughter spent her first year of life there.Since 2012, Rich has been an enthusiastic member of the Stapleton pediatrics team. He enjoys helping families negotiate the constant challenges of parenthood, including being a resource from the most traditional or holistic approach to the latest scientific articles regarding your child's health and healthcare. He loves to engage and teach your children about health.A retired triathlete, Rich now gets most of his exercise running after his two daughters (2011 & 2015).