The Loneliest Job That Never Feels Lonely
When I tell people I practice alone — no partners, no colleagues down the hall, just me and my families
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Author: Daniel Dvoskin, DO
Dr. Dvoskin, known to most patients as “Dr. Daniel,” was born in
Ukraine and immigrated to Brooklyn, New York, where he spent his early
childhood. Fluent in English and Russian, he earned a Bachelor of
Science in Biological Science from Florida International University
and a Doctor of Medicine from William Carey University College of
Osteopathic Medicine in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
Dr. Daniel launched his pediatric medicine career at Baylor Scott &
White McLane Children’s, where he completed his residency in 2022. He
worked with Texas Children's Hospital until he started his current
direct pediatric primary care practice. He has a passion for forming
relationships with patients and watching them grow alongside their
families.
When not seeing patients, Dr. Daniel enjoys spending family time with
his family: his wife, an optometrist in Hutto, and their daughters.
His other hobbies include creative writing and automotive sports.
Community outreach is important to Dr. Daniel, and he looks forward to
planting roots in the Taylor area.
Your EMR Is Not Your Friend. Mine Is.
Ask any physician what they hate most about modern medicine and the answer is almost always the same. It’s not
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There’s No Metric For What We Actually Do
Value-based care loves a metric. Asthma Scores. Readmission rates. Screening completion. Every insurance model that claims to reward quality over
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Millennial Parents Deserve Better Than A Few Minutes
Millennial parents are the most informed generation in history. They’ve read the books, joined the groups, and Googled every symptom.They’re
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The Kid Who Texted Me at 9 PM Changed Everything
I didn’t go into medicine to fight insurance companies. I didn’t go in to stare at a screen for eleven
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