Brittney Pryor Craig, MD

​​Born and raised in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Dr. Brittney Pryor Craig has always been a small-town girl with big dreams. She remembers scrawling her name and the word “doctor” on her very first homemade, crayon-laden, construction paper business card at age 5. Growing up, she admired the kind pediatric physicians she encountered and aspired to be among them. From Arkansas, she moved to Atlanta, Georgia where she graduated from Emory University with a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology. ​​

Dr. Pryor Craig attended Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, Tennessee. She naturally gravitated towards the specialty of Pediatric Neurology where her interest in the neurological sciences and passion for helping children intertwined. Dr. Pryor Craig was recognized as an American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation Minority Scholar and received the specially designated Ronald M. Davis, M.D., Memorial Scholarship. This award honored her commitment to the elimination of healthcare disparities, outstanding academic achievements, leadership activities, and community involvement. ​​

While completing her Pediatric Neurology residency at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas, Dr. Pryor Craig found that many of her patients also experienced sleep concerns and ​she became intrigued by the complexities of sleep disorders. This inspired her to pursue a fellowship in Sleep Medicine which she also completed at UT Southwestern.

​​In her spare time, Dr. Pryor Craig loves spending quality moments with her wonderful husband and two children, extended family, and friends. She enjoys reading fantasy and fiction novels, cooking, volunteering, and practicing mindfulness. She is keen on travel and learning about different cultures.

​​Dr. Pryor Craig is devoted to helping children heal by providing skilled, compassionate, and individualized care.