04/29/2026
Help us welcome Fred H Brennan, Jr., DO, FAOASM, FAAFP, FACSM, FAMSSM as a new member to PCOMS!
Fred H. Brennan, Jr, DO received his DO degree from the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Biddeford ME.
He completed his Family Medicine Residency at Albany Medical Center and a Sports Medicine Fellowship at Northwest Ohio Center for Sports Medicine, The Toledo Hospital.
Dr. Brennan is a Fellow in the American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine, the American Association of Family Physicians, the American Council on Sports Medicine, and the American Medical Society of Sports Medicine.
He is an Associate Professor, Morsani College of Medicine, University Of South Florida / Tampa General Hospital, and Chairman of the Department of Family Medicine, & BayCare, Health Systems, Morton Plant Hospital.
He is the team physician for the NFL, Tampa Bay, Buccaneers, a Member of the NFL Team Physician Committee – an advisory group to NFL since 2021 and Assistant Program Director University of South Florida, BayCare, Sports Medicine Fellowship program and assistant Program Director of the Turley Family Medicine Residency.
A Former Division 1 College Football player, he is a two-time Boston Marathon Finisher as well as Ironman Triathlon World Championship finisher and is Chief Medical Officer for the Boston Marathon & Charge Doc for the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii.
Dr. Brennan has been extensively involved in academic medicine as Director and Associate Director of various programs throughout his 24-year military career and civilian career He is a frequently invited guest lecture, published frequently if peer reviewed journals, contributed Chapters to books and recently had an article in 2022 in Current Sports Medicine Reports “Management and Diagnosis and Return to Play Guidance for Venous Thromboembolism in Athletes”.
He is former active-duty military, having retired after 24 years of service, both active and reserve Army and Air Force. He served in operation Iraqi freedom as a trauma physician, and as deputy commander, medical task force, 28 Stabilization Force 9 Bosnia and Hungry. He was a Battalion Surgeon, New Hampshire Army, National Guard, Manchester, New Hampshire. He’s the recipient of multiple military recognition throughout his military service.
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