Gabriel Neal, MD, MA Bioethics, FAAFP

Gabriel Neal, MD is a clinical associate professor and department head of Primary Care and Rural Medicine at Texas A&M College of Medicine. He is received his MD from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 and is board-certified in family medicine. Dr. Neal first joined the Texas A&M Department of Family and Community Medicine in 2008 as a clinical assistant professor and joined the faculty in the Texas A&M Family Medicine Residency in 2016. He has taught in numerous pre-clinical and clinical courses for the College of Medicine. He is the executive clerkship director for family medicine and was the clinic director of the Texas A&M Family Care Clinic before becoming the chief clinical officer of the College of Medicine. He serves as vice-chair of the Department of Family Medicine for the St. Joseph Hospitals in Bryan-College Station, Texas.

Dr. Neal's teaching illuminates applied evidence-based medical care and ethics. He was awarded Clinical Faculty Preceptor of the Year in 2011 and Outstanding Faculty in Family Medicine in 2019. He writes, lectures and interviews for lay audiences regarding popular medical topics. He has authored several chapters in Swanson's Family Medicine Review and his work has been published in peer reviewed journals such as Medical Education, Family Medicine, and The Journal of Family Practice.