Brunilda Nazario, MD, is the Chief Physician Editor, Medical Affairs, at WebMD. She works with WebMD's network of expert doctors and health care professionals where she shares her goals, vision, and the challenges faced in helping to develop an educational and successful learning experience for WebMD's readers. She is responsible for reviewing WebMD content and ensuring its accuracy, timeliness, and credibility.

A "culture of caring" and cultural competency are prime components of her practice of medicine. She works in the unique environment of telemedicine that allows patients access to her medical expertise quickly, efficiently, and without travel.

She is a board-certified internist and obesity specialist, an endocrinologist, and practices advanced diabetes management. She has been the Chairperson for The Obesity Society's Latin American Association Section. She has also completed a training program in alternative health and integrative medicine.

She is a delegate for the Global Wellness Summit, which helps empower wellness through educating the public and private sectors about preventative health and wellness.

Nazario has appeared in numerous radio, television, and print interviews including U.S. News and World Report, Men’s Journal, Huffington Post, Readers Digest, Sirius FM radio, CBS radio, The Evening News, and Parade magazine.

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