Scott Royal, MD

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Bringing Passion for Allergies, LGBTQ Health, and Preventative Care to Silver Spring Community

Dr. Royal is the newest addition to the team of dedicated healthcare providers at Mary's Center for Maternal and Child Care in Silver Spring, Maryland. Specializing in the management of allergies, eczema, and asthma, he also focuses on LGBTQ health and preventative pediatric care, demonstrating his commitment to serving diverse patient needs. His schedule at Mary's Center includes in-person consultations Monday to Friday, with the added convenience of telehealth appointments available on Wednesdays. 

In regards to his educational background, he completed his undergraduate studies in Biochemistry at the University of North Carolina - Wilmington, where he also excelled as a Division 1 swimmer. Following his undergraduate studies, he pursued his interest in viruses and vaccine design at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, before earning his medical degree from the same institution. His residency training in pediatrics at Georgetown University further honed his clinical skills and expertise in caring for children.

Beyond his academic achievements, Dr. Royal's commitment to global health is evident through his summer spent establishing a Zika laboratory and research study in Leon, Nicaragua. This experience underscores his dedication to advancing healthcare solutions for communities in need.

In his free time, he enjoys exploring the vibrant city of Washington, D.C., traveling to the beach, and spending quality moments with his beloved pets - cat Cam and dog Ethel. His hobbies include traveling, dog walks, playing the piano, hiking, surfing, and gardening.

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