Jazmin Brito, DO

Meet Jazmin Brito, DO

Bilingual Family Medicine Physician Bringing Preventive, Integrative, and Whole-Person Care to East Texas

Jazmin Brito, DO, is a family medicine physician dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve lifelong wellness through preventive care, chronic disease management, and personalized treatment plans. She earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her Family Medicine residency training at Methodist Charlton Family Medicine Center in Dallas. With additional training in public health, integrative medicine, and obesity medicine, Dr. Brito brings a unique perspective that combines evidence-based medicine with a focus on the social, lifestyle, and community factors that influence health. A native bilingual English-Spanish speaker, she is committed to improving access to high-quality care for diverse patient populations throughout East Texas.

Career at a Glance

• Native bilingual physician providing care in both English and Spanish.
• Pursuing advanced training through the Columbia Cornell Obesity Medicine Program and the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine.
• Completed the Methodist Charlton Improvement Academy Silver Fellowship and led a quality improvement initiative focused on food insecurity screening during annual wellness visits.

Clinical Role and Leadership

As a family medicine physician, Dr. Brito provides comprehensive primary care focused on prevention, early detection, and long-term health management. Her background in epidemiology and public health allows her to look beyond symptoms and address the broader factors that affect health outcomes. Through her work in quality improvement, resident leadership committees, and community outreach programs, she has helped advance patient-centered care initiatives while promoting wellness both inside and outside the clinic.

She provides specialized care for conditions such as:

• Hypertension
• Diabetes
• Obesity and weight-related health conditions
• High cholesterol
• Women's preventive health concerns
• Acute illnesses and infections
• Preventive and wellness care for patients across all stages of life

What You Can Expect from Care with Jazmin Brito, DO

Dr. Brito believes that great health care starts with understanding the whole person. Her approach combines preventive medicine, patient education, lifestyle counseling and evidence-based treatment plans tailored to everyone’s goals and circumstances. She is particularly passionate about helping patients overcome barriers to care and empowering them to take an active role in their health.

You can expect:

• Personalized care plans designed around your unique needs and goals
• Preventive strategies focused on long-term wellness
• Clear communication in English or Spanish
• Collaborative decision-making and patient education
• A whole-person approach that considers lifestyle, nutrition, and overall well-being

Advanced Diagnostic Care

Dr. Brito enhances traditional family medicine with advanced training in obesity medicine and integrative health. She is currently completing specialized education through the Columbia Cornell Obesity Medicine Program and the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, expanding her expertise in lifestyle interventions, nutrition, preventive health strategies, and evidence-based complementary approaches. Her osteopathic training also provides a strong foundation in whole-person care that addresses the connection between physical, emotional, and community health.

Research, Clinical Insight, and Thought Leadership

Dr. Brito has contributed to clinical research, quality improvement initiatives and medical education throughout her career. Her published work includes research in infectious disease, public health and diagnostic medicine. She co-authored a case study on rickettsial disease published in the Methodist Health System Graduate Medical Education Research Journal and previously published research in Infectious Diseases in Clinical Practice. Her scholarly interests have also included improving laboratory quality measures and addressing food insecurity through preventive care initiatives. She has also served as an educator for medical students through clinical teaching sessions focused on transitions of care.

Commitment to Public Health and Health Equity

Dr. Brito's commitment to health extends far beyond the exam room. She has volunteered with Spanish-speaking medical clinics, community food programs, youth education initiatives, and public health outreach efforts. Her experience includes supporting underserved populations, promoting preventive health education, participating in Spanish-language COVID-19 awareness campaigns, and organizing charitable efforts that expanded access to care for children in need. Her Master of Public Health training further reinforces her dedication to addressing health disparities, improving access to care, and helping patients overcome social barriers that impact overall wellness.

During her third year of residency, Dr. Brito participated in a medical mission trip to Guatemala, an experience that strengthened her cultural competency and deepened her understanding of how social, economic, and cultural factors influence health. The experience reinforced the importance of meeting patients where they are, respecting their individual circumstances, and developing personalized care plans that reflect their unique needs and life experiences.