Kimberly Crawford, MD

Dr. Kimberly Crawford boasts a rich and diverse background in Internal Medicine. With over two decades of experience, she has honed her skills in both private practice and hospitalist work in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Board-Certified in Internal Medicine since 1997, she has established herself as a trusted and accomplished physician.

After earning her Doctor of Medicine from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1994, Dr. Crawford completed her residency at the University of Tennessee-Baptist Hospital in Nashville, TN, where she was privileged to conduct research in Cardiovascular Disease at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Her dedication to her patients and her field was recognized when she received the Humanitarian Award in residency and was nationally honored as an Outstanding Young Woman of America, recognizing her exceptional professional achievements, leadership skills, and community service.

Dr. Crawford's journey in medicine began with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Kentucky. As a registered nurse, she gained valuable insights into different facets of medicine and used her knowledge to organize health fairs, blood drives, and volunteer work at community kitchens. Her contributions were acknowledged when she was awarded Outstanding College Student of America and became a Life Member of The National Registry of Who's Who.

Growing up in the small town of Benton, Kentucky, Dr. Crawford learned the values of hard work, dedication, and faith from her parents, who instilled in her a love for sports and her hometown roots. She is an avid fan of University of Kentucky Basketball, football, and baseball and credits her dad for her sportsmanship. Today, Dr. Crawford embodies these values as she sees herself as a helper in the overall healing process, while recognizing God as the ultimate healer.

Dr. Crawford lives in Lewisville with her family, where she is an active member of Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano. In her free time, she enjoys playing sports with her son and strengthening her fa