40 Under 40: Brandon Estroff

Dr. Brandon Estroff is an active member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. He is a partner at Northside Pediatrics, a career trajectory of note not just for his rapid rise, but for one particular other reason.

“I grew up as a patient of Northside Pediatrics so now being a pediatrician there has been a unique and an incredibly fulfilling experience as I am giving back to the same community that helped build me into the person I am today. It’s truly l’dor v’dor at its finest.”

Influenced to become a pediatrician by his time spent as a counselor at Camp Twin Lakes and Camp Kudzu, working with children with cancer, children with Muscular Dystrophy, and Type I Diabetes, Dr. Estroff now treats many patients who attend the schools he once did.

“As a fifth-generation Jewish Georgian, my roots in the Atlanta Jewish community run deep. From the moment I was born, I was embraced by a community that has played an integral role in shaping who I am today. Growing up attending the local Jewish day schools (Epstein and Weber) not only helped strengthen my Jewish identity but also instilled in me a lasting appreciation for the traditions, values, and relationships that make this community and Judaism as a whole so special.”

Dr. Estroff met his wife at UGA, and the two and their young daughter are all Bulldog fans and active members at Shearith Israel.

“The support and sense of belonging I have experienced have been instrumental throughout my life. As I look toward the future, one of my greatest hopes is that my daughter will grow up surrounded by the same strong Jewish community that has given me so much.”