Meet Our Doctors
David R. Sprayberry, MD, FAAP
David Sprayberry, a Georgia resident for most of his life and the father of 4 (now adult) children, is a 1995 graduate of the University of Georgia Terry College of Business and a proud Georgia Bulldog. After 4 fantastic years at UGA, he attended the Medical College of Georgia, graduating in 2001, and then completed his pediatric residency at the Greenville Hospital System in Greenville, South Carolina in 2004.
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Following residency, Dr. Sprayberry and his lovely wife, Amy, returned to the Athens area with their children and have resided in Oconee County ever since. They are active in their church and enjoy snow and water skiing, as well as attending UGA athletic events now that their children have completed their extracurricular activities and athletic careers and have moved on to adulthood.
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Doctor Sprayberry practiced as a primary pediatrician in Athens and Watkinsville from 2004 until 2019 and then launched Prime Time Pediatrics Urgent Care to help provide greater availability to a pediatric physician for children in the local community who were unable to see their primary doctor.
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Although Dr. Sprayberry has enjoyed pediatric urgent care, he missed the long-term relationships developed in primary care and the more extensive ways he was able to help meet the needs of the children he cared for.Â
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Doctor Sprayberry has served on the board of the Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and has served as clinical assistant professor with the AU/UGA Medical Partnership, the Medical College of Georgia, the UGA Faculty of Medical Sciences, and now the UGA School of Medicine. His clinical interests include medical missions, adoption, foster care, and urgent care medicine.
Breana B. Miller, MD, FAAP
Breana B. Miller, a Georgia native, earned her undergraduate degree from Davidson College before returning to Georgia to earn her medical degree from the AU/UGA Medical Partnership in Athens, GA in 2014. She was in the first graduating class from this campus which has since transitioned to become the University of Georgia Medical School. She completed her pediatric training at Georgetown University and then began her practice at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, DC while her husband completed his military medical training in Bethesda.
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From 2017-2023, their family made several moves in service of the US Navy and Dr. Miller worked in pediatric practice settings including emergency departments, public health clinics and private practice primary care offices. When their family military obligations were complete, the Millers relocated back home to Oconee County to be near family and raise their small children.
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Doctor Miller is board certified in pediatrics, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and is passionate about patient education and preventative medicine. Though she has loved aspects of every practice setting, she is very excited to return to primary care to be able to build longer term relationships with her patients.Â
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In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family, which includes two very busy boys, being outside and gardening.Â
OUR APPROACH
Personalized, Evidence-Based Care
At Sprayberry Pediatrics, we believe your child is uniquely created and deserves evidence-based care that is tailored to their individual needs. We believe your child is inherently valuable and deserves a doctor who is focused on their best interest, rather than the demands of an insurance company or hospital administrator. We believe parents know their child best, so we listen to your concerns and address them thoughtfully. We believe a trusting relationship between parent, child, and doctor is essential to providing the best care to your child., so we combine modern medical science with a compassionate, family-centered approach to ensure your child receives the personalized care they need. If you have found the traditional insurance-based, high speed medical approach less than ideal, Sprayberry Pediatrics may be the right fit for you and your child.
