Dr. Juan Bravo of Florida knows that any great career starts with a great education. From a young age, Dr. Bravo was certain that he wasted to pursue a career in the medical field. Being the fourth generation of a long lineage of physicians, it seemed almost fate that Dr. Bravo himself would become a medical practitioner. That is why after graduating high school, Dr. Bravo quickly went on to attend the University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Campus, a place where only a few miles away, his own mother ran a hospital. Dr. Bravo would attend the University of Puerto Rico for three years before acquiring his bachelor's degree in Industrial microbiology, a difficult and intellectually demanding field.

Dr. Juan Bravo of Florida has been a practicing and certified wound care and hyperbaric medicine physician for over twelve years, and the most common question he gets about his storied career, is what exactly is a wound care and hyperbaric doctor? Dr. Bravo, being the amiable man that he is, is always eager to answer the question. Dr. Bravo says that a hyperbaric medicine is the medical use of oxygen at a level higher than atmosphere pressures. The special equipment required for this treatment consists of a pressure chamber, which may be of rigid or flexible in construction, and is a way of delivering 100% oxygen. Operation is performed based on a predetermined schedule by trained physician who monitors the patient to assure their safety, as well as make proper adjustments.. Hyperbaric treatments useful for treatment of decompression sickness, and has also shown great effectiveness in treating conditions such as gas gangrene, and carbon monoxide poisoning and some non-healing wounds..

Dr. Juan Bravo of Florida takes a holistic approach to his profession, desiring to heal his patients from inside out, so they can continue on with a healthy and happy lifestyle. It is for that reason that Dr. Bravo became a member of the American Board of Wound Management. There, he would further his own education, as well as become an integral part of a group that helps assure wounds are dressed and disinfected properly.