Doctors

Dr. Vera Oyabure was born and raised in Dallas, TX. She is a board-certified family physician who completed her Residency at the University of Tennessee Family Practice Residency Program in Jackson, TN. She attended Medical School at Saba University School of Medicine and received her bachelor’s degree from Baylor University, Waco, TX.

 She is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, Society of Hospital Medicine, American Academy of Private Physicians, Houston Medical Forum, and the Institute of Functional Medicine.

She is also a member of the Board of Directors of Fulshear Katy Area Chamber of Commerce.

Her words:

 Since the age of five, I have always known I wanted to be a doctor. During medical school, I decided to specialize in family medicine which would enable me to serve people and establish a doctor-patient relationship, which is the backbone of primary care.

“A patient-physician relationship is the backbone of primary care and it is essential to the delivery of high-quality health care.”

Having gone through the rigorous clinical and hospital training during residency, I opted to become a hospitalist, attending to more complex and acute medical conditions in an active hospital environment. I have gained significant and valuable experience as a hospitalist, and enjoyed the bustle of not knowing what next to expect.

“Providing excellent patient-focused medical care to patients of all ages.”

 However, as a trained family medicine physician, I have also observed how proactive and redesigned primary care can help improve overall patient wellbeing, reduce hospitalizations and emergency room visits, which have become a huge cost burden on patients. Hence, I decided to return to my passion – primary care, where I can provide excellent patient-focused medical services to patients of all ages.

“My goal is to help patients elevate their health to live a healthier and happier life.”

On a personal note, I am blessed with a loving and supportive husband and two adorable sons. I enjoy spending quality time with my family and friends, cooking, walkout, basketball coaching, serving in my local church, and mentoring the future generation in our community.