Bobby R. Maynor, MD

As a physician who grew up on a farm in rural North Carolina, I developed a deep appreciation for community, family, and service to others. I became interested in medicine after the birth of my younger brother, who had multiple congenital cardiac defects. I remember the care he was given from the day of his birth by pediatric cardiologists and surgeons. I attended multiple medical visits throughout his childhood, and those early lessons shaped my approach to medicine. I began my educational journey at the University of North Carolina, where I completed my undergraduate studies, and continued at Duke University Medical Center, where I earned my medical degree and completed my residency and clinical training. These experiences shaped my commitment to excellence in medicine and inspired my dedication to improving my patients’ health and well-being. 
My mission as a primary care physician is to provide thoughtful, personalized, and evidence-based care that not only treats illness but, more importantly, teaches patients how to prevent disease. I believe that the best medicine begins with listening, building lasting relationships, understanding each patient's individual needs, and taking a proactive approach to health. I am committed to continually reviewing current scientific literature and incorporating the latest advances in medical knowledge into my practice to identify opportunities to improve outcomes, promote longevity, and help my patients maintain their health and vitality throughout every stage of life. 
I believe identifying risk factors early, engaging in prevention, and planning an individualized care program can make a meaningful difference in a person's quality of life and long-term health. My goal is to partner with each patient to develop a personalized approach to wellness that reflects their unique medical history, goals, and aspirations. I am married to my medical school sweetheart, a practicing radiologist, and I am also the proud father of three. I enjoy aviation, sailing, and 1950s Jazz music. I am excited to begin this next chapter with MDVIP, where the opportunity to build meaningful, long-term relationships with patients aligns closely with my philosophy of medicine. I look forward to creating a practice centered on availability, individualized attention, proactive prevention, and a shared commitment to lifelong health.