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Nicholas Bracciano, MD

Nicholas Bracciano, MD

VA Medical Center & West Grove Clinical Faculty

Biography

Dr. Bracciano graduated from Creighton University and Creighton University Medical School. He pursed an Adult Psychiatry Residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin and graduated in 2019. He completed his Addictions Fellowship through the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Bracciano treats patients with both addiction and mental health concerns, as he believes the complete care for the whole person leads to a more successful, comprehensive treatment plan.

Dr. Bracciano works part time as an addiction psychiatrist at the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center as well as West Grove Clinic in Milwaukee. Dr. Bracciano has special interests in interventional psychiatry, new and emerging substances of abuse, research chemicals and the dark web.

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