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Dr. Dayna Smith Providing Quality, Comprehensive Obstetrical and Gynecological Care to all of My Patients.
A graduate of Stony Brook University, State University of New York, Dr. Dayna Smith earned a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. Later, she attended Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. After receiving her Doctor of Medicine, Dr. Dayna Smith completed her residency at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), the largest system of medical centers in New Jersey. Licensed by the Georgia Composite State Board of Medical Examiners, Dr. Dayna Smith is also Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. In addition, Dr. Dayna Smith is a Fellow of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. In her current position as Attending Physician at Classic City OB/GYN, Dr. Dayna Smith performs such examinations as pap smears, breast exams, and pregnancy tests. Moreover, she oversees and provides medical care for expectant mothers, including births. With privileges at Athens’ two major medical facilities, St. Mary’s Health Care System and Athens Regional Medical Center, Dr. Dayna Smith’s professionalism is in high demand in the region.
Dr. Dayna Smith's Schools
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University of Medicine and Dentistry
, Class of 2002
Dr. Dayna Smith completed her medical residency.
he residency program is designed to provide the widest possible range of exposure to all aspects of obstetrics, gynecology and women’s health, from primary care through tertiary care experiences at New Jersey’s finest medical facilities. We have a strong academic, scientifically based residency program that covers the depth and breadth of the field.
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Mt Sinai School of Medicine
, Class of 1998
Dr. Dayna Smith earn her Doctor of Medicine.
About the University
Ranked 18th out of 146 medical schools nationwide by US News & World Report, and 18th by the National Institute for Health (NIH), Mount Sinai School of Medicine (MSSM) in Manhattan is one of the world’s foremost centers for medical and scientific training. Our innovative programs – some of the most progressive in the nation – underscore the humanistic and ethical aspects of medical practice, as well as problem-solving strategies. Students learn clinical care working side-by-side with internationally recognized physicians and are mentored in research by acclaimed scientists.
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State University of New York
, Class of 1994
The undergraduate program in biochemistry provides an introduction to the chemical basis of biological phenomena. The student is prepared for graduate study in biochemistry or other biological sciences, for professional study in the health sciences, or for employment in research or industry. The program is based on a core of courses in biology, chemistry and biochemistry, with pertinent courses in mathematics and physics.
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Dr. Dayna Smith's Companies
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Classic City Ob/Gyn
2000
- Athens, Georgia
Attending Physician
Dr. Dayna Smith is an Attending Physician at the medical practice of Classic City Ob/Gyn. Dr. Dayna Smith offers preventative care, examinations, screenings for disease and disorder, menopause care and consultation, and prenatal and delivery care.
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Dr. Dayna Smith's Affiliations
Dr. Dayna Smith's Publications
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A Brief History of the Organization for International Development, Dr. Dayna Smith's Blog on Bigsight
March, 2011
As a medical professional in the obstetrics and gynecology sector, I maintain a position as an Attending Physician at the Classic City OB/GYN clinic in Athens, Georgia. In addition to my work at this institution, I travel abroad annually with the Organization for International Development to conduct international medical missions. Since 2008, I have been affiliated with this organization and provided free health care for individuals across the world.
With a motto of “helping others to help themselves,” the Organization for International Development is a tax-exempt charity that was founded in 1990. In the founding year, several dentists traveled to a rural town in Western Jamaica to provide dental care for what they expected to be a small number of citizens. Once they arrived, the situation was surprising. Several people were living in poverty with little to no access to health care, and this startling fact inspired the establishment of the Organization for International Development. Since this original trip, the group has widened its traveling area to additional countries like Ethiopia, Ghana, Haiti, and several locations in the Caribbean.
Members of this society work to treat diabetes, wounds, dental, ophthalmologic, and other problems in the communities they visit. These medical professionals, including dentists, doctors, nurses, medical students, and emergency care personnel, also provide health education and physical therapy workshops to educate individuals in the practice of proper nutrition, wellness, teenage pregnancy, and healthy lifestyle choices.
The Organization for International Development provides free services for those in need in at-risk urban communities across the globe. Other initiatives started by this society include a holiday toy drive and a spring luncheon. Upcoming service missions will take place in Jamaica, Haiti, Ghana, and Ethiopia. For more information about the Organization for International Development, visit its official website at www.oidinc.org.
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