Christina Propst, MD, has practiced General Pediatrics in Houston, Texas, for 25 years. She has built longstanding relationships with patients and their families, who rely on her for clear, evidence-based guidance, high-quality care, and steady support. Along with her work in general pediatrics, she has developed focused knowledge in infectious diseases, public health, infant and child development, allergies, asthma, injury prevention, nutrition, and gun violence prevention. Christina Propst, Houston, has been board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics since completing residency training in 2001 and has held an active Texas State Medical License since 2000. She has practiced at Blue Fish Pediatrics, Greater Heights, for seven years, Texas Children’s Pediatrics-Fannin for ten years, and Bootin & Savrick Pediatrics for six years. Dr. Propst is recognized by her peers, patients, and community for her commitment to children’s health and safety. She is respected for her evidence-based approach and her dedication to families both in the clinic and in the community. Christina Propst has been honored with several professional achievements. In 2024, she received the highest Patient Satisfaction Score at Blue Fish Pediatrics, Greater Heights, and she has been voted “Best Pediatrician” by the West University Examiner Reader’s Choice Poll multiple times. She co-authored the article “Keeping Children Safe” with former American Academy of Pediatrics President Dr. Fernando Stein, contributed Op-Eds to the Houston Chronicle, and organized Texas Children’s Hospital’s Pediatric Grand Rounds on “Gun Violence & Pediatrics” in 2017. Dr. Christina Propst is an active member of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Harris County Medical Society, and the Texas Medical Association. She has also served on committees for the American Academy of Pediatrics' Council on Children and Disasters, the Memorial Hermann Pediatrics Clinical Program Committee, and the Texas Pediatric Society committees on Infectious Diseases, Immunization, and Injury Prevention. Her academic journey began as a first-generation American, born in New York City and raised bilingual in German and English. She graduated Cum Laude from Horace Mann School, where she competed in track and cross country, was elected president of the orchestra, led the choir, and served as senior co-captain of her team. She attended Princeton University, graduating Cum Laude in Politics in 1991, after which she was selected for the Princeton-in-Asia program, teaching English in Machida, Japan, for two years while also learning Japanese and exploring Asia. Christina Propst attended Tulane University School of Medicine, graduating in 1998 as a member of the top 5% of her class. She was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society and awarded several student honors. She matched into her first-choice residency in pediatrics at Texas Children’s Hospital/Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Her awards include the Herbert B. Rothschild, M.D. Award from The Greater New Orleans Pediatric Society and the Janet M. Glasgow Memorial Achievement Citation from the American Medical Women’s Association. Dr. Propst has volunteered during disaster relief efforts following Hurricanes Katrina and Harvey, and has supported organizations such as Moms Demand Action and Physicians for a Safer Future for over a decade. She helped educate the public during the COVID-19 pandemic, raising awareness on prevention, therapeutics, and vaccines. She has contributed to multiple charitable causes, including the Houston Food Bank, UNICEF, Habitat for Humanity, Trees for Houston, and others. Christina Propst has been married for over 30 years and raised her children while maintaining her pediatric career and community involvement. She enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, sailing, traveling, engaging in outdoor activities, and volunteering. Dr. Christina Propst continues to dedicate her life to pediatrics, public health, and service to the Houston community, combining medical expertise with compassion for families.