OnDemand - Visiting Professor May 2022 - Featuring Elizabeth A. Bradley, MD [NON- CME]

Visiting Professor Lecture - May 2022 - Recorded May 4, 2022
Featuring Elizabeth A. Bradley, MD

Dr. Elizabeth (Farr) Bradley is an Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and the Vice Chair for Faculty Development in the Mayo Clinic Department of Ophthalmology. After receiving her undergraduate and medical degrees from the University of Michigan, Dr. Bradley completed her residency training at Wills Eye Hospital in 1996. She trained in neuro-ophthalmology at Wilmer Eye Institute and in ophthalmic plastic and orbital surgery at Mayo Clinic. She joined the Mayo Clinic faculty in 1999 and completed her Master’s degree in clinical investigation at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health in 2004.

Dr. Bradley currently serves as the program director for the ASOPRS-sponsored oculofacial plastic surgery fellowship at Mayo Clinic. In addition to her recent role as ASOPRS Executive Secretary, Dr. Bradley has chaired the ASOPRS Research Committee and the Quality Metric Group, and she served as methodologist on the AAO’s Ophthalmic Technology Assessment Committee. She has received the Orkan Stasior Leadership Award for service to ASOPRS as well as the AAO Secretariat and Senior Achievement Awards.

Dr. Bradley’s clinical interests include multidisciplinary management of complex problems including thyroid eye disease, facial reanimation, and face transplantation. She was the ophthalmic plastic surgeon for Mayo Clinic’s first face transplant. Dr. Bradley studies patient outcomes in oculofacial plastic surgery.  

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