Dr. Kristin Bradley was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha honor society last night during a banquet at Tripp Commons in Memorial Union. Founded in 1902, today Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) has 132 chapters. As the only national honor medical society, its mission has been to recognize and enhance professionalism, academic excellence, service, and leadership within the profession of medicine.
Dr. Bradley began in the Department of Human Oncology in 2004 and currently is the Associate Chair of Education and Training, as well as a Professor, and treats patients with gynecologic, hematologic and pediatric malignancies in her clinical practice. She is the Director of the department’s medical residency program, and performs clinical research, primarily in the area of gynecologic radiation oncology, but also served as the principal investigator for a Children’s Oncology Group study on pediatric pontine gliomas.
Congratulations Dr. Bradley on this lifelong honor!
“Be worthy to serve the suffering.”
— William W. Root, MD, AOA Founder, 1902