Dr. Mark Brady
Emergency Physician, Associate Professor, & Clinician Educator
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Dr. Mark Brady is an emergency physician at the US Navy Reserve, an Associate Professor at Brown University, & a Clinician Educator.
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Episode # 20 • 18 Jul 2024
A World of Hurt
with Dr. Mark Brady, Dr. Gita Pensa
"A World of Hurt: How Medical Malpractice Fails Everyone" is a new documentary produced by Emmy-nominated physician-filmmaker Dr. Mark Brady and two medical students, Alex Homer and Viknesh Kasthuri. After a year of private screenings and film festivals, this powerful piece was recently picked up by PBS after winning multiple awards. It is now free to watch online (links below).
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About
Dr. Mark Brady is an emergency medicine physician and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, where he serves as a clinician educator with a focus on global emergency medicine. He earned his medical degree and Master of Medical Science from Brown, as well as a Master of Public Health from the Harvard School of Public Health, and completed his residency training at Yale–New Haven Hospital. His work reflects a commitment to patient-centered care and advancing emergency medicine through both education and global health initiatives.
In addition to his academic role, Dr. Brady has held clinical and leadership positions in emergency medicine and has contributed to medical education and media, including work as a writer and producer on educational programming. He also serves as a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy Reserve, supporting military medical efforts. Known for his philosophy of compassionate, nonjudgmental care, Dr. Brady brings a multidisciplinary perspective that spans clinical practice, public health, and global emergency medicine.
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