One of the many reasons why I chose JPS for residency is because of its location. Fort Worth is a city larger than Detroit, Seattle, and Las Vegas and is located in the 4th largest metropolitan area in the United States. I knew that I would be training at a high volume, high acuity trauma center. With that said, Fort Worth somehow maintains a rustic and family-friendly vibe. With top-rated zoos and museums, a rich cowboy history, and an almost endless number of festivals and concerts within the DFW area, Fort Worth has been a perfect fit for my family. My wife preferred Fort Worth to any other place I interviewed, and we have never regretted our decision to come to JPS. The benefits are some of the best I have seen, including full medical and dental insurance for residents and their dependents.
Assistant medical director at MEDIC (Mecklenburg Emergency Medical Services Agency), Junior faculty for the Carolinas Medical Center Emergency Medicine residency, the current EMS fellow, ACEP Tactical Emergency Medicine Newsletter Editor, Atrium COVID task force team leader
Keegan Devon Bradley MD
Current Workplace
Carolinas Medical Center
Residency
Class of 2019
Fellowship
Operational and Disaster Medicine (2019-2020), Emergency Medical Services (2020-2021)
Medical School
Texas A&M University College of Medicine
Biography
Undergrad
Texas A&M University
If I Weren't a Doctor, I Would Be:
Serving in the military
My ED Theme-Song
Danger Zone
Favorite Chief Complaint
Hypotensive GI Bleed
Hometown
Denver, CO
Hobbies & Interests
Sports, Exercising, Tactical medicine, Disaster medicine
Coolest Thing I've Done
Served as Medical Chief during disaster response in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian
Random Fact About Me
Passionate about getting the most out of life
Favorite Dessert (or Food)
Cheesecake
Class of 2019,
Our Alumni
Jon Wolfshohl MD
McGovern Medical School at UT Houston
Shaynna Mann MD
University of ND