Dr. Keith Bradley is the current director of the RA Progam, founding the program 19 years ago and piloting many clinical research studies.

As Founder, CEO & CMO, Dr. Bradley's focus is on organizational, program and research growth and development and oversight. Dr. Keith Bradley, MD has had a long career as an academic emergency physician. After graduating from Notre Dame, he worked as an EMT in the Hell’s Kitchen section of New York before medical school at Tulane. He completed his residency in emergency medicine at Medical College of Pennsylvania. He has been a physician in the emergency departments in the Tidewater area of Virginia and at Norwalk Hospital (CT), Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center in the South Bronx and Bridgeport Hospital (CT). He has served as faculty at Eastern Virginia Medical School, New York Medical College, and the Yale University School of Medicine. 

While at Norwalk Hospital, Dr. Bradley began his clinical research as a site investigator for the Brain Resuscitation Clinical Trials with the University of Pittsburgh and also developed the first Level 2 Trauma Center in Connecticut.  He developed one of the nation’s first Research Associates Program at Lincoln, following with RA Programs at Bridgeport Hospital and now at St. Vincent’s Medical Center (CT), NARAP’s clinical home.  He has published numerous articles in the medical literature and is recognized nationally as an expert in this model for clinical research.