Brad Harris
About Brad Harris
Brad Harris is a Hospitalist and Nocturnist with extensive experience in pediatric care. He has worked at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital since 2013 and has held various roles in medical education and critical care throughout his career.
Work at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital
Brad Harris has been employed at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital since 2013, serving as a Hospitalist/Nocturnist. His role involves providing comprehensive medical care to pediatric patients during night shifts, ensuring that they receive timely and effective treatment. His experience in this position contributes to the hospital's commitment to high-quality pediatric care in Baltimore, MD.
Previous Experience at Children's National Medical Center
Prior to his current role, Brad Harris worked at Children's National Medical Center as a Pediatric Critical Care Fellow from 1996 to 1999. During this three-year fellowship, he gained specialized training in managing critically ill pediatric patients, which enhanced his skills in pediatric critical care.
Education and Expertise
Brad Harris completed his Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry at Boston University from 1982 to 1986. He then pursued a medical degree at Boston University School of Medicine, graduating with an MD in 1990. This educational background laid the foundation for his medical career, which includes expertise in pediatric care and critical care medicine.
Career at FDA and NYU School of Medicine
Brad Harris served as a Medical Officer at the FDA from 2011 to 2012, where he was involved in regulatory oversight and medical evaluations. Additionally, he worked at NYU School of Medicine as an Assistant Professor and Director of the Bellevue Hospital Pediatric ICU from 1999 to 2001, where he contributed to the education and training of medical students and residents in pediatric critical care.
Current Role at Durham Technical Community College
Since 2013, Brad Harris has also been a member of the CTRA Pharmacovigilance Advisory Committee at Durham Technical Community College. In this role, he provides insights and guidance on drug safety and monitoring, contributing to the education and awareness of pharmacovigilance practices.