Robert E Brady

Robert E Brady, PhD serves as Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Dartmouth College's Geisel School of Medicine, where he directs the Anxiety Disorders Service and trains psychology interns through the Psychology Internship & Fellowship Programs. His dual clinical and research roles position him at the intersection of mental health service delivery and implementation science.

Dr. Brady's research centers on anxiety disorders and mental health implementation, with particular focus on:

• Rural healthcare system adaptations for evidence-based practices
• Health anxiety management in primary care settings
• Youth mental health boarding interventions
• Contamination-based OCD mechanisms

His work demonstrates consistent methodology blending qualitative analysis with clinical trial design.

Recent publications reveal strong trends in digital health implementation (2023-2024 I-CARE studies) and pandemic healthcare worker resilience (2024 J Occup Environ Med paper). The 2025 NIH COBRE grant mentioned in Geisel news aligns with his implementation science focus though not directly attributed.

Administratively, Dr. Brady leads the Anxiety Disorders Service while developing training protocols for psychology fellows. His departmental role supports Geisel's strategic emphasis on healthcare delivery science as evidenced by Master of Health Care Delivery Science programs.