Bradley Kay

Bradley Kay, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiovascular) at Yale School of Medicine. He specializes in cardiovascular imaging with a focus on point-of-care echocardiography in cardiac intensive care units. His research emphasizes using echocardiographic parameters to predict clinical outcomes in heart failure patients undergoing extubation. Dr. Kay holds appointments in the Department of Medicine and contributes to clinical care at Yale Medicine.

• Education: BS in Biochemistry (UCLA, 2010), MD (Stony Brook University, 2015), Residency and Internship at University of Michigan (2016-2018)
• Research Interests: Cardiac imaging in critical care, transcatheter interventions, heart failure trends, and device management in athletes

His recent publications analyze national trends in heart failure hospitalizations, valve replacement procedures, and decision-making for athletes with cardiac devices. Dr. Kay collaborates frequently with experts like Katherine Clark, Michael Fuery, and Nihar Desai on large-scale epidemiological studies.