Bradley R. Javorsky

Dr. Bradley R. Javorsky is an Associate Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), serving as VA Section Chief and Co-Director of the Phase III Integrative Science Selective. He specializes in endocrinology, focusing on pituitary disorders, obesity, and hormonal control of appetite. His clinical roles include patient care, medical education, and leadership in multidisciplinary teams.

Dr. Javorsky earned his MD from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (2002), followed by residency and fellowship training at the University of Virginia. He joined MCW in 2008, contributing to clinical care, research, and medical education. His research explores endocrine-related metabolic conditions, particularly adrenal and pituitary disorders.

Publications highlight his work on Cushing syndrome, adrenal insufficiency, and diagnostic protocols. Notable contributions include studies on prolactin assays, cortisol testing, and etomidate therapy for severe hypercortisolism. His work bridges clinical practice and laboratory innovation in endocrine diagnostics.

Dr. Javorsky collaborates across departments and institutions, leading initiatives like the MCW-VA collaboration. His teaching roles include facilitating patient-based discussions and medical school curriculum development. He remains active in clinical care, seeing adult patients with complex endocrine conditions.