Clarence Braddock III, M.D., M.P.H., M.A.C.P. serves as a Physician Executive Consultant in WittKieffer?s Academic Medicine and Health Sciences Practice. In this role, he supports the recruitment of presidents and CEOs, physician executives, deans, department chairs, and other senior level positions. A renowned expert in medical education and bioethics, Dr. Braddock is currently Executive Vice Dean and Vice Dean for Education in the David Geffen School of Medicine. In this role, he oversees undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate medical programs. In addition, he holds the inaugural Maxine and Eugene Rosenfeld Chair in Medical Education. Among other leadership roles at UCLA, he serves as Executive Director of its Anti-Racism Roadmap; Co-Director, Academy for Excellence in Medical Education; and Interim Director, UCLA Health Ethics Center. Within the field of bioethics, Dr. Braddock launched the Bioethics Education Project at University of Washington, an initiative to expand ethics and professionalism education, and the Practice of Medicine program at Stanford, a curriculum that integrated ethics, professionalism, doctor-patient communication, and population health into the pre-clerkship medical school curriculum. He is also a widely-published scholar in the ethics of shared decision making and the patient-physician relationship. Dr. Braddock earned his undergraduate degree at Stanford University and medical degree at the University of Chicago. He completed residency training in the U.S. Navy and completed a general medicine fellowship and master?s in public health degree in health care ethics at the University of Washington. Distinctions Phi Beta Kappa, Stanford University Armed Forces Health Professions Scholar Alpha Omega Alpha, University of Chicago David A. Rytand Award for Clinical Teaching, Department of Medicine, Stanford University Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism Honor Society Mastership (Elected), American College of Physicians Maxine and Eugene Rosenfeld Chair in Medical Education, UCLA Education M.D., University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois M.P.H., Health Care Ethics, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington B.S., Biology (Honors), Stanford University, Palo Alto, California.