Lindsay Bradley MD, CCFP (SEM), Dip Sport Medicine

Dr. Bradley is a primary care sports medicine physician at the Carleton University Sports Medicine Clinic in Ottawa. She completed fellowship training in Sport and Exercise Medicine and received the CASEM Diploma in Sports Medicine. Dr. Bradley has cared for athletes at all levels of competition from recreational to elite and has covered many local, provincial, national, and international sporting competitions. She is the team physician for the National Men’s Sledge hockey team, the Ottawa Fury professional soccer team, and the Carleton University Varsity Women’s Rugby and Basketball teams. She is the OUA medical representative on the USports Medical Committee.

She is currently Program Chair of the Ontario Medical Association’s Section on Sport and Exercise Medicine and is one of the group's representatives on the Canadian Concussion Collaborative. She is also Chair of the Communications and Adaptive Physical Activity committees of the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM).

Dr. Bradley is interested in teaching and research and is involved in both of these endeavors as a member of the faculty at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine and Family Medicine Departments. She is the Program Director for the Sport and Exercise Medicine Fellowship at the University of Ottawa. She also has a particular interest in the mental health of athletes at the varsity and National level and has co-founded the Bench the Barriers group at Carleton University’s Department of Athletics.