William F. Brady, DO, is native to Atlanta, Georgia. He attended Stetson University and obtained a degree in biochemistry with a minor in business management. While at Stetson, he competed on the men’s rowing team at both the open and lightweight levels, and he served as captain his senior year.
Following Stetson, Brady spent a brief stint in medical device sales, assisting with distribution and expansion efforts of extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) medical devices into Asia. He then returned to medical school and obtained his Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine at Campbell University. Following his internship, he returned to Stetson, assisting with sports medicine coverage for the men’s football and basketball teams. He also worked as a contractor for the VA and US military.
Brady then returned to complete his residency training in physical medicine and rehabilitation as well as a fellowship in Pain Medicine at the University of Toledo.
Brady has a keen interest in regenerative medicine as well as neuromodulation, methods of utilizing the body’s own mechanisms and natural processes to heal itself with the goal of restoring overall function.
Brady is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and in pain medicine.