Dr. Bradley Zebrack

Biography

Bradley J. Zebrack is a Professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, where he has focused his research and teaching on health, psychosocial oncology, medical social work, and health service delivery for over 25 years. His work examines the quality of life and cancer survivorship, notably supported by the National Cancer Institute and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute. Zebrack's recent research identifies functional genomic pathways and social psychological factors, such as childhood trauma and structural racism, impacting cancer health disparities. He has clinical experience in both pediatric and adult oncology and has developed peer support programs for adolescent and young adult cancer survivors. A member of the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center, Zebrack has collaborated with colleagues to evaluate supportive care services for adolescents affected by cancer. His expertise is recognized through fellowships in several professional associations, underscoring his contributions to the field of oncology social work.

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