Duke Orthopaedics Announces New Clinical Leadership Appointments

Duke Orthopaedics has announced five clinical leadership appointments designed to strengthen quality and safety, clinical operations and patient access across the department.

Kendall Bradley has been named associate vice chair for quality and safety. In this role, Bradley will lead efforts focused on quality, patient safety, outcomes and performance improvement across the department’s clinical sites.

Three faculty members have been named assistant vice chairs for clinical, providing site-based leadership and helping align clinical work with hospital, departmental and service line priorities:

• Chris Klifto, Duke Regional
• Jocelyn Wittstein, Duke Raleigh
• Anthony Catanzano, Duke University Hospital

Brett Rocos, who has served as the department’s access champion, will serve as assistant vice chair for access.

Together, these leaders bring complementary expertise to the department’s clinical leadership team and will help advance priorities across quality, safety, clinical operations and access.