STAFF DIRECTORY
MEDICAL CLINIC GREEN
Biographical Info
Dr. Douglas (Doug) Radman joined the health center staff in 2021. Dr. Radman previously worked at The Ohio State University Student Health Services from 2016-2021 and North Chattahoochee Family Physicians in Johns Creek, GA.
Education: Medical Doctor, The Ohio State University
Training: Internship: Carswell Air Force Base, Fort Worth, TX; Residency: Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield CA
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Ms. Kimberly Brown-Clark joined the Health Center in 2001 as a Physician Assistant. She has over 26 years of healthcare experience, 18 of which have been in College Health. Kimberly has worked in various clinical settings to include Internal Medicine, Urgent Care, and Correctional Medicine. Her interests include Eating Disorders, Preventive Medicine, and managing hypertension through lifestyle modification and, when necessary, therapeutic intervention.
Kimberly is a “Power Trainer” on the University of Georgia Health Center’s electronic medical record. Kimberly trains all new mid-level providers, residents, and medical students. She is also a Safe Space Ally.
Education: Master of Medical Science, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia;
Bachelor of Science, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia
Certification: National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants
License: Physician Assistant, State of Georgia
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Elizabeth (Liz) Bonin joined the University Health Center in January 2024. A Georgia native, she graduated from University of Georgia before attending South University in Savannah for PA school. Prior to coming to UGA, Liz worked in Allergy and Immunology, Dermatology, Urgent Care and Primary Care settings. She is excited to bring her experience to student health at the UHC.
Education: Master of Science in Physician Assistant, South University
Bachelor’s in Biology, The University of Georgia
Certification: National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants
License: Physician Assistant, State of Georgia
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Stephen Hartle joined the University Health Center in November 2022. A Georgia native, he graduated from Kennesaw State University before attending NOVA Southeastern in Orlando for PA school. Prior to coming to UGA, Stephen worked in the Urgent Care and Primary Care settings. He is excited to bring his experience to student health at the UHC.
Education: Master of Medical Science, NOVA Southeastern University
Bachelor’s in Exercise and Health Science, Kennesaw State University
Certification: National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants
License: Physician Assistant, State of Georgia
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Samantha Adair joined SCO’s staff as a case manager in 2021 and currently serves as the Assistant Director and Patient Navigator. She works within SCO and the University Health Center, and coordinates support for students who are navigating complex circumstances, assisting with connecting them to campus and community resources. Sam also manages the emergency support fund process to help provide direct financial assistance to students, along with collaborating with various offices on campus to assess and refine the management and distribution of support funds.
Sam holds a Master of Arts degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Georgia, as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Georgia.
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Caroline Hughes joined the UGA Health Center in September of 2022 as a Nutrition Counselor. She is a two-time UGA graduate who first graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics and later a Master’s in Nutritional Sciences. She then completed her Dietetic Internship at Medical University of South Carolina. Prior to her arrival at UGA, she worked at St. Mary’s Hospital in Athens. She specializes in eating disorders, diabetes, weight management, and medical nutrition therapy. In her spare time, she values spending time with her family and friends. She enjoys the beach and cheering on the Dawgs.
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Completed Dawg Ally and/or Global Ally programs. This additional training helps ensure health equity for all patients and clients by promoting inclusive belonging in healthcare.