Bradley Champagne, MD

• Honors and Awards: Deans List 1992-1996
• Howard Hughes Research Grant 1994
• Howard Hughes Summer Stipend 1995
• Who's Who of American Universities 1993-1996
• Magna Cum Laude, Graduated with Honors in Biology 1996
• University of Scranton Annual Morris Albert Research Award 2003, 2004, 2005
• Albany Medical Center, Best Paper and Presentation \"Outcome of Discharge within 48 hours of Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery\" ASCRS 2007
• Best Doctors 2011-2016
• Who's Who of Physicians 2011-2016
• America's Top Surgeons 2010-2016
• Cleveland Magazine Best Doctors 2011-2016
• Honorary Professor of Surgery: University of Lima 2012
• Midwest Surgical Association Best Paper Award for best oral presentation. Extraction site incision and incisional hernias after laparoscopic colorectal surgery: Should we be avoiding the midline? Champagne BJ et al
• ASCRS Traveling Fellow Award- HRA vs Expectant Management for AIN 3” Crawshaw B, Champagne BJ et al. ASCRS 2014- Hollywood, Florida, Best Manuscript.

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