Vonzella Bryant
Clinical Assistant Professor
Boston University School of Medicine
Dept of Emergency Medicine

MD, University of Pittsburgh




Vonzella Bryant, MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Boston University School of Medicine. She has over 20 years as an Attending Physician and was a Co-director of the Lahey Hospital Morbidity & Mortality Conference. In addition to being a licensed physician, Dr. Bryant holds a Drug Enforcement Administration license and a MA controlled substance license. In the past, she has given presentations on ectopic pregnancy, coronary artery disease, and hemorrhagic emergencies.

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2002 Resident Ultrasound Award
2001 Save of the Month Award
1998 National Medical Fellowship: Scholarship Award
1997 National Medical Fellowship: Scholarship Award

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  1. Bryant, V. Always Consider an Upper GI Source for Rectal Bleeding. Emergency Medicine News. 2002; 24(10):28.
  2. Bryant, V. Airway resuscitation in trauma patients in Pennsylvania from 1990-1999: Outcomes for patients with esophageal intubations.

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20021


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Boston Medical Center doctor named ‘hospital hero’ for response to COVID crisis

Boston Herald 7/28/2020

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U.S. News & World Report 7/16/2020
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