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S. Brenda Moorthy, D.O., F.A.C.S.

Research Division
Programs

Biography

Dr. Moorthy is an oncoplastic breast surgeon at the forefront of combining advanced oncologic principles with innovative plastic surgery techniques. Her approach enables the complete removal of breast tumors with wider surgical margins while achieving outstanding cosmetic outcomes, redefining standards in breast cancer surgery.

Dr. Moorthy has consistently been honored as a “Top Doc” by her peers since 2013. She is also a tireless advocate for women in healthcare, mentoring high school and collegiate students aspiring to careers in medicine, and inspiring the next generation of medical leaders. Dr. Moorthy is also a Clinical Assistant Professor at Creighton University, where she contributes to academic medicine through teaching and mentorship.

Dr. Moorthy completed her Breast Surgical Oncology fellowship at the prestigious University of Southern California, following an intensive general surgery residency at Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix.

Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Moorthy is passionate about nutrition and its impact on oncology patients, integrating this interest into her practice and patient education. She shares her insights and expertise through podcasts available on her website, drbrendamoorthy.com, furthering her mission to empower patients and improve cancer care. Her multifaceted career and personal pursuits reflect her unwavering dedication to excellence, innovation, and the well-being of others.

Research Interests & Focus

As a forward-thinking researcher, Dr. S. Brenda Moorthy has co-authored publications on topics such as Artificial Intelligence and male breast cancer, reflecting her dedication to combining quality patient care with meaningful advancements in the field. She is specifically interested in the intersection between technology and cancer diagnosis and treatment.
She also consults on the development of technology apps designed to improve care and well-being for cancer patients, bridging innovation and patient-centric solutions. Most notably, she has contributed to projects focused on protecting patients, staff, and physicians during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as a web app designed to improve communication between chemotherapy patients and their healthcare providers.