Holly Grace, MD, is a medical resident in the Department of Radiation Oncology at UT Southwestern Medical Center (Class of 2028). She completed her preliminary year in Internal Medicine at Yale New Haven Health and earned her medical doctorate from New York Medical College, where she completed concentrations in Medical Research and Global & Population Health.
Dr. Grace has a diverse background in clinical research, investigating adaptive breast radiation therapy, thoracic radiation adverse events, radiation-induced dermatologic conditions, and workforce diversity in radiation oncology. Her work has been conducted across institutions including University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Cornell University.
Beyond research, Dr. Grace is committed to leadership and advocacy, serving on the ACRO Resident Committee for Scientific Programming and the General Council of the AMA Women Physicians Section. She served previously as Chair of the AMSA National Community and Public Health Committee. She has been inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society induction and awarded the AMSA Paul Farmer Presidential Award for Public Health. Her passion lies in advancing equity, mentorship, and innovation within radiation oncology.
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