Lindsey Kathleen Jennings, MD, MPH

Bradley Clayton Presley, MD, is part of MUSC Health, a comprehensive healthcare system that provides a wide range of services, including primary care, specialized medical treatment, and behavioral health services across various locations in South Carolina. The institution emphasizes patient-centered care and offers innovative services such as virtual visits, complex care expertise, and extensive support resources for patients and families. MUSC Health is recognized for its commitment to quality care and community engagement, offering programs in arts and healing, volunteer services, and educational opportunities. The organization is dedicated to advancing health care in South Carolina through partnerships, research, and a focus on delivering the right care at the right time. Generated from the website

Susan Lee Zayac is a Family Nurse Practitioner who was raised in Massachusetts and joined the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman after high school graduation. She has lived in the Charleston area since 1982. She has 3 children and 4 grandchildren. She earned BSN, MSN and DNP degrees from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Nursing. As a Nurse Practitioner since 2007, she practiced in the MUSC adult Emergency Department and has had a passion for emergent and critical care. She is predominantly interested in neurosurgical and neuro-oncologic care management, and has joined the MUSC neurosurgery team to provide inpatient care to neurosurgery patients exclusively. Susan is national board certified by the AANP, and is the recipient of the AANP State Award for Excellence in 2013.

Dr. Jennifer Harper is a radiation oncologist, certified by the American Board of Radiology. Her primary focus is in the treatment of breast cancer, sarcoma, and head and neck cancer. She also is credentialed in the use of Gamma Knife radiosurgery, with interests in its application for the treatment of brain metastasis. In the field of breast cancer, Dr. Harper has published extensively on the topic of accelerated partial breast irradiation. In 2016, she has developed a group wellness program, in collaboration with the MUSC Wellness Center, for breast cancer survivors. This ongoing program, known as The Survivors’ Fit Club, seeks to facilitate the healing of mind body and spirit following breast cancer treatment. Dr. Harper is also a passionate medical educator. Her teaching efforts have been recognized with an award by the Association of Residents in Radiation Oncology. She has also received an MUSC Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award following nomination by medical students. She is also the Physician Representative for the Medical Physic Residency Program. She serves as the Department of Radiation Oncology’s Quality Assurance (QA) Medical Director and has incorporated QA and medical education instruction into the residency curriculum.