Kimberly Radloff, MD

Dr. Radloff graduated magna cum laude with a Doctorate in Medicine from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia.  After graduation, she completed her internship at the Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois.  Following her internship she moved to Kansas City where she completed her residency in dermatology at the University of Kansas Medical Center.  In the final year of her residency, Dr. Radloff served as Chief Resident at the medical center.  She is currently a Board Certified Dermatologist here in Columbus after passing the dermatology board examination in 2014.

Dr. Radloff has obtained her degrees and certifications while receiving many respected awards and accolades along the way.  In her residency at the University of Kansas, she was the recipient of both the Advanced Resident Training & Education Scholarship and the Cosmetic Surgery Forum Grant. Her scholarship allowed Dr. Radloff to attend and present at a national dermatology aesthetic and clinical conference.  While completing her residency, she was also published in the Dermatology Online Journal in both 2013 and 2014.

In medical school she was a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, an organization that recognizes excellence in the profession of medicine. Along with her involvement in the honor medical society, Dr. Radloff was also a member of the Hobart Amory Hare Medical Honor Society.  She has been affiliated with the American Academy of Dermatology since 2011.

During her time in Kansas City, Dr. Radloff volunteered some of her free time to the Midwest Cancer Alliance: Outreach Division by performing skin cancer screenings in under-served, rural regions of Kansas and Missouri.

Outside of her medical career, Dr. Radloff is happily married with three children and resides in Tartan Fields.  She  attended high school in Columbus, and is happy to return to Dublin and once again call Ohio home. She loves spending time with her family, but she also enjoys outdoor activities such as water skiing, photography, and running.