Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E., joined the faculty in 2009 as an associate professor. After graduating from Wake Forest University's Bowman Gray School of Medicine, she completed a transitional internship at the University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville, and then worked for several years in rural Tennessee in family, pediatric, and emergency medicine. In 2000 she returned to residency at the University of Pennsylvania, following which she completed fellowships in Faculty Development (with obstetrical emphasis) and in Clinical Epidemiolgy. She earned a Masters of Science in Clinical Epidemiology (MSCE) there as well. Dr. Kellar loves the many and varied opportunities she has had to practice medicine, ranging from school-based clinics for the underserved in New York City to full-scope Family Medicine in rural communities. She particularly enjoys helping Spanish speaking patients. (Her undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University was in Spanish). Her teaching interests currently include family medicine obstetrics, pediatrics and inpatient medicine. Her research interests include pediatric antibiotic utilization, active management of risk in term pregnancy and technology utilization in medical education. She enjoys surgery, cooking, sewing, music, home remodeling, hiking, camping and other activities with her husband, their six children and their grandchildren.

Certification:
American Board of Family Medicine, July 2003, April 2013

Clinical Expertise:
Pediatric Care
Women's Health
Preventative Health

Family Oriented Obstetrical Care

Chronic Disease Management
Epidemiology and Biostatistics