DateOctober 18, 2018
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Faculty Curriculum Vitae
- PERSONAL DATA
First NameKelly
Last nameKreisler, MD, MPH
Current Academic RankAssistant Professor
University of Kansas Medical Center
Office Address3901 Rainbow Blvd
Kansas City, KS 66160
Phone913-588-6329
Fax913-588-6167
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Undergraduate and Graduate Education
Years (Inclusive) / Degree / Institution1988 – 1993 / Bachelor of Science, Pharmacy (cum laude) / West Virginia University
Postgraduate Education
Years (Inclusive) / Degree / Institution1994 – 1998 / Medical Degree / West Virginia University School of Medicine
1999 – 2000 / Pediatric Internship / West Virginia University Hospital
2000 – 2002 / Pediatric Residency / West Virginia University Hospital
2007 – 2009 / Master’s in Public Health / University of Kansas School of Medicine
2008 – 2010 / Developmental – Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Center of Child Health and Development / University of Kansas School of Medicine
2008 – 2010 / Leadership in Education for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities / University of Kansas School of Medicine
Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities
(List in chronological order. Please explain any discontinuity in professional experience)
Month and Year / Position / Institution1993 – 1997 / Staff Pharmacist / Ruby Memorial Hospital, Morgantown, West Virginia
1994 – 1995 / Staff Pharmacist / Mountainview Rehabilitation Hospital, Morgantown, West Virginia
2003 - 2004 / Attending Physician / Children’s Mercy South Urgent Care Center, Overland Park, Kansas
2010 – Current / Assistant Professor Clinical Track / University of Kansas School of Medicine
Professional Registration/Licensure
Year / Number / State2002 – Current / 2002015970 / Missouri ( Physician )
2003 – Current / 29991 / Kansas ( Physician )
Professional Certification(s)
Date / Board1996 / USMLE Step 1
1997 / USMLE Step 2
1999 / USMLE Step 3
2002, 2012 / ABP Certification Exam
Professional Societies and Affiliations
Date / Organization (including offices held)1991 – 1993 / LKS, Pharmacy Service Fraternity
1991 – 1997 / American Pharmaceutical Association
1994 – 2004 / American Medical Association
1994 – 2002 / West Virginia State Medical Association
1999 – Current / American Academy of Pediatrics
2008 – 2009 / Kansas Public Health Association
2008 – 2009 / American Public Health Association
2009 – Current / Society Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics
2008 – Current / Latino Health for All Coalition
2010 – Current / Medical Affairs Committee Turner House Children’s Clinic
Honors and Awards (honorary societies, research awards, teaching and other awards)
Year / Award1988 – 1992 / West Virginia University Presidential Scholar
1992 / Monongalia General Hospital Foundation Scholar
1988 – 1993 / West Virginia University Honors Program
1990 – 1993 / Golden Key National Honor Society
2008 – Current / Golden Key National Honor Society
2008 – 2009 / Association of University Centers of Disability Scholarship
2010-2011 / Pediatric Chair Award for Caring and Compassion
- TEACHING ACTIVITIES
- (Evaluations and other evidence of quality teaching must be attached; this represents the teacher’s portfolio and should be accurately summarize ALL of your teaching activities.)
- Brief statement of areas of teaching interest:
Areas of teaching interest include the medical decision making process, child behavior and development, and urgent care pediatrics.
- Instruction:
Didactic (e.g.: lectures and formal presentations)
AcademicYear / Course / Title / Instruction / Student
Type / Hours / No / Type
February 2008 / Grand Attending Rounds / Imaginary Friends and Aggression in a 9 Year Old / Lecture / 1
September 2009 / Grand Attending Rounds / Common Cognitive Errors that Doctors Make / Lecture / 1
April 2010 / Health of the Public / How Doctors Think / Lecture / 1 / 4th year medical students
August 2010 / Resident Core Curriculum / Anaphylaxis / Lecture / 1 / Pediatric Residents
April 2011 (4/23) / Reach Out and Read Coalition / The Toddler Who Doesn’t Talk / Lecture - Kelly Kreisler, MD, MPH and Cynthia Fry / 1 / 20 / ROR Coalition Site Members
May 2011 / Grand Attending Rounds / I am Sorry but I Don't Understand... Working with the Community to Provide Better Care for Our Karen Families / Lecture / 1 / Faculty, residents, clinic staff, and medical students
May 2011 / Family Medicine Core Curriculum / Reach Out and Read Training / Lecture / 1 / Family Medicine Residents
July 2011 / Family Medicine Core Curriculum / Reach Out and Read Training / Lecture / 1 / Family Medicine Residents
July 2011 / Pediatric Resident Core Curriculum / Reach Out and Read Training / Lecture / 1 / Pediatric Residents
February 2012 / Resident Core Curriculum / Reach Out and Read Training / Lecture / 1 / Family Medicine Residents
March 2012 / Pediatric Grand Rounds / Caring for the Refugee Child / Lecture / 1 / Pediatric faculty, residents, medical students
Nondidactic (e.g.: workshops, labs, and discussion groups)
AcademicYear / Course / Title / Instruction / Student
Type / Hours / No / Type
October 2011 / State Refugee Forum / Lead Poisoning in Burmese Refugees / Discussion group / 1 / X
Clinical
Year / Hours / Student / Length of ServiceNo / Type
CV for Dr. Kreisler
Master’s Theses and PhD Dissertations directed
Year / Student Name / Thesis Title / Degree(Completed/In process)
Supervision of Postdoctoral Fellows
Year / Fellow Name / Area of StudyAdvising (Thesis or dissertation committees: student academic group/individual)
Date / Student or group name / Type of Student/groupJuly 2011 / Merline Benny / pediatric resident
Other teaching activities
Date / Title / Place / Teaching Function- Development of Educational Materials (Course materials e.g. syllabi, educational software packages, web sites, films, educational tapes and evaluation tools)
Year / Title Description / Intended Audience
2012 / Pediatric Global Health Education Curriculum / Pediatric Residents
- Educational Leadership
I am participating on a global health education group through the association of pediatric program directors. This group is standardizing competency based curriculum and evaluation for pediatric residents in global health. To date, I have developed curriculum for residents interested in international travel. This material is presented in a journal club format, i.e., articles are assigned and discussed. I have also developed competency based goals and objectives and an evaluation form for international experiences.
III. SERVICE ACTIVITIES See guidelines and instructions to applicants for definitions and suggested documentation of professional and academic service.
Professional Service:
My faculty clinic is on Thursday mornings only (one clinic session per week). Since I completed two years of developmental behavioral fellowship training, I take care of a significant number of patients with ADHD and co-morbid conditions, such as learning disabilities. In order to improve access for these patients and help keep them from missing school, I added a monthly Saturday ADHD clinic. The hours of the clinic correspond to the hours that Prairie Village Urgent Care is open. I supervise residents and medical students in our urgent care clinic, and I supervise residents in continuity clinic at the medical office building each week. I supervise a senior resident during their community rotation (weekly) for our alternate language clinic. I developed this clinic to better meet the needs of our clinic’s growing refugee population.
I am Medical Director for Reach Out and Read Kansas City (ROR-KC). My roles include representing the program at public events, reviewing grant proposals, supervising the program director, participating in the executive committee and all staff meetings. The executive committee reviews staffing issues, budget, and priorities of the program. I participated in the interviewing and hiring process for our new administrative assistant this year. I attend the Reach Out and Read National Hill Day each year to increase awareness of early literacy and advocate for federal funding with senators and representatives. I train residents in seven residency programs throughout the Kansas City metro in using the Reach Out and Read model each year. I recruited and trained three new sites this year, including JayDoc, bringing the number of sites up to 49. I agreed to be the Medical Director for Reach Out and Read JayDoc, so the clinic could become a ROR-KC site.
My community service is extensive. I have participated on the board of a pediatric safety net clinic in Wyandotte County for more than two years. Prior to my board membership, I volunteered for the clinic as a pediatrician for more than seven years. Last year I began chairing the Medical Affairs Committee. I participated in the hiring process of a physician and new practitioner at the clinic. I reviewed medical policies and procedures for the clinic as the clinic makes a transition to electronic health record and prepares for the process of becoming an NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home. I have participated in a large Latino Health Fair for the past four years, and co-chaired the Children’s Corner of the fair for the past 3 years. I coordinated volunteers from multiple community organizations, in addition to KU Pediatrics. I participated in a health fair at Karen (refugees from Burma) New Year Celebration. I attended Chin National Day as an invited guest from KU Pediatrics. In 2011, I had the opportunity to respond to disasters in Japan and Joplin, MO and supervise residents on a medical mission trip to Haiti as a volunteer for Heart to Heart International. I have been a volunteer for HHI since 2007 when I traveled to Guatemala as part of my capstone for my M.P.H. In Japan, I attended meetings with international non-governmental organizations, and I provided HHI with information needed to coordinate HHI’s response to this disaster. In Joplin, MO, I provided acute medical care to tornado victims and volunteers in a mobile medical clinic. My experience volunteering in limited resource settings is useful in my day to day practice where many of my patients live in poverty and experience financial, language, and transportation barriers. In recognition of these outreach efforts, I was recently asked to participate on a university committee to develop an outreach award and recognition for faculty.
Academic Service:
I was asked to chair the new Global and Immigrant Health Task Force for the Kansas Academy of Pediatrics. I invited key stakeholders from governmental and non-governmental agencies to join with invested pediatricians and family medicine doctors. I developed goals for the task force of 1. educating and supporting health care providers throughout Kansas to deliver culturally competent, linguistically appropriate health care to refugees and immigrants and 2. Facilitating communication among primary care providers and community organizations that care for refugees. We are planning to participate in the fall KAAP meeting with a global health plenary or workshop. We have added a global health webpage to the KAAP website. I am acting as a liaison between the state agency that serves refugees and the KAAP. I will be writing articles about refugees for the KAAP newsletter.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Research Committee Center for Child Health and DevelopmentJuly 2008-June 2009
Clinical Services Committee Center for Child Health and DevelopmentJuly 2009-June 2010
Pediatric Ethics CommitteeKansas University Medical CenterJuly 2009-June 2010
Ambulatory Operations CouncilKansas University Medical Center Dept of Pediatrics Feb 2010-Nov 2010
Reach Out & Read CommitteeKansas University Medical Center Dept of PediatricsNov 2010-present
Global Health CommitteeKansas University Medical Center Dept of PediatricsNov 2010-present
Local Community
Board of DirectorsTurner House Children’s ClinicJan 2010-present
Co-Chair Latino Health FairCollaboration with Children’s Mercy and Dept Preventive Med Oct 2009-present
Medical Director ROR-KCCollaboration with KUMC Dept of Pediatrics and CMHJan 2011-present
Medical Director ROR JayDoc Clinic (free health care)Feb 2012-present
State
ChairGlobal and Immigrant Health Task Force Oct 2011-present
Kansas American Academy of Pediatrics
National
Committee MemberGlobal Health Educators Working GroupOct 2011-present
Association of Pediatric Program Directors
IV. RESEARCH and SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES:
Areas of research interest including public health interventions for the medically underserved, particularly Latino immigrants and refugee groups from Burma. I am currently the principal investigator on two externally funded grants related to immunizations and underrepresented minorities. I am listed as a co-investigator on two grants being submitted this month through the KU Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, one to HRSA and one to CDC. My role on the HRSA grant, if funded, would include directing medical student education for the Center of Excellence for Underrepresented Minorities. My role on the CDC grant is to be the KU physician co-investigator on a study examining barriers to HPV completion in Latina and American Indian adolescents.
Grants and contracts
Grants and contracts awarded:
(List in chronological order)
Principal Investigator / Investigators / Title of Grant / Funding Source / Direct Costs / Years / StatusKathryn Ellerbeck, M.D. / Kelly Kreisler, M.D., Paula Cupertino PhD / “Barriers to Diagnosis of Autism in Latino Families” / NIH K30 Award / $4,000 / 2008,2009 / Funding completed June 30, 2010
Kelly Kreisler, M.D. / Kathryn Ellerbeck, M.D., Paula Cupertino PhD. / “Barriers to Diagnosis of Autism in Latino Families” / KU Foundation-Endowment / $11,600 / 2010 / active
Kelly Kreisler, M.D. / William Keough, M.D., Paula Cupertino PhD / Mobilizing Resources: Community Collaborative Partnership to Boost Immunizations / Pfizer Junior Investigator Award / $31,250 / 2011, 2012 / active
Kelly Kreisler, M.D. / Community Partnership to Boost Immunizations / American Academy of Pediatrics / $12,000 / 2012 / active
Fu-Sheng Chou / Fu-Sheng Chou M.D., Kelly Kreisler M.D. / Preventive Care for Chinese-speaking Immigrant Children / American Academy of Pediatrics / $3,000 / 2012 / active
Grants and contracts submitted:
Principal Investigator / Investigators / Title of Grant / Funding Source / Direct Costs / Years / StatusKelly Kreisler, M.D. / Pam Shaw, M.D., Allen Greiner, M.D., William Keough, M.D. / Mobilizing Resources: Collaborative Partnership to Boost Immunizations / Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine / 2012, 2013 / submitted
- Scholarly Publications
Full length, peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, journal, volume, and inclusive pages. List chronologically in a numbered list for each publication category.)
Articles published: (Provide a PDF of each peer-reviewed article published within the last five years. Other articles may be provided at the applicant's discretion.)
Manuscripts in press: (Provide names of all authors, title, journal, and PDF of manuscript plus evidence of acceptance by journal)
Manuscripts submitted but not yet accepted: (Provide names of all authors, title, journal, and PDF of manuscript plus evidence of receipt of manuscript by journal.)
Invited or non-peer-reviewed articles or reviews: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, journal, volume, and pages. If in press, provide documentation and PDF or article/review if published within the last five years.)
Kreisler, K 2012 “The Growing Brain” Child Care Aware
Books and book chapters: (Provide names of all authors, year, book title, chapter title, edition, publisher, and pages. If in press, provide documentation and PDF or book/book chapter if published the last five years.)
Published abstracts: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, where published, volume, and pages.)
Other scholarly publications
CV for Dr. Kreisler
- Presentations and posters
Oral paper presentations: (Provide names of all authors, title, sponsoring organization, extent of peer-review, and location and date of presentation.)
Scientific papers presented at national and international meetings:
Scientific papers presented at local and regional meetings:
Poster presentations: (Provide names of all authors, title, sponsoring organization, extent of peer-review and location and date of presentation.)
Poster presentations at national and international meetings:
Abstract: Kreisler K, Cupertino A, Coromac, J. “School Based Model for a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Program in Guatemala” Presented at American Public Health Association Meeting November 2009
Abstract: Kreisler K, Koertner S “If I can do it, anyone can...How a Midwestern Pediatrician, mother of three children, two dogs, a fish, and a toad manages a practice, driving carpool, and humanitarian trips with Heart to Heart International.” Presented at American Academy of Pediatrics Meeting October 2011
Abstract: Kreisler K, Koertner S, Suarez N "Lessons Learned and Insights in Building Collaborative Community Partnerships to Address Barriers to Healthcare Among Burmese Refugees" Accepted for presentation North American Refugee Health Care Conference 2012
Poster presentations at local and regional meetings:
Abstract: Kreisler K, Cupertino A, Coromac, J. “Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Program in Sololá, Guatemala” Presented at Kansas Public Health Association Meeting October 2008
Invited seminars at other universities: (Provide title, sponsoring organization or institution, and date of presentation.)
- Other evidence of scholarship
(includes clinical guidelines, policy documents, contributions to significant position statements by professional organizations, and development of national examinations)
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