Perelman School of Medicine/ Faculty Search/ Kenisha Natalie Campbell

Kenisha Natalie Campbell, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics

Department: Pediatrics

Contact information

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Craig-Dalsimer Division of Adolescent Medicine
34th St and Civic Center Blvd., Suite 11NW15
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Office: 215-590-6864
Fax: 215-590-4708

Links
International organization dedicated to adolescent health International organization dedicated to pediatric and adolescent gynecology

Education:
BS (Human Development)
Cornell University , 2000.
MD (Medicine)
Washington University School of Medicine, 2005.
MPH (Public Health)
University of Cincinnati, 2011.

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Description of Clinical Expertise

Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
I specialize in adolescent health, with specific interests in reproductive health, pregnancy prevention, primary care and eating disorders.

Selected Publications

Campbell, K & Peebles, R: Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents: State of the Art Review. Pediatrics 134: 582-592, August 2014.

Campbell, K: "Raising Minority Children" Healthy Children; The American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Webpage. (To be released) 2014.

American Academy of Pediatrics: "Cultural Humility," "Setting the Stage," "Body Language," "Promoting Balanced Parenting: Warmth, Clear Boundaries and Effective Monitoring", "The Easiest Way To Be Culturally Humble, Saying “Teach Me About You” Reaching Teens: Wisdom from Adolescent Medicine (A Video Product). Ginsburg KR, Kinsman SB (eds.). American Academy of Pediatrics, 2014 Notes: Campbell, K is a contributor.

Campbell, K: "Cultural Humility" Reaching Teens: Wisdom from Adolescent Medicine (A Textbook). Ginsburg KR, Kinsman SB, eds. (eds.). American Academy of Pediatrics, 2013.

Campbell, K. & Dowshen, N.: Adolescent sexual health screening. Children's Doctor Winter 2012: 3-7: p.3-7, 2012.

Campbell K, King K, Kahn J, Braverman P.: Adoption as a pregnancy outcome option: assessing attitudes and knowledge of adolescent females Journal of Adolescent Health 48(2S): S101-S102, 2011.