Kelsey Wehrenberg

Advancing the state of knowledge in pediatric critical care, Kelsey Wehrenberg is a dedicated clinical adjunct teacher in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Florida. With a robust educational background, she holds a doctorate in osteopathic medicine and has completed both her residency and chief residency at the University of Florida. Her commitment to pediatric healthcare is evident through her focused research on culture-negative sepsis, a critical area of study during her fellowship in Pediatric Critical Care at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Wehrenberg joined the University of Florida as a fellow in 2022, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and a passion for improving patient outcomes in pediatric critical care. Her board certification in general pediatrics underscores her expertise and dedication to the field. She is actively involved in mentoring medical students and residents, fostering a learning environment that emphasizes evidence-based practice and compassionate care. Her research interests lie primarily in pediatric critical care and sepsis, where she continues to contribute to the understanding and management of these complex conditions. Dr. Wehrenberg's work is driven by a desire to enhance the quality of care for critically ill children and to develop innovative approaches to treatment and management. In addition to her clinical and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Wehrenberg is an active participant in various professional organizations related to pediatrics and critical care. Her contributions to the field are recognized through her involvement in collaborative research projects and her presentations at national conferences. Her dedication to advancing pediatric healthcare makes her a valuable asset to the University of Florida and the broader medical community.