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Julia Kellis, MD

Julia Kellis, MD

Pediatric Endocrinology Fellow, 2026-2029

Biography

Hometown: Northville, MI

Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin

Residency: Medical College of Wisconsin

Research/Scholarly Project: I did some work on Turner Syndrome while I was in residency, and I am looking forward to getting involved in more scholarly work as a new fellow!

Mentor(s): Dr. Elizabeth Dabrowski, Dr. Beth Auble

Interests & Hobbies: Reading, traveling, crocheting, spending time with family, finding new coffee shops with my husband, and walking with our dog. I also love spending time on the lake in the summer!

Why did I choose MCW for fellowship?
MCW is full of amazing people! My time here during medical school and residency has only made me love this program more and more. All of the faculty here are incredibly welcoming, excited to teach, and invested in our learning. Children's Wisconsin is a fantastic place to learn, with a large and diverse patient population. I also love the Milwaukee area and everything it has to offer!

One of the best things about living in Milwaukee?
It can be anything you want it to be! In one weekend you could go to a concert, catch a professional sports game, attend a festival, hike the trails, or spend time on the lake. There is never a shortage of things to do!

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