Sarah Kellett

Sarah Kellett is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Physician Assistant at Saint Joseph’s University. She is a practicing emergency medicine physician assistant since 2015 and has clinical experience in orthopedic spine surgery. Her roles include managing pre- and postoperative patients and serving as a surgical first assist. She maintains clinical skills weekly in a local emergency department.

Education:

• MS in Physician Assistant Studies, Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia University), 2015
• Dietetic Internship, New York University, 2011
• BS in Nutritional Science, Pepperdine University, 2010

Research Interests: Her work focuses on critical care, oncology, emergency department efficiency, antibiotic stewardship, nutritional genomics, and sustainable food systems. She bridges clinical practice with interdisciplinary topics like patient flow optimization and ethical food policies.

Awards: Recipient of the Dr. Edward E. Dowden Award for Academic Excellence during her studies.

Clinical Experience: Over eight years in emergency medicine and spine surgery PA roles. Current positions include Bryn Mawr Hospital’s Emergency Department (2015–Present) and prior experience at Pennsylvania Hospital’s Orthopedic Spine Surgery (2017–2018).