David Keller Email & Phone Number

Denver, CO, US

Currently practices and teaches general pediatrics in the Child Health Clinic of the Childrens Hospital Colorado. Serves on the Clinical Leadership Council of the School of Medicine, as well as the SOM Population Health Committee and the Internal Steering Committee of the State Innovation Model SOM Operations Committee. Also serves as Pediatric Advisor to.

Aurora, CO, US

Newly created position in the leadership structure of the Department of Pediatrics, with responsibilities including leading initiatives to improve practice efficiency and effectiveness, developing the capacity of the faculty to provide high-quality care in a population health environment and developing innovative collaborations to improve the health of.

The purpose of the Federation of Pediatric Organizations (FOPO) is to promote optimal health for children by building on the efforts and expertise of the member organizations, and on the relationships between the member organizations to accomplish shared goals. As chair, I am the leader and convener of the FOPO Board, responsible for:1) creating the agenda.

Elected by the membership of the Academic Pediatric Association to serve as President, chairing the Board of the APA from May 2013 to April 2014. The APA is dedicated to improving the health of all children and adolescents through leadership in education of child health professionals, research and dissemination of knowledge, patient care, and advocacy, in.

Provide project management to the Chronic Care Sustainability Initiative for Rhode Island (CSI-RI), one of the country’s first statewide, multi-payer, patient-centered medical home pilots. In addition to improving quality and health outcomes, the CSI-RI pilot was designed to align quality improvement and financial incentives across Rhode Island’s health.

Responsibilities include Evaluation Team of Massachusetts CHIPRA Quality Measures Initiative, consultant on the development of the Asthma Bundled Payment Initiative and advising the leadership of the Children's Behavioral Health Initiative

Worcester, MA, US

Responsibilities include faculty member for Learning Collaboratives of Massachusetts Patient-Centered Medical Home Initiative, team lead on development of National Center for Child Psychiatry Access Programs, Program co-Director for the Chronic Care Sustainability Initiative-Rhode Island and consultant on various other Patient-Centered Medical Home.

Worcester, MA, US

I am currently fully engaged in administrative and project work through Commonwealth Medicine, the Public Service branch of UMass Medical School. Until 2012, I practiced and taught in the Pediatric Primary Care Clinic at UMassMemorial Health. I am also the Pediatric Director of the Clinical Faculty Development Center, serve as a Faculty Coach the the AAP's.

As Treasurer, I guided the APA through the fiscal crisis of 2008 and worked with the Board to assure that we were able to implement our strategic plan for growing new programs of the Association.

Washington, DC, US

Worked with DAS Rck Kronick on a variety of issues including CHIPRA evaluation, workforce development strategies, children's mental health programs, children's quality measures and health reform.

Itasca, Illinois, US

As the representative of the New England chapters of the AAP to the CATCH initiative, I helped pediatricians throughout the region develop project grant proposals. I also helped to initiate an ongoing evaluation of the CATCH initiative, and developed strong programs that introduced residency training programs to the CATCH process.

Working with Health Law Advocates, I advocated for change in the implementation of the Children's Behavioral Health Initiative and worked to pass the Omnibus Children's Mental Health Act of 2008.

Worcester, MA, US

I have held many positions within the clinical system, including medical director of South County Pediatrics (1991-2007), pediatric director of the Community Faculty Development Center (1999-2007), medical director of Family Advocates of Central Massachusetts (2003-2009) and Physician Advocacy Fellow (2007-9). In 2009-10, I will be on sabbatical as a.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US

2 year fellowship, focused on public health and research skills, with clinical work in school health, urgent and continuity care and behavioral health.

Served as Staff Pediatrician as part of National Health Service Corp Scholarship obligation. Also served as Associate Medical Director from 1987-89.

Los Angeles, CA, US

Third year pediatric resident.

Baltimore, Maryland, US

Residency training program.

Md, Pediatrics

A.B., Chemistry