Kelley Gannon, MD

Vice Chair Clinical Affairs - Ambulatory & Telehealth
Assistant Professor and Associate Section Chief, Internal Medicine
Interim Section Chief, Rheumatology

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Medicine

Classification:

Faculty

• MD, West Virginia University

• Nield LS, Saggio RB, Nease EK, Mitra S, Gannon KM, Vandenlangenberg EN, Ferrari ND 3rd.  One program's experience with the use of Skype for SOAP.

J Grad Med Educ. 2013 Dec;5(4):707.  PMID:24455031

2016                Press Ganey Top Provider – Medical Practice
                        Highest Performer Exemplary Outcomes GC-CAPS

2014                Distinguished Teacher Award, West Virginia University School of Medicine

2013                Gold Humanism Honor Society

2013                Patient Care Award
                        WVU Department of Medicine

2012                Martin E. Weiss Resident Research Competition (WV AAP meeting)
                        First Place, Podium Presentation Clinical Venue
                        Little Boy Blue – A Unique Presentation of Methemoglobinemia

2012                WVU School of Medicine GME Week Resident Research Competition
                        First Place, Podium Presentation clinical Venue
                        Little Boy Blue – A Unique Presentation of Methemoglobinemia

2012                Patient Care Award
                        WVU Department of Medicine

2012                Outstanding PICU Resident
                        WVU Department of Pediatrics

2010-2011       Outstanding PICU Resident
                        WVU Department of Pediatrics

Professional Societies:
2009-Present    American Academy of Pediatrics
2009-Present    American College of Physicians
2009-Present    National Med-Peds Residency Association

Dr. Kelley Gannon, MD is the Medical Director for Ambulatory Operations and Patient Centered Medical Home for the Department of Medicine at West Virginia University.  She earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 2005.  She earned her Doctorate of Medicine (MD) degree from West Virginia University School of Medicine in 2009.  Dr. Gannon trained in the combined residency for Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at WVU, and she was Chief Resident during her fourth year of residency for both the combined Med/Peds program and Pediatrics program.  She then became Chief Resident for the Department of Medicine at WVU. 

Dr. Gannon is board certified in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.  Her practice focuses mainly on treating patients in the ambulatory setting, where she strives to prevent disease and promote wellness.  Her special areas of interest include caring for multiple generations of families, caring for adults with chronic disease from childhood, and maintaining health and wellness.  In addition, she is passionate about teaching resident physicians and medical students the importance of strong primary care doctors for patients. 

In her spare time, Dr. Gannon is a dachshund enthusiast and enjoys singing in her church, spending time with her family, and cheering on the Mountaineers!

Medical Specialties

• Internal Medicine
• Pediatrics

Board Certifications

• Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine
• Pediatrics, American Board of Pediatrics

Special Training

• Residency, Internal Medicine
  West Virginia University