Kenisha Campbell, MD, MPH is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania (PENN), Attending Physician in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), and a Practice-Based Scholar for the Center for Violence Prevention at CHOP. She is also the Director of Adolescent Medicine Outpatient Clinical Services, which includes subspecialty care, primary care, and family planning services. She cares for patients in the inpatient setting, primary care, inpatient psychiatric, and subspecialty care settings. She is an avid educator of medical students, residents, and fellows and serves as core faculty in the Leadership and Education in Adolescent Health Fellowship in the Division of Adolescent Medicine.

Dr. Campbell's clinical interests include reproductive health care, delivery of adolescent-centered, confidential services for adolescents and eating disorders. She has led several clinical quality improvement projects regarding reproductive healthcare and transition to adult care in the primary care setting.

Dr. Campbell serves as an executive board member of the Alliance of Minority Professionals (AMP) of CHOP and PENN. She chairs AMP’s Professional Development Committee and has created a 12 month curriculum for trainees who are underrepresented in medicine at CHOP and PENN. She was a co-recipient of CHOP’s Diversity Endowment Award and is working on a skills-building curriculum focused on addressing microaggressions in the workplace and fostering an anti-racist and inclusive culture at CHOP.