Dr. Stephanie Keeling

Stephanie Keeling, MD, is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Rheumatology at the University of Alberta and is a clinical rheumatologist. She has a general rheumatology practice that includes a cardiovascular risk reduction clinic for inflammatory rheumatic diseases, a lupus clinic, and a lupus dermatology clinic.

Dr. Keeling conducts clinical research associated with her clinics and completed a Master's degree in Experimental Medicine under the supervision of Walter Maksymowych in 2009. Her thesis investigated a screening questionnaire for inflammatory back pain.

Dr. Keeling is the local principal investigator for two phase 2 lupus trials and she is an active teacher of medical students, residents and fellows. She sits on the board of the Canadian Rheumatology Association, the Canadian Network for Improved Outcomes in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, and is a medical advisory and board member of the Alberta Arthritis Society.

• Favourite Food: Sushi and chocolate chip cookies
• Must have luxury: Shoes
• Animal that best describes you: Golden retriever
• Famous person you could be mistaken for: Drew Barrymore
• Where you are when you're not working: Gardening or at a kids' hockey game
• Weirdest place you've ever slept: Floor of a shopping centre

Reports by Dr. Stephanie Keeling

• Rheumatology by Moonlight
• The "Innate" Immune Signatures in Lupus Pregnancy
• Lupus Nephritis: "Ur-ine" Trouble
• The Impossible Case of Disease Damage and Poverty
• Are all Inflammatory Arthritides Created Equal in Pregnancy?
• Lupus Treatment: How Personal Can We Get?
• Seven Top Pregnancy Tips from ACR 2016
• Take the Lupus Biological Target Test!
• The Depressing Truth About Lupus