Kaylee Sartor, PA
Kaylee Sartor is a highly motivated and dedicated healthcare professional currently pursuing a career as a Physician Assistant (PA) to further expand on an extensive background in medical education, research, and clinical experience. With a Bachelor’s degree in Integrative Physiology from the University of Colorado Boulder and a Master’s in Biomedical Sciences from Colorado State University, Kaylee has consistently demonstrated a commitment to academic excellence. This foundation has been enriched through hands-on clinical rotations, including core experiences in Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Behavioral Health, and Emergency Medicine, among others, while completing an PA program through Yale School of Medicine. These experiences have refined skills in patient care, medical assessment, and collaboration with multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Throughout Kaylee’s career, both in academic and clinical settings, they have built a diverse skill set that includes teaching, patient care, research, and administrative support. In the role of an Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant at Ivinson Memorial Hospital and Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, Kaylee has gained valuable clinical exposure, handling acute medical cases and managing a wide range of patient conditions. Additionally, her experience teaching anatomy and physiology at Aims Community College, preparing and grading coursework, creating syllabi, and offering office hours for student support. Furthermore, their research assistantship at Premier Regenerative Stem Cell and Wellness Centers, LLC involved conducting clinical studies, supporting patient care, and managing databases. This background underscores a balance of clinical acumen, research understanding, and a passion for teaching and community outreach.
In addition to their formal medical roles, Kaylee has demonstrated leadership in various volunteer and extracurricular activities. As the Director for Camp Kesem at CU Boulder, they managed a large team and were responsible for the financial and operational aspects of running the camp, which helped improve their organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills. Their work with the EXPAND program and as a PR/Marketing Coordinator has helped foster empathy and a deep commitment to supporting vulnerable populations.
