Additional conditions and treatments
- Pediatric Metabolic Syndrome
About
Dr. Redpath is a pediatric nephrologist who provides care for pediatric transplant patients. Prior to joining the nephrology team at UW Health, she completed a fellowship at Seattle Children’s Hospital, where she also completed a master's degree in public health. Dr. Redpath’s clinical specialties include hypertension, chronic kidney disease, dialysis and caring for patients with acute kidney injury in critical care settings.
Languages spoken
- English
University affiliation
- Department of Pediatrics
Practice locations
American Family Children's Hospital - Pediatric Nephrology
1675 Highland Ave. / Madison, WI
(608) 263-6420
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University Hospital - Pediatric Kidney Transplant Clinic
- 600 Highland Ave. / Madison, WI
- (608) 262-5420
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American Family Children's Hospital - Pediatric Dialysis Clinic
- 1675 Highland Ave. / Madison, WI
- (608) 263-6420
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American Family Children's Hospital - Pediatric Hypertension Clinic
- 1675 Highland Ave. / Madison, WI
- (608) 263-6420
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Pediatric Metabolic Syndrome Clinic
- 1675 Highland Ave. / Madison, WI
- (608) 263-6420
- Closed now
Experts with the Pediatric Metabolic Syndrome Program at American Family Children’s Hospital offer education and treatment for children with metabolic syndrome.
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Aurora Children's Health (Oshkosh) - Pediatric Nephrology
- 855 N. Westhaven Drive / Oshkosh, WI
- (920) 303-8700
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Education & credentials
Board certifications
- Pediatric Nephrology
Medical School
- Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, OH
Fellowships
Pediatric Nephrology at Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle, WA
Residencies
- Emory University Affiliated Hospitals, Atlanta, GA
Specialties
Research and publications
Dr. Redpath's research interests center around cardiovascular risk factors associated with chronic kidney disease in children, the effect of HIV on the kidney and the effect of obesity on the kidney. In addition, she is interested in the outcome of studies on children with chronic kidney disease and pediatric dialysis patients.