University at Buffalo (UB)
Kyle Kelleran Ph.D.
Kyle Kelleran
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Emergency Medicine
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
Emergency Medical Services; Emergency Medicine
Education and Training:
- PhD, Applied Kinesiology, Old Dominion University (2018)
- MS, Exercise Science, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (2010)
- BS, Sport & Exercise Science Minor: Coaching, Gannon University (2008)
Employment:
- Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine, University at Buffalo (2024-present)
- Research Scientist, Emergency Medicine, University at Buffalo (2021–2024)
- Assistant Professor, Health & Human Sciences, Bridgewater College (2017–2021)
- Research Assistant, Center for Brain Research and Rehabilitation, ODU (2011–2017)
- Instructor, Teaching Assistant, Human Movement Sciences, ODU (2010–2012)
- Graduate Assistant, Health and Physical Education, IUP (2009–2010)
Journal Articles:
- O'Brien MC, Kelleran KJ, Burnett SJ, Hausrath KA, Kneer MS, Nan N, Ma CX, McCartin RW, Clemency BM. (2024) Fixed dose ketamine for prehospital management of hyperactive delirium with severe agitation. The American journal of emergency medicine (Apr), 81: 10-15.
- Ray BM, Washington L, Thompson BL, Kelleran KJ. (2024) An exploration of low back pain beliefs held by health care professionals in Northern America. Musculoskeletal care (Mar), 22(1): e1877.
- Ray BM, Kelleran KJ, Eubanks JE, Nan N, Ma C, Miles D. (2023) Relationship between Physical Activity and Pain in U.S. Adults. Medicine and science in sports and exercise (Mar), 55(3): 497-506.
- Ray BM, Kovaleski A, Kelleran KJ, Stilwell P, Baraki A, Coninx S, Eubanks JE. (2022) An exploration of low back pain beliefs in a Northern America based general population. Musculoskeletal science & practice (Oct), 61: 102591.
- Harvey BW, Kelleran KJ, Suffoletto H, Ma C, Nan N, Penque MD, Lerner EB. (2022) Emergency Department Patients' COVID-19 Vaccination Status and Self-Reported Barriers. The western journal of emergency medicine (Mar), 23(3): 292-301. doi:10.5811/westjem.2022.1.54615
- Lemaster MF, Kelleran KJ, Moeini M, Russell DM. (2021) Electromyographical Assessments of Recommended Neck and Trunk Positions for Dental Hygienists. Journal of dental hygiene : JDH (Oct), 95(5): 6-13.
- Grieco, C.R., Kelleran, K.J. (2017) Humans before hardware. Colorado Police Quarterly (Jul), 2(3)
- Kelleran KJ, Morrison S, Russell DM. (2016) Three-dimensional assessment of postural tremor during goal-directed aiming. Experimental brain research (Dec), 234(12): 3399-3409.
- Russell DM, Kelleran KJ, Morrison S. (2016) Bracing the trunk and neck in young adults leads to a more aged-like gait. Gait & posture (Sep), 49: 388-393.
- Swain DP, Kelleran KJ, Graves MS, Morrison S. (2016) Impact Forces of Walking and Running at the Same Intensity. Journal of strength and conditioning research (Apr), 30(4): 1042-9.
- Morrison S, Russell DM, Kelleran K, Walker ML. (2015) Bracing of the trunk and neck has a differential effect on head control during gait. Journal of neurophysiology (Sep), 114(3): 1773-83. doi:10.1152/jn.00059.2015
- O'Neal EK, Hornsby JH, Kelleran KJ. (2014) High-intensity tasks with external load in military applications: a review. Military medicine (Sep), 179(9): 950-4.
Books and Book Chapters:
- Kelleran, KJ. (2023) Chapter 6: Body composition assessment. In: Bayles, MP (Ed.) ACSM's exercise testing and prescription. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Service Activities:
- JSMBS Annual Medical Student Research Forum; Presentation Judge (2024)
- Summer Medical Student Research Internship; Co-Director (2022–present)
- Armor Volunteer Fire Company; Firefighter/EMT (2021–present)
- Armor Volunteer Fire Company; Firefighter/EMT (2004–2014)