Dr. Katelyn S. Lindner

"Philosophy of care | My philosophy of care is to treat every patient as if they were my own child. I strive to provide high quality, evidence-based care to all of my patients. I listen to both the child (when old enough to relay their concerns) and the parents (who know the child best) and make sure I answer all of their questions and address any concerns they have. I try to engage the child whenever I can and make them an active participant in their health. I work as part of a team including the child, parents, other caregivers, medical sub-specialists, teachers/schools, and others to provide the best care possible. I ensure the parents and child are well-informed about their treatment plan and appropriate follow up is provided. As a pediatrician, a significant portion of the care I provide is preventive care and counseling ensuring children stay safe and healthy. | Why I entered medicine | From the time I was very young, I have wanted to be a doctor. At five years old I began saying ""when I grow up, I’m going to be a baby doctor."" I quickly learned that a ""baby doctor"" was called a pediatrician. As I grew, so did my fascination for the human body and medicine. I volunteered at Lehigh Valley Hospital through high school which reaffirmed my aspirations. I have thoroughly enjoyed the journey to becoming a pediatrician and am very happy with my career choice. | Community involvement | I support many charities that serve children including THON, Penn State University’s student run philanthropy for children with cancer. | Personal interests | As a relatively new mom, I can now say that the thing I enjoy most is spending time with our daughter! Being a mom has influenced the way I see things and has definitely made me a better doctor. I also love spending time with my husband and our labradoodle.".

Dr. Lindner is rated as an Experienced provider by MediFind in the treatment of Delayed Growth. Her top areas of expertise are Delayed Growth and Autism Spectrum Disorder.