Professional History

Board Certification

• Pediatrics - American Board of Pediatrics
  

Medical Education

• MD - University of Minnesota Medical School
  Minneapolis, MN
  1992
  

Residency/Fellowship

• Residency - University of Minnesota Medical Center
  Minneapolis, MN
  1995
  

Contact Information

Primary Location:

Wayzata Childrens Clinic
4695 Shoreline Dr STE A
Spring Park, MN 55384
(952) 495-8910

Secondary Location(s):

Wayzata Childrens Clinic
14001 Ridgedale Dr STE 100
Minnetonka, MN 55305
(952) 473-0211

Personal Biography

Kelly Lemieux, MD, is currently a primary care pediatrician at Wayzata Children's Clinic, where she was mentored during her residency training and subsequently joined the group 22 years ago. During her time at Wayzata Children’s Clinic, she served as the clinic’s Board President from 2006-2013. She currently sees patients in the Spring Park site and is enjoying seeing new babies of the moms that she has had the privilege to care for as they grew up. Dr. Lemieux is currently the Vice Chief of Staff at Children's of Minnesota. Dr. Lemieux was also a Director on the former Children's Physician Network (CPN) Board and is currently a Director on the Children's Health Network (CHN) Board. She is a past-chair of the Clinical Operations and Performance Committee of the CHN where she was involved in clinical quality and care coordination work. Dr. Lemieux has also participated in community Board work and is a past chair of the St. David's Center for Child and Family Development Board in Minnetonka. She volunteers at Hope House, in Chanhassen, serving as a medical volunteer to perform intake health assessments on homeless youth and provide recommendations for ongoing medical care. Dr. Lemieux completed medical school in 1992 and pediatric residency training in 1995 at the University of Minnesota. She is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. Her clinical interests include all aspects of primary care pediatrics, especially as it relates to partnering with families to care for their children through all stages of development, birth to college age.