Keith Peyton Randolph Burwell, D.O.

EDUCATION:

July 2015 – June 2017 – Virginia Commonwealth University, Rheumatology Fellowship, Board Certified

July 2012 – June 2015 – Virginia Commonwealth University, Graduate of Internal Medicine Residency; Board Certified

2008-2012 – Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Graduated with Honors

2003-2007 – University of Virginia, Bachelor of Arts; Environmental Science major; Astronomy minor.  Echols Scholar, Pi Epsilon Honor Society member

EMPLOYMENT:

August 2017 -present – Rheumatologist at Arthritis Specialists, Ltd. 

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: 

2015-present – American College of Rheumatology
2015-present – Virginia Society of Rheumatologists
2016-present – Richmond Academy of Medicine
2008-present -American College of Physicians Member
2008-present – American College of Physicians Member

RESEARCH:

2017 – Calculation of Uric Acid Burden as a Determinate of Duration of Uric Acid Lowering Therapy in Patients with Gout, co-author, IRB-approved, data collection phase. Retrospective study of Gout patients serial uric acid levels with working hypothesis that uric acid burden can be calculated and used as biologic marker to stop orate-lowering therapy in select patients after adequate treatment duration

2016 – RA-ILD study co-author, IRB-approved, data collection phase
Retrospective study of CCP titer correlation of CCP antibody titer in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and interstitial lung disease with regards to incidence and time to development of disease

2016 – Calculation of Uric Acid Burden as a Determinate of Duration of Uric Acid Lowering Therapy in Patients with Gout.  co-author, IRB-approved, data collection phase.  Retrospective study of Gout patients serial uric acid levels with working hypothesis that uric acid burden can be calculated and used as biologic marker to stop orate-lowering therapy in select patients after adequate treatment duration

2015 – A Case of a Swollen Leg, Author Thieves Market competition case report presented at annual Virginia Society of Rheumatologist meeting

2015 – Cutaneous Confounders: Bullous Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Scurvy Case report presented at Virginia Chapter of ACP annual meeting

2007 – Massachusetts General Hospital, Research Assistant
Conducted patient interviews in under-privileged areas as part of a public health study on prostate cancer health literacy. Assisted with data analysis focused on improving patient education materials. Advisor: Dr. Kerri Kilbridge, M.D.

2006 – Yale School of Medicine Vector-Borne Disease Lab, Field Researcher
Gathered data for Lyme disease spatial density study on east coast. Performed sample analysis for four sites across Virginia. Advisor: Dr. Durland Fish, PhD.