Kelly N Pringle, MD

Louisville native Dr. Patricia Todd fell in love with the field of dermatology during medical school. She found a passion for treating dermatologic conditions in children during her dermatology residency at Loyola in Chicago, Illinois. She got the opportunity to train at Boston Children's Hospital, pursuing a fellowship in pediatric dermatology.She returned to her hometown, with the goal of establishing a full-fledged pediatric dermatology clinic, which at the time did not exist in the city or state. After practicing with a mix of adults and children for three years, she joined University of Louisville's Department of Pediatrics and Norton Children's to provide full pediatric dermatology care for our community's kids.She has developed a philosophy of care over her years of practice that focuses on engaging with families in understanding and participating in management of their child's skin disease. She has found that good patient care requires trust between the physician and the patient and she feels that a good understanding of a particular diagnosis is as important as the treatment she provides.She is active within the Pediatric Dermatology Society and is passionate about improving racial disparities in healthcare.Dr. Todd treats all types of skin disorders, but is particularly interested in infantile hemangiomas, eczema and inflammatory skin disorders, including psoriasis and autoimmune disease. She has had training in excision of skin lesions as well as pulsed dye laser therapy.She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Bellarmine University and completed her medical training at the University of Louisville in 2012.

Erica G. Mamauag, M.D., is a pediatric hematologist/oncologist with Norton Children's Cancer Institute. She earned her medical degree from the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She completed her residency in pediatrics at Cohen Children's Medical Center, Queens, New York, and a fellowship in pediatric hematology/oncology at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pennsylvania.Dr. Mamauag has a special interest in treating pediatric sickle cell disease and hemophilia. She chose hematology/oncology because it allows her to build close relationships with families, enabling her to personalize care and provide a tailored approach to each child's medical journey. She is passionate about clear communication, making sure patients and families understand each step of the care process.Outside of work, Dr. Mamauag enjoys spending time with her family and friends. A competitive dancer in her youth, she still enjoys taking dance classes occasionally and loves spending time with her two pugs, Bizkit and Gravee. Dr. Mamauag also is a world traveler, having visited over 30 countries and adventured with camels, elephants, whale sharks, koalas and kangaroos.