Kieran McAvoy, MD is a geriatrician who earned her bachelor of science degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She completed her medical doctorate at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2019 and went on to complete both her internal medicine residency and geriatrics fellowship through their Medicine-Geriatrics program. Dr. McAvoy is the current President of the Waukesha County Medical Society. She has served on the Wisconsin Medical Society’s Board of Directors for the past 4 years and was recently elected to represent Wisconsin Physicians as a Delegate to the American Medical Association. Additionally, Dr. McAvoy is also the past chair of the American Medical Association’s Resident and Fellow Section, where she represented over 60,000 medical trainees across the country.
Dr. McAvoy has a passion for dementia care and has been a part of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Planning Committee with the Milwaukee County Chapter since 2021. She is committed to advocating on behalf of her patients through healthcare policy and organized medicine.
Dr. McAvoy is happily married to her husband, Aaron, and is the proud mother to their two-year old daughter, Eimear. When she is not chasing her toddler, Dr. McAvoy enjoys running with her three rescue dogs, cycling and trying new restaurants.
