Petite Pediatrics

Appointments: (805) 845-1221
Meet Us

   

Charish L. Barry, MD, FAAP

Dr. Barry is a board certified Pediatrician who is excited to offer a new pediatric practice to the Santa Barbara community.

She has worked as a dedicated Pediatric Hospitalist at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital since 2004. Prior to moving to Santa Barbara, she worked at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San Jose, CA. She completed her pediatric residency at Stanford University Medical Center and is a graduate of Mayo Medical School in Rochester, MN and Scripps College in Claremont, CA.

She enjoys supporting the Santa Barbara community by providing educational talks for parents and serving as a member of the Angels Foster Care Board of Directors, the CALM Board of Trustees, and is the local representative for the American Academy of Pediatrics Southern California Chapter. Learn more about Friends of Petite Pediatrics in our  Affiliated section.

As native Californians, she and her husband, Dr. Anthony C. Romero, a local Orthopedic Surgeon at  Orthopedic Specialists of Santa Barbara, are proud to call Santa Barbara home.

Medical Support Staff

Kathy Klammer, RN

Certified Lactation Consultant

 Kathy is a registered nurse who has worked in maternal neonatal nursing for over 24 years. Her specialties include Lactation Educator, Neonatal ICU, and working with the Welcome Every Baby Program.

As a lactation specialist, Kathy is passionate about supporting mothers in feeding their babies. She will do both office and home visits for families.

Kathy has been a resident in Santa Barbara for 22 years & lives with her husband and two wonderful teenagers - yes, wonderful!

You may request a consultation by calling us at (805) 845-1221 or by email: Lactation Consult.

 

Office Staff

 

Sarah Roberts

 

Medical Assistant		 Sarah was raised in Southern California and moved to Santa Barbara in 2007 to attend Westmont College.  She graduated with a bachelor’s of science degree in Biology and a minor in Music.  During her time at Westmont, she volunteered at a Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinic, where she gained experience as a medical assistant. She was involved in molecular research on Bordetella bronchiseptica, the bacteria responsible for whooping cough in small mammals.  While an undergraduate, she also earned her credentials as a nationally registered Emergency Medical Technician.

Sarah's long-term goal is to further her career in the medical field and ultimately become a physician assistant.  She is interested in working with children, specifically in under-served communities.  Sarah is excited to work as a medical assistant at Petite Pediatrics and looks forward to helping Dr. Barry care for children in Santa Barbara.

 


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