USF Health Department of Pediatrics, Division of General Pediatrics

Dr. Woodard was born and raised in Orlando, Fl. She attended FSU Medical School graduating in 2016 and pursued pediatric residency at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. She completed her Chief Residency year in 2020 and then transitioned to USF as a Pediatric Hospitalist for the next 3 years. In 2023, Dr. Woodard joined USF General Pediatrics and remains highly involved in academic and clinical medicine. She provides comprehensive medical care to children from birth to age 21. This includes care for acute problems as well as health maintenance, developmental screenings. Her passion is in nutrition, breast feeding medicine and holistic healthcare. She is a certified lactation consultant (CLC) and provides care to newborns in the TGH newborn nursery.
Dr. Woodard is the Medical Director of the TGH/USF Adolescent Bariatric Center, providing adolescents a comprehensive, multidisciplinary model to achieve their health goals. Dr. Woodard is thrilled to be a pediatrician and loves providing compassionate care to children and caregivers.

Dr. Karyn Gerstle is a dedicated general pediatrician who specializes in nutrition and lactation medicine. She is a board certified lactation consultant and is available to work with families for visits that include well child care and breastfeeding support. She also helps to coordinate the healthy lifestyle program at USF, which includes a series of visits that provides support for children experiencing obesity, metabolic syndrome, or lifestyle factors such as stress that impact overall wellbeing. In addition to her clinical experience, she also has a passion for medical education and serves as faculty for the USF Pediatric Residency Program, and as the Pediatric Medicine Clerkship Director for the Morsani College of Medicine.

Nurse Practitioner Kourtney Fallon joined USF in 2015..

NP Fallon earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Florida in Gainesville (2009). She then moved to Tampa to care for patients in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Tampa General Children's Hospital. She then advanced to leadership roles, becoming a preceptor, and Certified Pediatric Nurse. In 2015, she completed her Master of Science in Nursing and has since worked as a nurse practitioner at the University of South Florida in the Pediatric Complex Care Clinic.

NP Fallon has a special interest in treating infants born prematurely and managing their chronic diseases. She likes the continuity of care that general pediatrics provides and enjoys becoming part of her patients' families.

In her free time, Kourtney enjoys being a mom, traveling, yoga, volunteering at her community church and being around family and friends.

I provide comprehensive medical care to children from birth to age 21. This includes care for acute problems and health maintenance, along with a multitude of pediatric issues. I also serve as the Program Director for the residency program and the Vice-Chair for education. I have been involved in academic medicine since completing my Chief Residency year. Much of the care I provide is in conjunction with USF medical students and pediatric residents in USF outpatient clinics.

Dr. Fraley is a board-certified general pediatrician who was born and raised in Tampa, FL. She completed her pediatric residency at Monroe Carell Jr. Children Hospital at Vanderbilt University following her medical degree from Florida International University and her undergraduate degree from the University of Florida. Dr. Fraley is available for well checks and sick visits for patients from infancy through age 18 years. Her professional interests include preventative medicine, ADHD management, and childhood literacy. She is also involved in education and mentoring of medical students and residents.

Outside of work, Dr. Fraley enjoys playing tennis, watching Gator football, trying new restaurants, and spending time outside enjoying the beautiful Florida weather! Her clinic is located at 17 Davis on Monday afternoons and Friday mornings.