Katelyn Geselle, CPST, CHES

Katelyn Geselle is a Child Passenger Safety Technician and Certified Health Education Specialist. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Health Education and Promotion from Boise State University.

After entering the health education field as a community liaison for the American Heart Association in Southeastern Idaho, she found her way to St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital.

Katelyn teaches community classes including babysitting, babyproofing, grandparenting, car seat education, and more. She also instructs hospital employees in CPR and Basic Life Support.

In 2020, Katelyn became a CPST. In 2022, she completed the course Safe Travel for All Children. This course teaches CPSTs how to assist children with disabilities with their unique travel needs.

Outside of health education, Katelyn’s passion is traveling. She works part-time at the local airport. She loves that it allows her to see the world and interact with people of all cultures.

As a native Idahoan, Katelyn spends a lot of time outdoors. She enjoys camping, backpacking, hiking, fishing, and skiing. She lives in Boise, ID.