
About
Dr. Sara McKeever is a board-certified vascular surgeon with a distinguished educational background and extensive professional experience. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Arizona before attending medical school at Midwestern University in Phoenix, Arizona.Dr. McKeever completed an integrated residency program in Vascular Surgery at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock, where she also served as Chief Resident of Vascular Surgery. Her dedication and leadership abilities were apparent even during her training.
After her residency, Dr. McKeever returned to Tucson to collaborate with her esteemed mentors, Dr. Compton and Dr. Berens, at the Arizona Endovascular Center. She holds the position of Chief of Vascular Surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital, a level one trauma center.
Her commitment to patient care, leadership in the field, and commitment to innovation make her a respected figure in vascular surgery. You can trust Dr. McKeever for top-tier vascular care and a personalized approach to your health.
Specialty
Vascular SurgerySelect Procedures Performed
AmputationCarotid surgery
Intraluminal device insertion
Cardiac catheterization
Wound debridement
Artery repair
Fascial excision
Wound repair
Aneurysm repair
Bone removal
Select Conditions Treated
Peripheral arterial diseaseDiabetes
Skin ulcer
Blood clots
Septic arthritis & osteomyelitis
Retinal vascular occlusions
Occlusion precerebral artery disease
Circulatory system disease
Aneurysms
Embolisms & thrombosis
Education & Training
Medical School: Midwestern University Glendale AZResidency: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - Coll
Certifications & Licensure
American Board of SurgeryCertified in Vascular Surgery
AZ State Medical License
Active through 2025
Affiliated Hospitals
Carondelet St. Joseph's HospitalPublications
Management of noninfected prosthetic aortic bypass failures using femoral vein
Sara C. McKeever, Guillermo A. Escobar, Mohammed M. Moursi, Ahsan T. Ali, Matthew R. Smeds
Radioactive seed localization for nonpalpable breast lesions: review of 1,000 consecutive procedures at a single institution.
Lee J. McGhan, Sara C. McKeever, Barbara A. Pockaj, Nabil Wasif, Marina E. Giurescu, Heidi A. Walton, Richard Gray



