Sean Webb, MD
I was born and raised in Wamego, KS and decided I wanted to go into medicine when I was in the 7th grade.
I graduated from Wamego High in 2010 and then attended Baker University for undergrad, where I studied biology and chemistry while also serving on the staff of the campus radio station. I then attended the University of Kansas School of Medicine campus in Salina for medical school. I completed my family medicine training in Waco, TX at the Waco Family Medicine Residency.
In addition to providing care for all ages, I am really passionate about sports medicine, specifically concussion care and treatment of common bone and joint problems. I’ve always loved athletics and being on the sideline covering sporting events is something I find a lot of joy in. I also care deeply about mental healthcare and am active in supporting efforts to stop human trafficking.
I am a big fan of KU, the Royals, and the Chiefs. I am also active in church and CrossFit Chanute.
The Bible verse that has meant the most to my life is Colossians 3:23 – “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”