Kerri Keet, B.Sc., B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Sc., serves as a senior lecturer in the Division of Clinical Anatomy at Stellenbosch University, where her dedication to teaching and research shines brightly. She is involved in academic development programs and contributes her expertise as a council member for the Anatomical Sciences of Southern Africa (ASSA). 

Her research focuses on understanding anatomical variation and its implications for clinical and surgical procedures. Currently pursuing her PhD, Kerri is exploring variations in the aortic arch and their potential impacts on endovascular procedures. Her past and ongoing research also delve into age and sex-related differences in the aorta and iliofemoral pathway, as well as skeletal muscles. 

Kerri's ultimate goal is to produce research that directly benefits medical device design and procedural improvements, aiming to make meaningful contributions to the field of anatomy and medicine.