Dr. Shea Cronley graduated with a bachelors of science from Wittenberg University and received her medical degree from Wright State University in 1982.  After completing her pediatric residency at Dayton Children's Hospital in 1985, she became a Robert Wood Johnson Fellow at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where she focused on teaching and research.  

Dr. Cronley was involved in the founding of Advocare Society Hill Pediatrics in 1986 and so has been committed to providing comprehensive health care to her patients for more than 30 years.  She is proud to now be caring for her second generation of patients!   

Dr. Cronley is a board-certified pediatrician and is a diplomat of the American Academy of Pediatrics.  She is the consulting physician for Germantown Friends School.  Dr. Cronley also is a member of the breastfeeding committee at Pennsylvania Hospital which was instrumental in having the hospital recieve the designation of 'Baby Friendly'. 

Her husband is a fine artist who is a landscape painter and teaches art at the Community College of Philadelphia.
They have two grown sons