Dr. Lisa Carey, Teachers and Pediatricians Unite!

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Dr. Lisa Carey is an education specialist, teacher educator, researcher, and author focused on the intersection between K12 schooling and pediatric medicine. Prior to her current roles, she was a special educator in Maryland Public Schools focused on inclusive programming. Lisa co-founded the Hospital Education Liaison Program (HELP) at Kennedy Krieger to support communication between healthcare teams and school teams surrounding the needs of individual children. Lisa is also co-author of the new book, Supporting Student Executive Functions: Insights and Strategies for Educators.

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