MPH, Public Health, University of South Florida, 1998
MD, Medicine, Loyola University, 1987
B.S., Biology, Loyola University of Chicago, 1983
Interdisciplinary and Emerging Signature Programs
Women & Children's Health
Research Interests
Areas of interest include: child abuse
children with special health care needs, developmental and behavioral pediatrics, pediatric under nutrition, and
professional education.
Current activities involve:
1. Development of Statewide Infant Physical Abuse Prevention Program
2. Study of a parent mediated positive behavioral support program for young children with challenging behaviors, training pediatricians to incorporate positive behavioral support strategies into practice
3. Impact of Child Abuse on development (risk and resilience factors, interventions)
4. The impact of sleep disturbance on behavior and development,
5. Mediators of undernutrition in young children
Awards/Honors
Best Doctors in America 2010)
Best Doctors in America (1 - 2002)
Memberships
member (American Professional Society for Abused Children, 2007 - Present)
Member (Academic Pediatrics Association, 1998 - Present)
member (Florida Chapter Amercian Academy of Pediatrics, 1996 - Present)
Member (American Academy of Pediatrics, 1990 - Present)
District V Regional Representative (Florida Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics, 2002 - 2004)
President (Hillsborough County Pediatric Society, 2001 - 2003)
District V Alternate Regional Representative (Florida Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics, 2000 - 2002)
Recent Publications
Armstrong, K., PhD, Curtiss, H., M.A., Salinas, A., Lilly, C. M. 7American Psychological Association International Conference. , 2009.
Armstrong, K., PhD, NCSP, Kohler, William, MD, Lilly, C. The Young and the Restless: A Pediatrician''s Guide to Managing Sleep ProblemsContemporary Pediatrics. 26(3) : 28-36, 2009.
Curtiss, H., Armstrong, K. & Lilly, C. Positive behavior support and pediatric feeding problems: A case study.Journal of Early Childhood and Infant Psychology. 4: 95-109, 2008.
Jillian L. Williams, Kathleen Armstrong, and Carol M. Lilly. 6Pediatric Academic Society Meeting. (E-PAS2008: 5795.9.) , 2008.
Carol M. Lilly, Kyle Popkave, Kathleen Armstrong. 4Pediatric Academic Society Meeting. (E-PAS2008: 5795.2.) , 2008.
Lilly, C.M., MD, MPH, Gooden, C.E., MSII, Armstrong, K., PhD. Pediatric Academic Society Abstracts. (E-PAS2008: 5794.4.) , 2008.
Carol Lilly, Kathleen Armstrong, Heather Curtiss. 3Pediatric Academic Society Meeting. (E-PAS2007: 6526) , 2007.
Hauser KW, Lilly CM, Frías JL. Florida health care providers'' knowledge of folic acid for the prevention of neural tube defects.Southern medical journal. 97(5) : 437-9, 2004.
Hauser, K., MBA, Lilly, C., MD, MPH, Frias, J., MD,. Florida Health Care Provider Knowledge of Folic Acid for the Prevention of Neural Tube DefectsSouthern Medical Journal. 97(5) : 37-39, 2004.
Lisa R. Bulkow, MS*, Rosalyn J. Singleton, MD*, , Ruth A. Karron, MD and Lee H. Harrison, MD & the Alaska RSV Study Group: Alaska RSV Study Group: Patricia Martinez, Donna Brown, Carol Lilly, Elizabeth Hughes, and Doris Bonilla, Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp, Bethel, Alaska; et.al. Risk Factors for Severe Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection Among Alaska Native Children PEDIATRICS. 109(2) : 210-216, 2002.
Lilly, C.M., M.D., MPH, Hauser, K., Jahrsdorfer, C., R.N., Williams, C., M.D., Frias, J., M.D. 1American College of Preventive Medicine. , 2001.
Singleton, RJ., M.D., Peterson, K.M., Berner, J.E.,, Schulte, E., Chiu, K., Lilly, C.M.,M.D., Hughes, E.A., Bulkow, L.R.., Nix, T.L. Hospitalizations for Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection in Alaska Native ChildrenPediatric Infectious Disease J. 14(1): 26-30, 1995.
Singleton, R.J., M.D., Davidson, N.M., R.N., Desmet, I.J., R.N., Berner, J.E., M.D., Wainwright, R.B., M.D., D. TM. & H., Bulkow L.R., M.S., Lilly, C. M., M.D., Siber, G.R., M.D. Decline of Hemophilus Influenzae Type B Disease in a Region of High Risk: Impact of Passive and Active Immunizations.Pediatric Infectious Disease J. 13(5): 362-367, 1994.
