Carrie Tully, PhD
- Director, Psychosocial Services, Burn and Trauma Service
- Associate Training Director, Psychology and Behavioral Health
- Associate Professor
- Psychologist
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- Postdoctoral Fellowship, Clinical Research in Pediatric Psychology, Children's National Hospital, Washington, D.C. (2015-2017)
- Internship, Clinical Child and Pediatric Psychology, Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children's Hospital, Houston, TX (2014-2015)
- PhD, Clinical Psychology: Child/Adolescent Track, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA (2009-2015)
- BA, Political Science and Psychology, Boston University, Boston, MA (2002-2006)
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Carrie Tully, PhD, is a pediatric psychologist specializing in child and family coping and adjustment to chronic illness or injury. She has specific interests in the area of the parent-child coping, health behavior adherence, eating behaviors and promoting family resilience. She conducts research in multiple health populations at Children's National and provides clinical service and teaching in the Trauma and Burn Surgery program. She was recently awarded a 2025-2026 Center for Health Outcomes Research & Delivery Science Pilot Award.
