• Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics

Cognitive and emotional/behavioral effects of hematological and oncological diseases such as leukemia and sickle cell disease.

• Fishkin, P., Armstrong, F.D., Routh, D., Harris, L., Thompson, W., Miloslavich, K., Levy, J.D., Johnson, A., Morrow, C., Bandstra, E.S., Mason, C. A., Scott, G. ; Brief report: Relationship between HIV infection and WPPSI-R performance in preschool age children; Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 25(5), 347-351.
• Armstrong, F. D., Harris, L. L., Thompson, W., Semrad, J. L., Jensen, M. M., Lee, D. Y., Miloslavich, K., & Garcia, A.; The Outpatient Developmental Services Project: Integration of Pediatric Psychology with primary medical care for children infected with HIV; Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 24(5), 381-391.

Dr. Thompson, originally from Jamaica, moved first to New York and relocated to Miami two weeks before Hurricane Andrew. Despite this “welcome” she stayed in Miami and received her graduate training at the University of Miami. Dr. Thompson has a Ph.D in Clinical Child Psychology and is Licensed Psychologist. She is excited to be a part of a dynamic team that works with children with cancer and bleeding disorders.

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