Linda Radbill, PhD

Linda Radbill, PhD, is a pediatric psychologist in the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Emory University. She serves as Director of Psychosocial Services for the Supportive Care Clinic and spends her time engaged in clinical work and continuously developing the psychosocial programing for palliative oncology patients and their families. She is also engaged in education and created a rotation for pediatric psychology postdoctoral fellows to receive training and supervision in pediatric palliative care. Dr. Radbill serves as the chair for the Education Committee for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Bereavement Guiding Team and as a psychology representative on the Bioethics Committee.

Dr. Radbill is trained in evidence-based treatment approaches for children and families across a variety of populations and settings, with a specialization among children facing complex medical and psychological issues. Her research interests are focused on coping and adjustment among families of children with serious medical illnesses, as well as the relationship between social determinants of health and care. Dr. Radbill is an active member of the American Psychological Association’s Society of Pediatric Psychology and recently completed her term as the Chair for the Palliative Care and End-of-Life Special Interest Group for the organization.