Lindsay Carter, MD, divides her time among clinical work, medical education, and quality improvement.   She received an A.B. in English Language and Literature from Harvard College in 2000.  She then completed a post-baccalaureate program at Harvard and did psychiatric research in mood and eating disorders at McLean Hospital prior to earning her M.D. from Harvard Medical School.  Dr. Carter subsequently completed her pediatric residency and chief residency at MassGeneral Hospital for Children and joined the staff as a Pediatric Hospitalist and medical educator.  For six years, she was the Associate Clerkship Director in Pediatrics and the Director of the Advanced Pediatric Clerkship. She has also been the lead in pediatric education for the Practice of Medicine (POM) course at MGH since its inception in 2015.  Dr. Carter pioneered a novel simulation curriculum for third-year medical students and has been involved with simulation education for residents and interdisciplinary staff.  Dr. Carter has won numerous student and resident teaching awards and has most recently assumed the role of Warren House Director for the Principle Clinical Experience (PCE).  As a Pediatric Hospitalist, Dr. Carter focuses on quality and safety and became the Inpatient Director for Quality and Safety in 2017.