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Departments/Divisions

Psychiatry/Psychology

Specialties

Neuropsychology

neuropsychology

Services/Programs

Myelodysplasia Clinic

Neuropsychology Program

Psychosocial Treatment Program

Academic Appointments

Instructor, Harvard Medical School

Expanded Biography

Dr. Queally works in the Neuropsychology Program. She specializes in working with children who have medical conditions, such as spina bifida, leukemia and brain tumors, cardiovascular disorders, premature birth, etc. She works with a variety of age ranges, from toddlers to young adults.

College

George Washington University, Washington, DC (1998)

Graduate School

Clinical Psychology, Suffolk University, Boston, MA (2003)

Internship

Psychology, Children's Hospitals and Clinics, Minneapolis, MN (2002-2003)

Fellowship

Pediatric Neuropsychology, Children's Hospital Boston, Boston, MA (2003-2005)

Professional Organizations

Membership Chair; Executive Board of the Massachusetts Neuropsychological Society , 2008-2011

Massachusetts Psychological Association , 1998-present

American Psychological Association , 1998-present

Massachusetts Neuropsychological Society , 1999-present

International Neuropsychological Society , 2001-present

Student Advisory Board Society of Pediatric Psychology Division 54, American Psychological Association , 2003-2005

Awards

Society of Pediatric Psychology Outstanding Student Poster Award , 2001

American Psychological Association Conference

APA Science Directorate Student Travel Award , 2001

American Psychological Association Conference

Publications

Waber, D. P., Turek, J., Catania, L., Stevenson, K., Robaey, P., Romero, I., Adams, H., Alyman, C., Jandet-Brunet, C., Neuberg, D. S., Sallen, S. E. & Silverman, L. B.

Neuropsychological Outcomes From a Randomized trial of Triple Intrathecal Chemotherapy Compared With 18 Gy Cranial Radiation As CNS Treatment in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia: Findings From Dana-Farber Cancer Institute ALL Consortium Protocol 95-01 , 2007

Journal of Clinical Oncology Issue: 25 (31) , Page: 4914-4921

Mrakotsky, C.M., Silverman, L.B., Dahlberg, S.E., Alyman, M.C., Sands, S.A., Queally, J.T., Miller, T.P., Cranston, A., Neuberg, D.S., Sallan, S.E., & Waber, D.P.

Neurobehavioral side effects of corticosteroids during active treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children are age-dependent: Report from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute ALL Consortium Protocol 00-01 , 2011

Pediatric Blood and Cancer

Waber, D. P., Queally, J. T., Catania, L., Robaey, P., Romero, I., Adams, H., Alyman, C., Jandet-Brunet, C., Sallen, S. E. & Silverman, L. B.

Neuropsychological Outcomes of Standard Risk and High Risk Patients with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treated on Dana-Farber ALL Consortium Protocol 95-01 at 5 Years Post Diagnosis , In press