Linda
Caradine Poinsett

Linda Caradine Poinsett
- Campus: Chicago, IL
- Department: IO/Business Psychology, Organization Leadership, Behavioral Economics
- Institution: The Chicago School
- Address: 325 N Wells Street Chicago, IL 60654
Biography
Dr. Linda Caradine-Poinsett is the Chief Executive Officer for the American College of Prosthodontists and ACP Education Foundation. Previously, Linda served as Executive Director of several well-respected organizations in the dental, legal and medical industries.
Linda has extensive experience in strategy and financial analysis, leadership development, organizational alignment and refocusing, strategic planning, fundraising, and strategic partnership development
Education History
Degree Institution Year PhD The Chicago School of Professional Psychology , Chicago, IL 2016 Masters of Jurisprudence Loyola University School of Law , Chicago, IL 2010 MBA National - Louis University , Chicago, IL 2007 BS National - Louis University , Chicago, IL 2005 Professional Memberships
Role Organization Member Association Forum Member American Society of Association Executives Member Board Source Member Society of Human Resource Managment Member Health Care Compliance Association Presentations
Title Location Date Trends and Disruptors Impacting Healthcare and Medical Meetings Las Vegas, NV 9/9/19 Reach Award acceptance speech Chicago, IL 6/5/18 Community Involvement
Role Organization Board Member A Silver Lining Foundation Advisory Member South Side Help Center Areas of Expertise
Area Expertise Employee Development Employee Engagement Employee Motivation Business/IO Psychology Leadership Organizational Culture Organizational Development Organizational Diversity Ethical & Legal Issues Ethics for Behavior Analysts Publications
Journal Lee, D.J., Yuan, J.C., Zheng, F., Wee. A.G., Caradine-Poinsett, L., Tuminelli, F.J., Sukotjo, C. (2020). Prosthodontic Resident Selection by Postdoctoral Dental Matching Program: A National Survey by Participating Program Director. Journal of Prosthodontics, 29 (5), 374-377.