Dr. Lindsay Campbell was born on Staten Island, in New York City.  She graduated with honors from Wagner College with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.  After practicing nursing for six years, she attended medical school at UHS/The Chicago Medical School.  Dr. Campbell did her internship and residency at University of Southwestern/Children’s Medical Center of Dallas, and served as co-chief resident from 1994 to 1995.  After one year in Fort Worth at Cook Children’s Hospital, she joined the General Pediatrics Division at Phoenix Children’s Hospital where she was an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona and was in charge of the Medical Student Pediatric Rotation at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.  In 1998, Dr. Campbell was awarded the University of Arizona College of Medicine Outstanding Teacher in Clinical Sciences Award.  Dr. Campbell has published numerous scientific papers including near drowning research in Pediatrics.  She is also author of a chapter in a primary care textbook. 

Dr. Campbell joined Camelback Pediatrics in June, 1999.  She continues to serve on medical committees at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.  She has been recognized in Phoenix Magazine’s “Top Docs.”  Dr. Campbell is married and enjoys spending time golfing and traveling with her husband.