Linda Tirabassi-Mathis

Leadership Profile

Linda Tirabassi-Mathis holds credentials as PhD, RN, CPNP-PC (Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care), and CNS (Clinical Nurse Specialist). With more than four decades in pediatric healthcare, she has devoted her career to serving children and families managing complex medical conditions, particularly cystic fibrosis (CF).

In her Clinical Nurse Specialist role, she provided hands-on care coordination for patients in both pediatric and adult acute care settings, serving as an advocate for improving patient and family experience throughout their healthcare journey. She serves as Program Director for Healthcare Transition From Pediatric to Adult Care at Miller Children's and Women's Hospital, where she specializes in helping young patients transition to adult care systems, a critical area in CF management.

Her connection to Claire's Place Foundation is deeply personal. During her distinguished nursing career, she cared for CF Foundation Founder Claire Wineland through many of her hospitalizations. This longstanding relationship with the Wineland family and direct experience with CF patients positions her uniquely within the organization.

What Tirabassi-Mathis brings to Claire's Place Foundation

Tirabassi-Mathis brings unparalleled clinical expertise and lived understanding of CF care challenges. Her background designing and implementing healthcare transition programs directly addresses a critical gap for adolescents aging into adult CF care systems. Her decades-long relationships within the CF clinical community and her personal connection to the foundation's legacy position her to shape strategy that bridges clinical best practices with family-centered advocacy.

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