Cornell Scott - Hill Health Center
Vicki Kritsovas MD is a highly experienced pediatrician and medical director, currently serving as the Medical Director at Cornell Scott - Hill Health Center since November 2023. Previously, Vicki held the position of Medical Director at Children's Aid from October 2021 to November 2023 and worked as a Pediatrician at The Center for Advanced Pediatrics from February 2021 to November 2021. Vicki's extensive background includes roles such as Medical Director of Regional Strategy & Partnerships at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital and Chief Medical Officer at Methodist Children's Hospital & Women’s Services. Vicki also served as Chairman of Pediatrics and Medical Director of the Pediatric Hospitalist Program at Norwalk Hospital for nearly a decade. Vicki's medical training includes a pediatric residency and a critical care medicine fellowship at Children's Hospital at Montefiore. Vicki earned a Doctor of Medicine degree from NYU Grossman School of Medicine and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from New York University.
Cornell Scott - Hill Health Center
In 1968, members of the New Haven community, including Mr. Cornell Scott, partnered with the Yale School of Medicine to establish Connecticut’s first Federally Qualified Community Health Center—Hill Health Center. In the decades since welcoming our first patient, the Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, as we are now known, has been providing comprehensive, compassionate care to communities throughout Greater New Haven. Along the way, we have opened new care sites and expanded our services in order to meet the needs of the people we serve. Today, the Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center is proud to stand as a national leader in community healthcare, offering state-of-the-art, integrated care at twenty care sites throughout New Haven County. We serve over 36,000 patients each year and work hard every day to continue the important work that Mr. Scott started, keeping close at mind his advocacy for community healthcare and his passion to meet the healthcare needs of the underserved.