Vineeta Maddali, MD

Vineeta Maddali, MD
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About Vineeta Maddali, MD
Children bring a joy and resilience to the world that makes pediatrics deeply meaningful, and I am continually inspired by the families who care for them. Through the continuity of primary care, I treasure growing and learning alongside my patients, seeing the ease that anticipatory guidance brings to families, and serving as a liaison for families of children with complex medical needs.
As a South Asian American, I have seen firsthand how language and cultural barriers can stand between families and the care their children need. I strive to bridge that gap by meeting each family where they are, breaking down medical information into terms they can understand, and empowering parents and children alike to advocate for their health.
I am excited to practice at Weill Cornell Medicine, an institution that emphasizes evidence-based preventive care, and to partner with families in keeping their children healthy as they grow.
Dr. Vineeta Maddali is a pediatrician committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based preventive care that supports children and their families from the newborn period through adolescence. She graduated magna cum laude from Boston University, where she studied human physiology, before earning her medical degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
During medical school, she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, received the Academic Excellence in Pediatrics Award, and graduated with a Distinction in Community Service, highlighting her dedication to both patient care and community health.
Dr. Maddali completed her pediatric residency at Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital in New York City. Her clinical interests include preventive care, child development, newborn medicine, health equity, and medical education.
She is a South Asian American originally from New Jersey and speaks English and Telugu.
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