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Dr. Michelle Melicosta | Kennedy Krieger Institute

Daily Record Staff//May 30, 2023

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Dr. Michelle Melicosta | Kennedy Krieger Institute

Dr. Michelle Melicosta | Kennedy Krieger Institute

By Daily Record Staff

//May 30, 2023

Kennedy Krieger Institute has appointed Dr. Michelle Melicosta, MD, MPH, FAAP as the new associate chief medical officer and vice president of quality, patient safety and professional affairs. She will assume these roles in August.

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