Dodi Meyer is a professor of pediatrics and vice chair of community health in the Department of Pediatrics at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and medical director of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital's Division of Community and Population Health. Dr Meyer's work centers on equity through a community engagement lens. She has expertise in developing and sustaining community-academic partnerships for the purpose of training, service, and research. She oversees several population and community health initiatives that address major challenges to health through the interlinking contexts of biology, family, and community. Over the past several years her focus has been on addressing social determinants of health and on creating a two-generation approach to care for the mother-baby dyad in primary care settings and in the community.

As a member of the Division of Child and Adolescent Health she sees patients and teaches residents and medical students at a community-based, hospital-affiliated practice in Washington Heights.

Dodi is a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires, Medical School and arrived in the US in 1988 to do her training in general pediatrics.

As a member of the Division of Child and Adolescent Health she sees patients and teaches residents and medical students at a community-based, hospital- affiliated practice in Washington Heights.