John H. Miller, MD, Adult Primary Care Internal Medicine Physician

Andrea Green, MD is a pediatrician at the University of Vermont Medical Center and an associate professor at The Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine. Her areas of expertise include pediatric refugee and immigrant health. She runs the immigrant clinic at the University of Vermont Medical Center, which serves as the medical home for refugee and immigrant children from time of arrival in Vermont until age 21. She did her undergraduate work in Biological Sciences at Cornell University, attended the McGill University School of Medicine, and completed her residency in Pediatrics at the University of Colorado/Denver Children’s Hospital. Originally from Canada, she currently lives in Charlotte with her husband, a urologist, and her three children, one dog and one chicken. She loves to travel and her work allows her to travel without leaving home.

The University of Vermont Medical Center’s 1 South Prospect Street location in downtown Burlington offers convenient access to a wide range of services and departments, including adult primary care, breast imaging, neurology, nephrology, pediatric primary care, psychiatric services, the Sleep Program, transplant surgery, the Vermont Center on Children, Youth and Families, and more. This location is also home to a UVM Medical Center pharmacy and lab services.

The Vermont Center for Children, Youth and Families (VCCYF) is part of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the UVM Medical Center in Burlington, VT. The Pediatric Psychiatry clinic at VCCYF offers child and adolescent psychiatric assessment and outpatient treatment using a family-based approach, provided by clinical psychologists, faculty child psychologists, licensed therapists, clinical social workers, psychiatry residents and fellows, nurse practitioners, and family wellness coaches.