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Mary Beth Miotto

Mary Beth Miotto, MD, is a pediatrician in Northborough, MA. A leader in the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, she has developed Complex ADHD and Autism Clinics at FQHCs to better support her patients with barriers to access. With REACH, she hopes to continue supporting fellow providers on overcoming cultural and language barriers in underserved families and advocating for reimbursement policies that expand pediatric access.

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