Victoria Lewis

Victoria Lewis serves as a Clinical Fellow at Yale School of Medicine's Child Study Center, where she integrates clinical practice with research focused on pediatric mental health. She completed her MD at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA (2021) and holds dual master's degrees in Social Work and Public Policy from UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs (2020).

Her research interests span:

• Child and adolescent psychology
• Addiction treatment and prevention
• Social determinants of mental health
• Public policy interventions for vulnerable youth

In January 2024, Dr. Lewis received the National Institute on Drug Abuse Mentor-Facilitated Training Award, recognizing her innovative work at the intersection of clinical practice and addiction research. She has been honored at the Department of Psychiatry Annual Commencement Ceremonies in both 2023 and 2025, reflecting her significant contributions to the field.

Her clinical fellowship at Yale's Child Study Center positions her within one of the nation's leading institutions for developmental neuroscience and child psychiatric research, where she likely contributes to both patient care and translational research initiatives.