Appointment of Dr. Dora Anne Mills as VP for clinical affairs covered by media

A number of regional media outlets covered UNE's announcement that Dora Anne Mills, M.D., M.P.H., former long-time director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, had been named vice president for clinical affairs to strengthen UNE’s clinical partnerships and its community and public health mission. The story was picked up by Associated Press and ran in such media as MPBN, Bangor Daily News, WGME TV, the Boston Globe, Portland Press Herald, and the Kennebec Journal.

A pediatrician by training, Mills served as director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention for 15 years under Governors Angus King and John Baldacci. She is widely recognized for her public health accomplishments, including reducing Maine’s rate of tobacco use, teen pregnancy and childhood obesity.

UNE is the leading educator of health care professionals in Maine. With Dr. Mills’ leadership, UNE is prepared to develop clinical education sites that will inform best practices throughout the state.