New Haven — Victor Morris, MD, medical director of
the hospitalist service and associate chief of staff, has been promoted
to the position of administrative director, physician and patient access
services.
In his new role, Dr. Morris is responsible for improving patient
access and bed assignment, as well as directing the implementation of
patient transfers. Dr. Morris also serves as chair of the safe patient
flow executive committee.
Dr. Morris, who earned BS at Stanford University and MD at the
University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, began his YNHH
career as a resident in internal medicine in 1990 and served as chief
medical resident. In 1994, he became the first assistant chief of staff.
He has provided oversight to the internal medicine consult service, is
responsible for oversight of all bed resources, has been medical
director of clinical effectiveness since 2000, and has been the director
of the hospitalist service since 2003. He has won numerous teaching
awards, including the Teacher of the Year, awarded by the internal
medicine house staff.
He and his wife, Jensa Morris, MD, a hospitalist at Yale New Haven
Hospital, have three children and live in Guilford.
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