Nicoletta Pallotta, MD, CSW
 Dr. Nicoletta Pallotta is a long-time Brooklyn resident who has been an
active member of the borough’s health care community for over two decades. A
graduate of Brooklyn College, Dr. Pallotta also received her medical degree from
Chieti University in Italy, and a Master of Arts in Social Work from Hunter
College.
Dr. Pallotta is committed to offering women and their families the chance to
understand and impact their own health and well-being, and has founded many
other community-based health programs including the Neighborhood Counseling
Center and Women Against Violence.
Dr. Pallotta has devoted over twenty-five years to creating women and family health centers, crisis intervention programs for abused women, counseling centers and multiple outreach programs. She has received countless community service awards including the New York Post Liberty Medal for Community Service in 2002. As founder of WAV and Director of Brooklyn Women's Services, an affiliate of Maimonides Medical Center, Dr. Pallotta often delivers seminars on a wide variety of programs dedicated to assisting women and their families to achieve wellness and improve the quality of their lives.
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