BERLIN, Vt., - Todd Daloz, a veteran public servant with years of experience in public health, safety and state leadership has joined the Board of Trustees for University of Vermont Health – Central Vermont Medical Center.

“We are thrilled to welcome Todd to the Board of Trustees,” said Board Chair Erica Hare. “His depth of experience in health policy, paired with his proven leadership in statewide collaborative governance, brings tremendous strength to our organization. Todd’s insight and commitment will be instrumental as Central Vermont Medical Center navigates a rapidly evolving health care landscape and continues to advance our mission of delivering outstanding, community-centered care across Central Vermont.”

Daloz, who joined the board earlier this month, brings deep experience in Vermont’s legal, health and human services systems, as well as strong ties to communities across Central Vermont. He has served as a board member for Montpelier Alive, the Vermont Humanities Council, and the Vermont Board of Bar Examiners.

“I am honored to join the CVMC Board of Trustees,” said Daloz. “As a Middlesex resident, I care deeply about the well-being of Central Vermont and the vitality of communities that make this region so special. I’m committed to bringing my experience in public policy and statewide collaboration to support CVMC and UVM Health as we continue working hand-in-hand with the state of Vermont to transform our health care system. It’s a privilege to contribute to this important work and advance our mission of delivering high-quality, accessible care for every person who calls Central Vermont home.”

Daloz currently serves as Assistant Attorney General and Director of Policy and Legislative Affairs in the Vermont Attorney General’s Office. From 2022 to 2024 he served as Deputy Secretary of the Vermont Agency of Human Services (AHS), where he played critical roles in statewide responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, the July 2023 flooding recovery and initiatives supporting policy safety, community resilience and housing stability. Daloz previously served as general counsel for AHS, and from 2011 to 2016 as an Assistant Attorney General.

University of Vermont Health – Central Vermont Medical Center
130 Fisher Road
Berlin, VT 05602

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About Central Vermont Medical Center

University of Vermont Health – Central Vermont Medical Center is a patient-focused health care provider serving more than 66,000 residents in central Vermont. Through a 122-bed community hospital and the 153-bed Woodridge Rehabilitation and Nursing facility, as well as 25 outpatient clinics throughout the region. We deliver a full spectrum of inpatient, outpatient and long-term care services. As part of a rural academic health system, Central Vermont Medical Center combines the best of community-based care with medical innovation and research — bringing them as close to home as possible. Together, we’re addressing the social drivers of health that affect access and affordability. Through our innovative workforce development programs, housing, childcare and transportation partnerships, advancing economic stability, Central Vermont Medical Center is helping build a healthier, more equitable future for all Vermonters. 

About University of Vermont Health

University of Vermont Health is a rural academic health system with more than 100 years of service to small towns and cities across Vermont and northern New York. We are deeply committed to reimagining rural health in ways that will benefit our communities for generations to come and keep exceptional care close to home. Our system includes an academic medical center, two community hospitals, three critical access hospitals, a children’s hospital, a cancer center, a multispecialty medical group, 154 outpatient sites and care beyond the hospital through home health, hospice care, four skilled nursing facilities and other support services. Our care is informed by an essential partnership with University of Vermont’s The Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine and College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Together, as a health system serving a rural area, we are tackling health care’s biggest challenges — supporting the communities we serve and investing in our employees by addressing housing affordability, quality childcare and professional development needs. To learn more, visit us at www.uvmhealth.org.