Viktoriya Ovsepyan, MD

Viktoriya (Vika) Ovsepyan, MD (she/her), is committed to breaking down barriers to healthcare and advocating for social justice. She is from Cedarburg, WI and she earned her undergraduate degree in Gender and Women’s Studies, with a minor in Global Health, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. While in college, Vika worked at the UW Women’s and Sexual Health Clinic, which sparked her interest in women’s health and taught her the importance of providing reproductive health services and empowering young adults to lead healthy lives. She completed a community health internship with a domestic violence women’s shelter in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. From this, she experienced the importance of providing trauma-informed care. Vika earned her medical degree from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health. She participated in the TRaining in Urban Medicine and Public Health (TRIUMPH) program in Milwaukee. This experience prepared Vika to serve medically under-resourced populations and promote health equity through advocacy and community engagement. As part of the TRIUMPH focus on public health, she partnered with the Milwaukee Health Department to increase access to sexual health services for uninsured patients. Outside of medicine, Vika enjoys spending time with family and friends, being in the great outdoors, and traveling.