Scott McNeal, DO ’88, currently serves as vice chairman of the PCOM Board of Trustees; he joined the Board in 2012.
Dr. McNeal is the president and chief executive officer of Delaware Valley Community Health, Inc. (DVCH), which operates nine Federally Qualified Health Centers in the greater Philadelphia area. DVCH has over 350 employees and provides multi-specialty primary care, including physical health, behavioral health, dental, optometry, and podiatric services to over 47,000 patients.
Dr. McNeal is also the senior medical affairs consultant for the Behavioral Wellness Center at Girard, formally North Philadelphia Health Services (NPHS). As the former senior vice president of medical affairs and chief academic officer for NPHS, Dr. McNeal oversaw NPHS' Osteopathic Internship and Family Medicine Residency for more than 20 years. As an educator, mentor and champion of diversity in medicine, Dr. McNeal has guided the careers of hundreds of healthcare professionals.
Dr. McNeal maintains staff privileges at Temple University Hospital and he is a clinical professor at PCOM. He has served on the City of Philadelphia’s Board of Health since 2007. Additionally, Dr. McNeal is the chairman of the Broad Spectrum IPA, treasurer for the Constitution Physician Alliance, treasurer for the Health Federation of Philadelphia, and board member for the Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers.
Dr. McNeal holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Hofstra University and a doctor of osteopathic medicine degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his internship and family medicine residency at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Philadelphia and completed additional training in managing community health centers at Harvard University School of Public Health. He is board certified in family medicine.
Dr. McNeal is married to Annette O’Neil, MD. The couple has two adult children, Nicole and Chris, son-in-law Kris, and grandchildren Kataliya and Kassiella. Dr. McNeal's hobbies include cars, boating, and fishing.
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