Dimitrios Skliros INTERNIST

• A.B.I.M (American Board of Internal Medicine).
• Board Certified in Internal Medicine as of September 1997.
• Licensed to practice Medicine in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as of September 13, 1994 (License:MD-054233-L, DEA BS 4202052)
• Licensed to practice Medicine in the state of Florida as of August 24, 1994 (License:ME0066999)
• American Medical Association
• American College of Physicians

• 6/1980-9/1981 Aretaieion University Hospital Athens, Greece. Resident in the Radiology program.
• 6/1986-2/1987 Sotiria General Hospital, Athens, Greece. Resident in the Internal Medicine program.
• 2/1987-2/1988 Papadimitriou Hospital, Athens, Greece. Resident in the Internal Medicine program. (Interrupted in order to commence training in the USA).
• 2/1991-6/1994 Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaResident in the three-year Internal Medicine program.
• 7/1994-6/1995 Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chief Resident in the Internal Medicine program.
• 7/1995-6/1996 Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaDirector of Ambulatory Care.
• 7/1996-6/1997 Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cardiology Fellow
• 6/1982-6/1986 Agrarian Clinic of Psari Psari, Messinia, Greece.
• 3/1988-6/1990 Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida.Rotating Externship in the Internal Medicine, program.
• 7/1/1997-10/1/2006 Chief Medical Officer Prison Health Services Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 2004-2009 Hospitalist-House Officer Northeastern Hospital-Temple University Health System
• From 2/2009-present Doctor in the Check-Up department at Hygeia Hospital

Education Experience:

• Clinical and Research Interest Fluro-hydrocortisone challenge for the determination of aldosterone sensitive resistant hyperkalemia. Car diovascular diseases

Teaching Positions:

• 1994-1995 Medical staff attending in Internal Medicine, Episcopal Hospital-Temple University Health System

• Skliros DS. Prior JP: Fluro-hydrocortisone challenge for the determination of aldosterone sensitive/resistant hyperkalemia. Research Day, May 1993. (Abstract).
• Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.