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Dr. MICHAIL A. KARANIKAS M.D., M.Sc., Ph.D., FACS

2021-2022 MSc Participation with lectures in the Postgraduate Program "Surgical Digestive Oncology" of
the Medical School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki during the year 2021-22

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2014 - today Participation in three-member and seven-member committee in 5 doctoral dissertations

successfully completed and two more in preparation
2016 - today Supervisor in three masters successfully completed and also supervisor and three member

committee in 5 more in preparation
2019 - Today ATLS course Instructor

2019 - Today Instructor of the Hellenic Surgical Society
2003 – 2005 Instructor of pre-hospital treatment courses for the injured to the staff of National Εmergency

Center 9th branch of Alexandroupolis and at I.E.K. of the same annex.
2011 – 2012 • Instructor of the course Surgical Nursing III within the 3rd Unit of the program of Surgical

Nursing specialty held at the General Hospital of Alexandroupolis
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2014 – 2016 Head of Scientific Program and Instructor at the 1 , 2 3 Emergency Cases School (ECS)
held on, 2014, 2015 and 2016 at the Municipal Theater of Alexandroupolis by the
Alexandroupolis Branch of the Scientific Society of Medical Students of Greece (EEFIE) in

collaboration with the Theatrical Team Students of DUTH

2018 – 2019 Postgraduate course program of the NSS Orthopedic Clinic of PGNA
2022 – Today ATLS course Director Alexandroupolis Section

9. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Working knowledge of MS Office applications (includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Internet, and
Outlook) and their use in conducting audit and research.

Working knowledge of statistical issues in health research (SPSS).

10. LANGUAGES

Greek (native language)

English (very good)

11 POSTGRADUATE QUALIFICATIONS

11A. Emergency Medicine Training - ATLS Instructor - DSTC

• 2002 – 2003: 8th postgraduate program of Εmergency Pre-hospital Medicine of EKAB (National Emergency

Center) in Thessaloniki, lasting 1 year. Graduation after successful oral and written exams (588/ 18 December
2003).

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