Par groupe parlementaire

Marios Georgiou Salmas

Député EΤOLIEACARNANIE

Information personnelles

Date et Lieu de naissance:

Born in Amfilochia, Aitolo-Akarnania, on 24-02-1968.

État civil:

Single.

Profession:

Orthopaedic Surgeon, Injury Specialist.

Études:

Medicine, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; doctorate in medicine, University of Patras; clinicals and training in hospitals in Sweden, Portugal, Switzerland and Athens.

Langues:

English.

Activités parlementaires

Elected MP (ND) for Aitolo-Akarnania in the general election 2000, 2004, 2007 and 2009.
Member of the Standing Committees on Educational Affairs.

Activités politiques/sociales

Joined Politiki Anoixi (“Political Spring”) in 1993. Served his military service in the Alexandroupoli Military Hospital (1991-1992) and his rural service in Kefalovrysso, Ioannina (1993-1994). He worked for IKA, the Social Security Institution (1998-1999) and in the Orthopaedic Clinic of the University of Patras. Appointed lecturer in Medicine at the University of Athens in 1999. Doctor for several sports associations: the national weight-lifting team; Esperos Kallithea, a first-division basketball team; Ethnikos Asteras, a first- division football team; and Asteras Nafpaktos, a third-division football team. Worked for the AEK football team (1998-1999). Chairman of the 15-member council of the Amfilochia Lyceum, 1985. Chairman of the International Relations and Medical Student Exchange Committee at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 1988. Chairman of the Student Blood Donors’ Group at the 1st and 2nd Panhellenic Conferences of Medical Students in 1989; on the Panhellenic Scientific Association of Medical Students and Young Medical Practitioners in 1990; and represented the Group on the Federation of Primary Healthcare Practitioners in 1993. Participant in the “Application of expert mediators in medical education” research programme. Presented papers at 45 Greek and foreign medical congresses, and has published 8 research papers in Greek and foreign specialist journalists. Received 1st prize at the Panhellenic Orthopaedic Party Conference in Rhodes, 1985, an award of the 3rd Panhellenic Scientific Party Conference of Medical Students in 1993; and an honourary degree from the Organ Donors’ Union. Member of many medical societies and one of the founders of the Alexandroupoli Medical Research Institute in 1988. Alternate member responsible for the Olympic Games section and ND party officer responsible for monitoring the work of the Athletic Federation and the National First Aid Centre (EKAB).

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