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Krcmery, Vladimir Cyrillus was born on July 13, 1960 in Bratislava, Slovakia. Son of Vladimir Methodius Krcmery, Helene Anne Kettner.
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Vladimir Cyrillus Krcmery
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Vladimir Cyrillus Krcmery, Slovak medical educator. Certified in medicine, pharmacology, oncology, infectious diseases. Recipient Young Investigators award, ESBRIC, Montueaux, Switzerland, 1989, Intellectual Property Multimedia Subsystem award, Immunocompressed Math Society. Fellow: American College of Physicians, Infectious Disease Society, Royal College Physicians of Edinburgh, Royal Society Health London.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Bratislava Cornelius University, Slovakia, 1985. Doctor of Science, Bratislava Cornelius University, 1993. Doctor of Philosophy, Bratislava Cornelius University, 1993.
Career
Assistant for research Medical School, Bratislava, 1985—1989. Assistant professor Postgraduate Medical School, 1989—1992, director, 1992. Associate professor School Medicine, Cornelius University, 1992.
Full professor School Medicine, University Kosice, 1996. Affiliated professor School Medicine, University Brno, Czech Republic, 1997. Dean School Health, University Trnava, Bratislava, since 1994.
Vice president University Trnava, since 1999. Lieutenant Military Medical Corps of Slovakia, 1985-1986.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American College of Physicians, Infectious Disease Society, Royal College Physicians of Edinburgh, Royal Society Health London.
Connections
Married Theresia Maria Von Brezanyi. Children: Michael, Monica, Lucia, Dominica.
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Nationality
Slovak -
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1985
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1993
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1993
Career
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1985 - 1989
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1992
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1994
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1996
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1997
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1999
Awards
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Recipient Young Investigators award, ESBRIC, Montueaux, Switzerland, 1989, Intellectual Property Multimedia Subsystem award, Immunocompressed Math Society.Recipient Young Investigators award, ESBRIC, Montueaux, Switzerland, 1989, Intellectual Property Multimedia Subsystem award, Immunocompressed Math Society.