Nikolaos G. Almyroudis is a clinical Associate Professor. His clinical duties include inpatient and outpatient consultations at RPCI and on-call duties at Buffalo General Medical Center. In addition to providing clinical care, I teach medical students, residents and fellows in daily rounds and through formal didactic lectures. My long-term goal is to define strategies to prevent transmission, determine virulence and decrease the mortality associated with these infections. Finally, I participate as a site principal investigator in several multicenter clinical trials. Education: Fellowship, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Stem Cell Transplants (2003), Fellowship, Infectious Diseases, University of South Florida (2002), Residency, Medicine, University of Pittsburgh-McKeesport (2000), Residency, Saint Savvas Oncology Hospital (1997), MD, National University of Athens (1992). Employment: Associate Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York and he has nearly 30 publications and got many awards and honors as Fellow of Infectious Diseases Society of America, (2010), Fellow of American College of Physicians, (2008).

Infectious Disease; Internal Medicine, Epidemiology of vancomycin resistant Enterococcus infections in patients with malignancies.