Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D. Associates

Solo-practitioner who stated specialty professional activity in 1981; Board-Certified in Internal Medicine ('77), & Medical Oncology ('79), and Independent Medical Examiners ('09).

Fellow at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (1979) and Hahnemann University (1979); output included an equal number (20,each) of academic papers and socio-economic pieces, plus hundreds of lecture-presentations (to peer/lay/media audiences) pertaining primarily to contemporary medical oncology and public health.

Exposed to myriad practice-styles and patient-environments; served on (12) medical staffs (presently on one) in community (suburban) and academic (urban) settings, plus in clinic and as locum tenens.

Analyzed cases from internal medicine and specialty perspectives for plaintiffs/defendants and for managed-care insures; composed Expert Reports that have identified core issues subject to litigation and included key references related to medical decision-making.

President of John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Medical Staff and Delegate to national/state/local Organized Medical Staff Section of the AMA; mainstreamed Continuing Quality Improvement concepts through multiple entities (primary hospitals) in varied fashions.

Quarter-century track-record tackling tobacco-related issues (smoking cessation and public policy), including Secretary of the Coalition for a Tobacco-Free Pennsylvania and authorship of Congressional Legislation (HR 4245) in 1996; recipient of American Cancer Society Volunteer Recognition Awards (in New York City and Philadelphia).