Gregory Skladzien

Gregory Skladzien, MD is an Assistant Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science with dual appointments in the College of Health Professions (Physician Assistant Department) and Chicago Medical School (Department of Foundational Sciences and Humanities, Cell Biology and Anatomy), holding these positions since 2004 and 2003 respectively.

Dr. Skladzien's educational background includes:

• BA summa cum laude from North Central College (1974)
• MD cum laude from Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine (1976)
• Residency in General Surgery at Loyola University Affiliated Hospitals (1976-1981)

His research focuses on General Surgery with specialization in abdominal wall procedures, hernia management, and surgical oncology. His work bridges clinical practice with foundational sciences through dual departmental appointments in anatomy and cell biology, emphasizing case-based surgical education and age-related surgical challenges.

His publication history from 1982-2006 features clinically significant case reports on rare surgical conditions including typhoid-related appendicitis and cutaneous sarcomas, alongside encyclopedia contributions on hernias in aging populations. These works demonstrate consistent expertise in complex general surgery with emphasis on public health implications.

Professional recognition includes:

• Fellow, American College of Surgeons (1983-2000)

No graduate student advising or research grants are documented in available records.

Clinical practice history shows transition from active surgical service to emeritus status at Resurrection Medical Center since 2003.