Jikerkhoun Simou, MD
Jikerkhoun Simou, MD
Specialty
Years of Experience
28
Gender
Male
Jikerkhoun Simou, MD
Jikerkhoun Simou, MD
Critical Care Medicine,
Internal Medicine,
Infectious Disease
Locations
Inova Fairfax Hospital
3300 Gallows Rd
Department of Medicine
Falls Church, VA 22042-3307
Phone
Fax
571-665-6492
About Jikerkhoun Simou, MD
Medical School
University of Aleppo
Internships
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Training Specialty: Internal Medicine
7/17/2002 - 7/16/2003
Training Specialty: Internal Medicine
7/17/2002 - 7/16/2003
Residencies
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Training Specialty: Internal Medicine
7/16/2002 - 7/15/2005
Training Specialty: Internal Medicine
7/16/2002 - 7/15/2005
Fellowships
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Training Specialty: Infectious Disease
7/1/2005 - 6/01/2007
Training Specialty: Infectious Disease
7/1/2005 - 6/01/2007
East Carolina University Medical Center
Training Specialty: Critical Care
11/16/2012 - 11/15/2013
Training Specialty: Critical Care
11/16/2012 - 11/15/2013
Hospital Affiliations
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