Here are four insights:
1. Dr. Kalkanis serves as neurosurgery chairman at Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System. He is also the medical director of the Henry Ford Cancer Institute in Brownstown, Mich.
2. Board-certified in neurosurgery, he has a reputation as a leader in brain and spinal cord tumors.
3. Dr. Kalkanis is also the Congress of Neurological Surgeons’ president-elect.
4. After earning his medical degree from Boston-based Harvard Medical School, Dr. Kalkanis completed his residency at Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital.
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