About
Hello! My name is Nicholas Comninellis. I am an Assistant Clinical Professor of Community & Family Medicine at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and founder of the Institute for International Medicine - INMED. I have served inner city citizens for a year at Shanghai Charity Hospital during the communist era and over a two year period, I initiated a health ministry in the war-besieged city of Huambo, Angola in southern Africa. I have also served one-month medical assignments in Honduras, Haiti, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso, Niger, and Kunming, China. I attended medical school at the University of Missouri - Kansas City, public health school at St. Louis University, and was a family medicine resident at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center/John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas. I also have a diploma in tropical medicine from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. I am board certified in both preventive medicine and family medicine, and am the author of numerous scientific articles, and six books on contemporary issues that can be found at www.creativeenergy.org.
I am blessed with having three kids, and some of the greatest moments of my life have been spent with them. I also enjoy playing guitar, flying airplanes, and volunteering at my church and a local college ministry.
I currently serve as INMED’s President and Founder. I appreciate you coming to INMED’s blog. Feel free to surf around and read about some of the amazing experiences that INMED students have had. Thanks for stopping by!
