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CURRICULUM VITAE Michael B. Canales, D.P.M. F.A.C.F.A.S. PERSONAL DATA HOME ADDRESS/PHONE 211 Walden Ridge Drive Hinckley, Ohio 44233 (216) 287-5526 E-mail address: [email protected] BUSINESS ADDRESS/PHONE St. Vincent Spine & Orthopedic Institute St. Vincent Medical Group 6701 Rockside Road, Suite 100 Independence, OH 44131 Phone: (216) 328-0418 Fax: (216) 328-0847 BIRTHDATE July 22nd, 1977 Rochester, New York MARITAL STATUS Married (Dominique Moceanu) CHILDREN Carmen Noel Canales December 25, 2007 Vincent Michael Canales March 13, 2009 EDUCATION May 28, 2004 – D.P.M. Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine 10515 Carnegie Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106 June 5th, 1999 – B.S. Molecular Genetics College of Arts and Sciences The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2015 to Present Director of Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Residency Training Program St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Cleveland, OH 2014 to Present Division Chief of Podiatry St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Cleveland, OH 2014 to Present Medical Executive Committee St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Cleveland, OH September 2011 to Present ABPS Board Certified Foot & Ankle Surgery August, 2007 to Present Private Practice St. Vincent Charity Hospital Spine and Orthopedic Institute Cleveland, Ohio September, 2007 to 2015 Clinical Professor of Surgery Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine/Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine Cleveland, Ohio PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2014 to 2016 Medical Executive Committee St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Cleveland, Ohio AWARDS AND HONORS 2017 Young Physician Professional Achievement Award Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine 2017 Teacher of the Year St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Podiatric Surgery Residency Training Program 2014 Doctor of the Year St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Cleveland, Ohio 2014 Teacher of the Year St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Podiatric Surgery Residency Training Program 2013 Teacher of the Year St. Vincent Charity Medical Center Podiatric Surgery Residency Training Program 1996 NCAA Division I National Gymnastics Team Champions 1996 and 1997 Big Ten Conference Gymnastics Team Champions 1995-1997 United States Gymnastics National Team Member 1995-1999 Athletic Scholarship to The Ohio State University .

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