Dr. Sirio completed his undergraduate and medical school training at Columbia University and Rutgers Medical School and completed postgraduate medical training at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Pennsylvania State University, the National Institutes of Health and George Washington University.
As Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Sirio provides clinical oversight and direction to all aspects of the provision of medical care within the hospital. This includes direct supervision to the Medical Staff (Outpatient, Inpatient and Emergency Department), Podiatry, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory, Radiology and Dietary Departments.
Dr. Sirio co-founded the Pittsburgh Regional Healthcare Initiative, a nationally recognized collaboration that improved care throughout the region for which he was the recipient of several large grants from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to create meaningful improvement in the care of patients. In addition, he worked with the National Quality Forum (NQF), the National Institute of Medicine and the U.S. Pharmacopoeia, among others, to improve patient care quality and safety.
Dr. Sirio spent 17 years at UPMC in Pittsburgh, where he rose to full professor. From there he became chief operating and clinical officer, and senior associate dean for clinical affairs at the University of Toledo (UT), where his innovative approaches to health systems improvements earned them numerous awards for excellence. Prior to these roles he was UT Vice President for Medical Affairs/Chief Medical Officer and Chief Medical Information Officer.
Dr. Sirio served on the AMA Council on Medical Education, chairing the Initiative to Transform Medical Education where he led efforts to fundamentally transform the way doctors are educated and maintain their certification. Additionally, served on the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, where he was a compelling voice for new standards related to building greater diversity in medicine, and to understanding the impact of the learning environments of medical students. As an AMA Trustees he served on the executive, finance, membership and business strategies committees. He recently completed service as board member of TJC (Joint Commission) where he oversaw significant transformations in the governance and operations of the organization.