History

In the early 1970’s, the vision of establishing a hospital, that would serve as a role model for Greece, by providing high quality medical services, responding both to the present needs, as well as to advancements and future requirements, led a team of 30 doctors, obstetricians-gynaecologists, to the decision to establish MITERA.

MITERA Founding Team

  • 1 Vasileios Aggelis
  • 2 Emanuel Athousakis
  • 3 Dimirios Armenakis
  • 4 Phaedon Vasileiadis
  • 5 Aggelos Vlahos
  • 6 Georgios Vrakas
  • 7 Mathaios Dagklis
  • 8 Evaggelos Deligiannis
  • 9 Eleftherios Eleftheriou
  • 10 Nikolaos Kapetanakis
  • 11 Ioannis Karadanis
  • 12 Spiridon Karatzis
  • 13 Dimitrios Kellaris
  • 14 Theofilos Kiakidis
  • 15 Konstantinos Koliopoulos
  • 16 Antonios Komninos
  • 17 Georgios Makatsoris
  • 18 Thomas Economou
  • 19 Dimitrios Papagiannis
  • 20 Dimitrios Papanikolaou
  • 21 Antonios Polimenakos
  • 22 Nikolaos Rizakos
  • 23 Anastasios Roussos
  • 24 Periklis Lekoudis
  • 25 Dimitrios Spiropoulos
  • 26 Andreas Stathopoulos
  • 27 Theodoros Staikos
  • 28 Konstantinos Stavrouω
  • 29 Vasileios Sotirakopoulos
  • 30 Dimitrios Tzavellas

“MITERA Obstetrics and Surgery Centre S.A” started its operation on the 29th of April 1979 as a 300-bed facility equipped also with operating rooms, Laboratories as well as reception and waiting areas.

Respect to life and human beings, responsibility and integrity, were the key principles set by the founding team for the operation of MITERA. These principles are still MITERA’s long term pursuing goals that govern its development.