- medical school: University of the East Ramon Magsaysay, Quezon City, Philippines
- internship: University of the East Ramon Magsaysay, Quezon City, Philippines
- residency: Pediatrics - University of the East Ramon Magsaysay, Quezon City, Philippines
- fellowship: Clinical Genetics – Institute of Human Genetics/University of the Philippines/Philippine General Hospital – Manila, Philippines
- residency: Clinical Genetics - National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
- fellowship: Clinical Biochemical Genetics - National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
- board certification: Clinical Genetics, Clinical Biochemical Genetics
Karl de Dios, MD, Division Chief
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metabolic genetics, genetics of developmental delay, cancer genetics
bio
Karl de Dios, MD, is the genetics chief and lab director at Dayton Children's Hospital. He provides children and adults with diagnostic evaluation, genetic testing and genetic counseling.
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01/30/23
The provider was not friendly, not personable, and not interested in the appointment. I felt as though I was a waste of time. I was extremely uncomfortable because of how much he showed he didn't care. Yes, he was competent, yes, he knew what he was doing, but that's where the positives end. I felt very much like he was just checking things off a list and I wasn't a person at all, just something he had to do that was taking up his time. I was very frustrated when I left because he didn't seem to actually care about me at all. He seemed bored throughout the appointment.
01/26/23
Went a little fast, I have a medical background so I could keep up with most. But covered a lot of information in a short amount of time.
01/20/23
Everyone was helpful and very professional. I appreciate Dr. de Dios explanation as well. Very thankful for you. God bless!
01/13/23
I believe Dr.Dios is very knowledgeable, and I appreciated him explaining diagnostic criteria to me. I did feel a little "rushed", or that maybe my comments/questions were taking too long and he wanted to get through the call a little quicker than the pace I was going at. Overall it was a good experience, and I'm thankful to have some answers-even if it does not change the course of treatment for me.
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