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Dr. Olga Yeliosof is a Pediatric Endocrinologist at Staten Island University Hospital, Board Certified Pediatrician, and Assistant Professor at Hofstra Northwell Health. She received her Medical Degree from St. George s University School of Medicine Grenada, completed her Pediatric Residency at Goryeb Children s Hospital Atlantic Health System, and Fellowship at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and State University of New York Health Science Center. Dr. Yeliosof's career path to Pediatric Endocrinology started in college when she volunteered as a Camp Counselor at the American Diabetes Association Type 1 Diabetes Camp where she was inspired by the hopefulness and resilience of her young campers. She returned to the camp as a Pediatric Resident and later as a Pediatric Endocrinology Fellow. Dr. Yeliosof has experience in all areas of Pediatric Endocrinology, which include, growth, puberty, diabetes, adrenal, pituitary and bone disorders. During her training she published and presented her scientific work at various meetings including American Thyroid Society and Pediatric Endocrine Society. Her fellowship research project conducted in partnership with the National Institute of Health entailed looking for novel genetic causes of hypopituitarism. Dr. Yeliosof s past research and clinical experience as well as sensitive approach to managing her patients care, ensures that each patient receives personalized care guided by most recent scientific evidence

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Dr. Dolly Sharma is Board Certified Pediatrician in the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Staten Island University Hospital. Prior to joining the pediatric department at SIUH, Dr. Sharma practiced at the Children s Hospital of Buffalo and the Children s Healthcare of Atlanta, where she gained extensive experience in managing a variety of inpatient and outpatient infections in children aged birth through 21 years of age. Dr. Sharma received her subspecialty clinical training in pediatric infectious diseases at Emory University in Atlanta, where she also collaborated as co-investigator on several research studies with colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Her specific research expertise and interest has focused on the epidemiology and management of pneumococcal invasive disease in children. Dr. Sharma has served as the primary inpatient pediatric infectious disease provider at SIUH since 2014 and has treated a wide variety of infections including meningitis, Lyme disease, skin infections, diarrheal illnesses, complicated pneumonia, and bone and joint infections; in addition to managing the care of complex intensive care and immunocompromised patients. Dr. Sharma also currently evaluates children in the outpatient setting where she provides follow up care of patients she has treated in hospital, and also welcomes infectious disease referrals from private pediatricians and other providers of the Staten Island community. Infections treated in the outpatient setting include, but are not limited to, recurrent skin and soft tissue staph infections, perinatal HIV/Hepatitis B and C exposures, tick borne illnesses, periodic fever syndromes and traveler associated infections. Dr. Sharma strives to provide the most detailed and focused assessment and management for our pediatric patients in the Staten Island community.