Kriton Chatzikonstantinou is a Physiotherapist and Bioethicist. He holds a Master’s degree in Bioethics from the Medical School of the Democritus University of Thrace and a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Thessaly, School of Health Sciences. He is also certified as a Trainer of Trainers and serves as Director of Certified Programs under the European Resuscitation Council. His academic and research contributions include the authorship of Bachelor’s thesis on the role of physiotherapy in improving fine motor skills in children with cerebral palsy, and a Master’s thesis titled “On Dislocations and Joints: Medical Ethics and the Contribution of Hippocratic Medicine to Patient Care and Rehabilitation.” He has participated extensively in conferences, seminars, and scientific workshops both as an attendee and as a speaker. Notably, he presented at RESUS 24, the 2024 European Conference of the European Resuscitation Council in Athens, with the topic “Motivation for Basic Life Support Training: Providers and Instructors Perspectives.” He has also presented at the 11th International Scientific Conference of the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences with the presentation “Training in Basic Life Support: How Personal Responsibility Transforms into Collective Action.” Professionally, he has worked as a physiotherapist at the General Hospital of Xanthi, in private physiotherapy clinics, and he owns his Physiotherapy Lab