I always view doctor-patient (parent) encounters as a "meeting." During teamwork, everyone is focused on ensuring the best possible outcome for young patients, whether they are suffering from appendicitis, an inguinal hernia, or even cancer. Other specialists often join the team: pediatricians, radiologists, anesthesiologists, physical therapists, dietitians, etc.
A special team works in the operating room: anesthesiologists, assistants, surgical nurses, surgical assistants, and surgeons. Everyone knows their own job, but they also pay close attention to the others, because only through teamwork can we help the children entrusted to us.
Education
pediatric surgery specialist exam(2017)
Semmelweis University Faculty of Medicine(2010)
Job experience
I began my training in pediatric surgery at the Heim Pál Children's Hospital, where, in addition to general pediatric surgery, I focused primarily on pediatric traumatology.
I completed my residency at the Department of Surgery at Semmelweis University’s No. 2 Children’s Clinic (now the Children’s Clinic, Tűzoltó Street campus), where I have been working ever since. Here, in line with my specialty, I have focused on pediatric oncology surgery and endocrine surgery; in addition, I naturally also practice general pediatric surgery and participate in surgical on-call shifts.
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