The Medical Staff

"My approach in my profession and life in general is: “What is hateful unto you, do not do to your friend”, so I try to give patients the same treatment that I would want to receive, if I were in their place"

"At the clinic I act as I do in life and speak with patients with eye level contact. It is important for me that the work environment will be friendly and relaxed, and include humor from time to time. I believe that humor relieves tension and it makes it easier in the decision making process and choosing between significant choices"

"I believe that as a physician it is important to be alert to dangerous situations, minimize them and, if possible, avoid them altogether. As soon as a patient arrives for a surgery, it is important for me to be committed to him throughout the entire process"

"Continuous communication with the patient is an integral part of his care. In some cases, the explanation about the disease and treatment options is a major component of the sense of security we provide to patients. I believe in creating trust between the doctor and the patient right from the beginning..."

"My motto at work: It is important to know how to diagnose, warn, prescribe the appropriate medication and perform surgery properly. It is no less important to know how to soothe, dispel fears, inspire confidence, and ‘be there’ for the patient"

"…Say little and do much. And receive every man with a pleasant countenance (Ethics of Fathers, Chapter 1:15)"

"I have always considered my profession an art: with its foundation being a high level of medical knowledge and professionalism to which the boundaries are stretched through innovation coupled with the tradition of constant giving. This is my personal source of satisfaction that fuels my constant striving for achievement ..."

"The advantage of ultrasound examination is that alongside advanced technology I have direct contact with the patient himself. The patient usually comes to me and the examinations are transferred to his personal physician. A.R.M enables me to consult the surgeon to figure out how my test would best serve the patient"

"I have always loved art, and I have been sculpting since the age of 12. The era of three-dimensional printers allows to combine medicine and art, and print missing parts of facial bones and re-sculpt them. For me, it is a tremendous feeling of satisfaction"

"To provide the optimal treatment to patients, the healthcare professional must be fully engaged with the patient, actively listen and feel their pain. (Treatment of a good physician is empowered when the physician connects with the patient, expresses empathy and can share a sympathetic smile"

"I find self-fulfillment in my profession. A physician-patient encounter must bring together knowledge, skills, listening and direct communication. There is no one law or one surgery for everyone. I am a great believer in personalized medicine and surgery"