Professional Experience
Dr. Stolovich has a distinguished career marked by leadership and extensive hands-on experience in pediatric eye care.
- Current position: Head of the Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Department at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov)
- Previous roles: Held positions in several clinical and academic institutions, contributing to pediatric ophthalmology advancements
- Surgeries performed: Thousands of successful pediatric eye surgeries, including complex strabismus corrections and cataract surgeries
- Leadership: Mentor and trainer for young ophthalmologists, and key participant in academic programs
Academic Contributions
Dr. Stolovich is active in teaching and research, promoting knowledge sharing in pediatric ophthalmology.
- Educates residents and fellows in ophthalmology at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center
- Delivers lectures and workshops on pediatric eye disorders and treatment techniques
- Develops training courses and participates in conferences to advance the field
- Conducts research focusing on improving pediatric ophthalmic surgical outcomes
Areas of Expertise
Dr. Stolovich treats a variety of pediatric eye conditions with a patient-focused approach.
- Strabismus (crossed eyes): Diagnosis and surgical correction to improve eye alignment and binocular vision
- Amblyopia (lazy eye): Early intervention to enhance vision development
- Congenital eye disorders: Management of inherited and birth-related eye conditions
- Pediatric cataracts: Surgical treatment and rehabilitation
- Pediatric glaucoma: Diagnosis and treatment to preserve vision
- Refractive errors and binocular vision disorders: Customized therapies for visual improvement
Publications and Research
Dr. Stolovich has contributed extensively to pediatric ophthalmology research, authoring multiple peer-reviewed articles. His work primarily focuses on surgical innovations and early treatment strategies to optimize children’s vision health. These contributions have helped shape modern pediatric eye care practices.
Patient Care Philosophy
Dr. Stolovich emphasizes compassionate, family-centered care, combining expert medical treatment with empathy and clear communication.
- Focuses on educating patients and families about conditions and treatment plans
- Creates a comforting environment to reduce anxiety in young patients
- Offers services to international patients, including online consultations and comprehensive care coordination
- Values cultural sensitivity and strives to maximize patient satisfaction
- Dedicated to personalized treatment plans that support long-term vision health
Professional Affiliations
Dr. Stolovich is affiliated with several prestigious organizations, underscoring his dedication to professional excellence.
- Member of the Israeli Ophthalmological Society
- Active participant in international pediatric ophthalmology associations
- Licensed ophthalmologist in Israel
- Involved in committees focused on pediatric eye care standards and education
FAQs
- Is Dr. Haim Stolovich board-certified?
- Yes, Dr. Stolovich is a board-certified pediatric ophthalmologist licensed in Israel.
- What types of surgeries does he perform?
- He performs pediatric eye surgeries such as strabismus correction, cataract removal, and glaucoma treatment.
- Does he treat international patients?
- Yes, Dr. Stolovich welcomes international patients and offers support including online consultations and treatment planning.
- How long is the typical hospital stay after surgery?
- Most pediatric eye surgeries are outpatient or require only a brief hospital stay depending on the procedure.
- What languages does Dr. Stolovich speak?
- He is fluent in Hebrew and English, enabling clear communication with local and international patients.
- Can he manage complex pediatric eye conditions?
- Yes, Dr. Stolovich has extensive experience treating complex pediatric eye disorders both surgically and medically.
- Does he provide follow-up care?
- Yes, comprehensive follow-up care is provided to ensure successful recovery and optimal vision outcomes.
