In practice since 2018. At GMS since 2025 Languages: Russian, English DHA licence: 13062989-003
About the doctor
Dedicated and compassionate pediatrician with over 8 years of clinical experience in pediatrics, gastroenterology, and child nutrition. Skilled in evidence-based diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care for children from birth to 18 years old. Experienced in both in-person and telemedicine consultations, with a proven record of providing high-quality medical care across Russia, Serbia, and the UAE.
Education
“Novosibirsk State Medical University”, Doctor of General Medicine (Minor in Pediatrics)
“Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University”, Master’s Degree in Pediatrics
Filatov Children’s City Clinical Hospital (Pathology of Newborns and Premature Babies Department)
Postgraduate Education & Certifications
2024 – Harvard Medical School, USA (Online)
The Sensitive Gut
6-Week Plan for Healthy Eating
2023 – International University of Professional Retraining, Moscow, Russia
Professional Retraining in Nutritional Science
2023 – Fellow Academy of Eating Disorders, Moscow, Russia
Advanced Training: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention of Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders and Obesity
2022 – Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow, Russia
Advanced Training in Diseases of the Upper Digestive Tract in Children
2020 – Center for Advanced Training and Professional Retraining, Moscow, Russia
Professional Retraining in Gastroenterology
Infant colic: what helps and what does notA pediatric gastroenterologist on colic: the rule of threes, why it is not a disease, which remedies have evidence, which symptoms rule colic out and how to get through it.
Starting solids: when to begin and with whatA pediatric nutritionist on complementary feeding: signs of readiness, what to start with, why peanut and egg are introduced early, what to avoid before one year and how to avoid food refusal.
Allergy in children: which tests are needed and which are notA pediatrician on childhood allergy: how allergy differs from intolerance, why a 90-food panel is useless, which tests make sense and how to avoid putting a child on an unnecessary diet.
When a child is not gaining weightA pediatric nutritionist on weight gain: how to read growth percentiles properly, why the trajectory matters more than a single point, the possible causes and which tests are needed.
