Professor Ami Bulin
One of the best-known and most sought-after pediatricians in Israel. Deep professional knowledge, rich practical experience and exceptional personal charm allow the professor to find an approach to the youngest and most restless patients of his clinic and win their trust, so that nothing hinders diagnosis and effective treatment.
Dr. Ami Bulin received his medical education and profession in Italy and trained for several years in Canada and the USA. He first worked in the pediatric departments of major clinics as a pediatrician, then became a hematologist, and later, learning all the subtleties of treating young patients in practice, improved his skills in pediatric hematology and oncohematology.
Today Professor Ami Bulin heads the Department of Pediatrics at the Faculty of Medicine of Tel Aviv University, serves as head of the oncohematology clinic and head of pediatrics at Wolfson Hospital, and is a member of the international and Israeli associations of pediatricians and hematologists. As an authoritative specialist in pediatrics and pediatric hematology and a talented practitioner with rich clinical experience, he is known not only in Israel but far beyond.
The Israeli Ministry of Health regularly allocates grants for the development of Dr. Bulin's advanced ideas and important scientific research, and for outstanding achievements in the development of pediatrics he has twice received awards from the Ministry of Health.
Professor Ami Bulin and his clinic treat a wide range of childhood diseases, including children with disorders of the blood-forming system such as:
- functional bone marrow failure;
- hemorrhagic syndromes;
- leukemias;
- thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, congenital pancytopenia;
- congenital and acquired blood clotting disorders;
- thalassemia, sickle cell anemia and other hemoglobinopathies;
- all types of anemia, including nutritional (dietary deficiency) anemia.
The modern equipment of the laboratories and departments of Professor Bulin's clinic allows precise diagnostics and effective treatment of the vast majority of childhood diseases. For this reason his department often receives young patients from other countries, including Russia and the CIS, who are given the most modern and effective care here.