The Doctors

In March 2011, I founded Kinderpraxis Wädi and quickly built a large and trusting patient base. Today, I have the privilege of accompanying many children and families for many years – some from infancy all the way into young adulthood. This long-term guidance and the trust that grows from it are among the most wonderful aspects of my profession.

I grew up on Lake Zurich, studied medicine, and earned my medical doctorate at the University of Zurich. After gaining initial clinical experience in anesthesiology and internal medicine, my path led me to pediatrics and adolescent medicine. I completed my specialty training as a pediatrician FMH at Zurich University Children's Hospital and at Stadtspital Triemli.

From an early stage, I was deeply fascinated by child development alongside general pediatrics. At Zurich University Children's Hospital, I pursued specialized training in developmental pediatrics under Prof. Remo Largo and acquired the subspecialty certification in developmental pediatrics (SGEP). I further deepened my developmental expertise as a consultant at Cantonal Hospital Baden and as head physician for developmental pediatrics at the Social-Pediatric Center of Cantonal Hospital Winterthur. Additionally, I earned the certificate of competence in psychosomatic and psychosocial medicine (SAPPM).

Following several years of independent practice in a pediatric dual practice in Adliswil, I returned to Lake Zurich in 2011 and established Kinderpraxis Wädi in Wädenswil.

In my practice today, I combine general pediatric medicine with developmental pediatrics and psychosomatics. The child always remains at the center of my care. It is essential to me not to see a child merely from a medical perspective, but to perceive them as a whole – in their individuality, development, family, and social environment.

High medical quality is just as self-evident to me as warm, personal, and human care. I am committed to meeting every child and family with equal attentiveness, diligence, and appreciation. The great trust that families place in me – often across many years – is both a precious gift and a profound responsibility.

As a pediatrician and developmental specialist, I have found my dream vocation. Accompanying children over many years of growth, knowing their families, and supporting them through diverse life stages fills me with great joy and gratitude.

There is nothing more beautiful to me than a child's laughter. It is a gift I receive every day.