Our Team

Henry Hubermann

Paediatrician (Specialist in child and adolescence medicine)

Already when I was nine years old, I knew that I wanted to be a paediatrician.

After having worked in various hospitals at home and abroad for many years, I fulfilled my dream of opening my own practice in 2006. Here I can put my expertise and passion to good use.

The children should feel at ease in my practice and should want to come back and the parents should also feel comfortable.

Life is becoming more and more hectic and hardly any one takes the time to listen any more. I always make time for your questions, worries and fears

Dr. Ragnhild Dallwitz

Paediatrician (Specialist in child and adolescence medicine)

When I did my practical year in a neonatal ward, it soon became apparent that I could not imagine being anything other than a paediatrician.

I have been working as a paediatrican since 1997 and as a specialist for paediatrics and youth medicine since 2004.

Being the mother of 3 children, I have gained a lot of additional experience with children and am happy to pass this on along with my medical knowledge. I find the daily work with children and their families very rewarding.

Cornelia Paterna

Paediatrician (Specialist in child and adolescence medicine)

Even in my youth I worked a lot with children, e.g. looking after children’s playgroups in the parish, so that I looked for clinical traineeships in pediatrics early on during my studies. After I saw bright children’s faces when I could help them, it was clear to me that this is exactly what I want for my job.

In 2008 I finished my studies in human medicine in Berlin. After a few years in the clinic, including neonatal intensive care and pulmonology, I have been working in outpatient pediatrics since 2018. I have been a specialist in pediatric and adolescent medicine since 2019.

Through my two children I also learned a lot besides conventional medicine.

Dr. Katja Domke

Paediatrician (Specialist in child and adolescence medicine) at the location Oberschöneweide

I completed most of my specialist training at St. Joseph Hospital Berlin. During my work in a socio-pediatric center (SPZ), I was able to treat children with developmental and behavioral disorders and am familiar with developmental diagnostics, therapy and the support options available in Berlin. Whether previously in the child rescue center, in the intensive care unit or now in practice;

Even if medicine is to become more and more efficient, it is important to me to always be open to your questions and concerns. In my work at the Oberschöneweide pediatric practice, I look forward to getting to know you and your children and providing you with pediatric support on your journey together.

Urd Hücker

Resident

In 2020 I finished my medical studies at the Charité in Berlin and am in the 4th year of further training in general medicine. I am very happy to expand my experience in the field of pediatrics.

As a mother of two now grown children, an aunt of 10 and a godmother of three, I am fortunate to have been surrounded by children for many years and to be able to treat them with joy, openness and patience

Jennifer Gese

Medical assistant

I always wanted to be a doctor’s assistant in a paediatric practice, but due to the scarceness of apprenticeship positions, I had to make a detour. Therefore, I did my apprenticeship at an internistic practice, which I greatly enjoyed.

In the end, my dream came true and I got a job with a paediatrician and could finally work with children, just as I had always wanted to

Besarta Xheladini

Medical assistant

I knew from a young age that I would like to work in the medical field. I am a helpful person and love dealing with people. I really enjoy working with children.It’s a great feeling to know that you can help both children and their parents and support them with any disease and in the development of the child.

I also spend a lot of time with my little niece at home. That’s why I completed my training in a pediatric practice. I have already gathered some years of professional experience in this field and I’m looking forward as a new team member to the new experiences in this pediatric practice.

Saskia Sprung

Medical assistant

As a young girl I didn’t know what I wanted to be, I just knew it should have something to do with children.

So I started training in a pediatric practice. Over the years I learned a lot and gained a lot of experience, which I now like to pass on.

I love and live pediatrics!

Leonora Ljoki

Medical assistant

As the eldest sister of two brothers, I learned early on to take care of them and take responsibility. Since working with children is a lot of fun and joy for me, I am all the happier to stay here as a medical assistant in this pediatric practice after my training.

Here I can live out my interest in medicine and dealing with children and expand my knowledge.

That is why I am very happy to always be there for you and to stand by your side.

Marie Sander

Medical assistant

I noticed early on through my two little brothers that I enjoy looking after and caring for children. In addition, my interest in medicine increased from year to year. This quickly made it clear: I wanted to work with children, so after school I began training as a medical assistant in Dresden. I knew from day one that this was the right career choice for me.

I love watching them grow up and conquering their little hearts. So I’m looking forward to being a member of the team and looking forward to the further apprenticeship!

Nicole Schlidt

Medical assistant

I completed my training in a pediatric and adolescent practice, and shortly afterwards I surprisingly became a mother myself.
During the time of my training and also afterwards, I gained my experience in some specialist areas, but in the end it was clear to me that I felt very comfortable in pediatrics and would like nothing else to do.
I like to make jokes, comfort, whether big or small, laugh with you, have an open ear and help at any time as far as I can.

Thammakamol Wisetrit

Medical assistant, at the location Oberschöneweide

Professionally, I was an office clerk in my home country. In Germany I decided on a new career – a medical assistant. From my training (in a pediatrician’s practice) to today’s day-to-day practice (also in a pediatrician’s practice), I have always been connected to children. A smile from the little patients is a lottery win for me!”

Caroline Bachmann

Medical assistant, at the location Oberschöneweide

The medical field was probably born in my cradle. My grandparents and my parents were already working in this area. I completed my training at the Charité in 2010, where I was able to get to know many different departments. I only got to know and love pediatric medicine in my professional years afterwards.

I also have 4 children, 2 of which are older (11 and 12 years old) and the other two are still very small, only 1 year old. For this reason, I think I can empathize with what you and your children are going through, regardless of whether you have a small or large family. And I am also no stranger to the challenge of having twins.

I look forward to welcoming you and your children to the practice in Oberschöneweide. And if you have the time, a nice chat is also welcome :)

Lena Worischek

Medical assistant, at the location Oberschöneweide

I realized early on that I wanted to work in the medical field. I worked for three years in a general practice with elderly people, and after those three years, I knew I needed something new.

Thanks to my five siblings, I’ve always been good with young children. So I seized the opportunity and applied to a pediatrician position.

I really enjoy working with young children and helping them. And I’m passionate about interacting with young children and making them laugh.

Jenni Friese

Trainee

It has always been my wish to work in the medical field.

Since I have 2 children myself, I realized that my health and caring for children is particularly important.
I can put myself in the parents’ shoes and understand them.
I can also muster a lot of patience and empathy for the little ones.

Samuel Kern 

Working student

As a little boy, I always enjoyed going to my pediatrician. He actually impressed me so much with his style that I said back then: “I’m going to be a pediatrician one day!”

I have followed this plan ever since. After graduating from high school, I did my FJS at the children’s ward in Haifa, Israel and worked during my medical studies at the Charité, among other things, in the pediatric cardiology department there. During my semester abroad in Paris, I was able to familiarize myself with pediatric orthopedics. I am now about to complete my studies and can gain my final student experience in the wonderful Hubermann & Colleagues practice.

My goal is to offer the children a nice, fun space during examinations, vaccinations and everything else, so that later they might say:

“I’m going to be a pediatrician one day!”