Dr. Hayek will be moving interstate:
Dr. Hayek will cease practice in Sydney at the end of April 2021. He will be moving interstate - to Adelaide - due to family commitments. For existing patients, Dr. Hayek would be happy to discuss arrangements for transitioning to alternative paediatricians. He is grateful for the support received from GPs, allied health professionals and subspecialists in Sydney. Dr. Hayek feels privileged and honoured to have been able to participate in the care of his patients over his years practicing in Sydney.
Dr Aaron Hayek is a Consultant Paediatrician. He graduated from the University of New South Wales, with Honours, in 2003, and trained further in the Sydney Children's Hospital Network. Dr Hayek is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He is a Consultant VMO (Visiting Medical Officer) at St. George Private Hospital and Hurstville Private Hospital. He sees patients in rooms opposite St George Private Hospital (see below for details).
Dr Hayek specialises in children’s health at all ages - from newborns to adolescents. He is passionate about helping families work through difficult times, and with concerns that range from common questions to managing and co-ordinating complex and chronic conditions. He maintains close contact with other paediatric services and sub-specialists. He places a priority on communication with parents and other health professionals, and encourages active involvement by his older patients during consultations.
Dr Hayek's special interests include:
Dr. Hayek will cease practice in Sydney at the end of April 2021. He will be moving interstate - to Adelaide - due to family commitments. For existing patients, Dr. Hayek would be happy to discuss arrangements for transitioning to alternative paediatricians. He is grateful for the support received from GPs, allied health professionals and subspecialists in Sydney. Dr. Hayek feels privileged and honoured to have been able to participate in the care of his patients over his years practicing in Sydney.
Dr Aaron Hayek is a Consultant Paediatrician. He graduated from the University of New South Wales, with Honours, in 2003, and trained further in the Sydney Children's Hospital Network. Dr Hayek is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He is a Consultant VMO (Visiting Medical Officer) at St. George Private Hospital and Hurstville Private Hospital. He sees patients in rooms opposite St George Private Hospital (see below for details).
Dr Hayek specialises in children’s health at all ages - from newborns to adolescents. He is passionate about helping families work through difficult times, and with concerns that range from common questions to managing and co-ordinating complex and chronic conditions. He maintains close contact with other paediatric services and sub-specialists. He places a priority on communication with parents and other health professionals, and encourages active involvement by his older patients during consultations.
Dr Hayek's special interests include:
- Newborn health care, including care of neonates in Special Care Nurseries of St. George Private and Hurstville Private Hospitals.
- Infant sleep and feeding difficulties, including assessment of colic, reflux, and other gastrointestinal disorders.
- Growth concerns.
- Developmental and behavioural concerns at all ages, including challenging behaviours, developmental delay and disability, anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, learning difficulties, hearing loss and language difficulties.
- Detailed assessment, advice and monitoring of medical conditions, including asthma, constipation, eczema, sleep disorders, headache, frequent infections, etc.
- Chronic & complex care, ensuring coordinated care, between multiple health professionals including GPs, other specialists, and allied health professionals.
- Teaching of other health professionals and volunteer work. Dr Hayek has recently lectured and tutored in Cambodia as a part of volunteer work, and has co-ordinated paediatric teaching at UNSW and Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick in his role as Academic Fellow and Conjoint Associate Lecturer.