Dr. William Novick – Transforming Pediatric Cardiac Care Across the Globe


 

Introduction

We are privileged to feature Dr. William Novick, Professor of International Child Health at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, USA, as one of our esteemed speakers at the upcoming Pediatrics Summit. His session, “Surgical Management of VSD with Severe Pulmonary Hypertension and Elevated Pulmonary Vascular Resistance,” will highlight pioneering surgical approaches for children battling complex congenital heart diseases.

Dr. Novick is not only a globally recognized pediatric cardiac surgeon but also a humanitarian leader. In 2001, he transitioned full-time into his role as the Paul Nemir, Jr., M.D. Professor of International Child Health, dedicating his career to improving access to life-saving cardiac care for children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). His mission has changed lives across continents, bringing modern medicine and education to institutions most in need.

To know more: Dr. William Novick – Speaker Profile

Benefits of Attending

By attending Dr. Novick’s talk, participants will gain:

Research Interests

Dr. Novick’s research and clinical focus include:

  • Pediatric cardiac surgery for congenital heart diseases.
  • Surgical innovations for VSD with severe pulmonary hypertension.
  • Development of sustainable pediatric cardiac care programs in LMICs.
  • Training the next generation of child health professionals globally.
  • Advocacy for equitable access to specialized pediatric healthcare.

Awards, Recognitions & Achievements

  • Promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in 1999.
  • Named Paul Nemir, Jr., M.D. Professor of International Child Health and Professor of Surgery in 2000.
  • Founder of two 501(c)(3) non-profits to deliver pediatric cardiac surgery and training in LMICs.
  • Performed surgeries in 34 countries and led missions to 50+ institutions, saving nearly 10,000 children.
  • Academic contributions include 60+ publications and 100+ major conference presentations worldwide.
  • Recognized globally as both a pediatric cardiac innovator and a champion for global child health equity.

Scientific Session & Tracks

Dr. Novick’s expertise directly connects with Track 4: Pediatric Cardiology and Track 5: Pediatric Critical Care, but his work is relevant across the wide spectrum of pediatrics and child health.

Here are the 42 Tracks you can explore at the Pediatrics Summit:

  1. Pediatrics
  2. Pediatric Respiratory Illnesses
  3. Child Health
  4. Pediatric Cardiology
  5. Pediatric Critical Care
  6. Pediatric Endocrinology
  7. Pediatric Gastroenterology
  8. Pediatric Hematology
  9. Pediatric Nephrology
  10. Pediatric Infectious Disease
  11. Pediatric Neurology
  12. Pediatric Oncology
  13. Globalization and Health
  14. Intensive Care Medicine
  15. Pediatric Pulmonology
  16. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
  17. Genetics
  18. Mental Disorder
  19. Adolescent Medicine
  20. Community Pediatrics
  21. General Pediatrics
  22. Immunization
  23. Pediatrics/Neonatal Care Nursing
  24. Child Health Nursing
  25. Child Obesity
  26. Pediatric Dermatology
  27. Vaccinology
  28. Pediatric Dentistry
  29. Nutrition
  30. Antibiotic Resistance
  31. Pediatric Emergency
  32. Telenursing
  33. Occupational Healthcare
  34. Healthcare Services
  35. Healthcare Marketing
  36. Diabetes Nursing
  37. Primary Care
  38. Precision Medicine
  39. Dental and Oral Health
  40. Neurosurgery
  41. Neonatal Pathology
  42. Pediatric Physiotherapist

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Registration

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Conclusion

Dr. William Novick embodies the true spirit of pediatric medicine—combining surgical excellence, global humanitarian service, and academic leadership. His insights will not only enrich the knowledge of attendees but also inspire healthcare professionals to extend the reach of pediatric care worldwide. Join us to be part of this transformative experience in pediatric science and child health.

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