Pediatric Otolaryngologist
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Last updated on 27 Jan 2026
Overview
A Pediatric Otolaryngologist is a doctor trained in managing ear, nose, and throat issues specifically in children from infancy to adolescence. They handle conditions such as tonsillitis, hearing loss, speech delays, airway obstructions, and congenital ENT anomalies. Their gentle approach is tailored to the physical and emotional needs of children. They often work in hospitals or specialized pediatric clinics. Their care impacts early communication, breathing, and developmental health.
Job Description
- Examine and treat ENT disorders in neonates, infants, children, and teens.
- Perform surgeries like tonsillectomies, adenoidectomies, and ear tube placements.
- Assess and manage congenital abnormalities such as cleft palate and airway disorders.
- Collaborate with speech therapists, audiologists, and pediatricians.
- Counsel parents on treatment options, risks, and expected outcomes.
- Use child-specific diagnostic tools and age-appropriate care techniques.
- Participate in research or public health initiatives on pediatric ENT health.
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