- Your duties will include Ear, nose, and throat specialists deal with problems as varied as adenoid infections, allergies, earaches, earwax buildup, hay fever, snoring, and many far more serious conditions or diseases such as throat cancer.
- ENT specialists typically focus on one or more of the following specialty areas pediatric otolaryngology otol-ogyneurotology (ears, balance, and tinnitus) allergy facial plastic and reconstructive surgery head and neck laryngology (throat) and rhinology (nose)
- The ENT specialist usually sees patients in a clinic or office setting to evaluate symptoms that affect their ears, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck.
- Frequently you will work with other medical specialties to solve single or multiple medical issues or to perform extensive surgery
- Other surgical procedures, such as a cochlear implant, may help a patient regain some hearing and be able to communicate better