
Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Clinic
Considered one of the best in the nation, UCSF's Pediatric Otolaryngology (ENT) Clinic provides comprehensive care for a variety of ear, nose, and throat disorders in children. Our specialists are experienced in diagnosing and treating young patients ranging from tiny newborns to teenagers, and are up-to-date on the latest and most effective treatments, both surgical and nonsurgical.
We provide care for conditions that include chronic tonsillitis and rhinosinusitis, ear infections, hearing loss, noncancerous and cancerous growths of the head and neck, and airway disorders that can affect speech and sleep. Our pediatric head and neck surgeons perform procedures to address sleep apnea in children, thyroid and parathyroid conditions, salivary gland issues and numerous other disorders. Their expertise also encompasses facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. Pediatric patients with hearing disorders receive advanced testing services from an audiologist, who also works with families on use of assistive listening devices and strategies to enhance communication.
Our locations (6)
Our team
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Grace Banik
MD
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Dylan K. Chan
MD, PhD, MS, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
David Conrad
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Josephine A. Czechowicz
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Lia Jacobson
MD, FAAP, MS
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Kimberly Luu
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Anna Meyer
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Garani S. Nadaraja
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Kristina W. Rosbe
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Jordan Virbalas
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Jacqueline E. Weinstein
MD, FAAP
Pediatric otolaryngologist -
Silvia Bellfort-Salinas
MSW
Social worker -
Margaret (Meg) Cafferkey
CCC-SLP, MS
Speech-language pathologist -
Suzanne Petersen
PA
Physician assistant -
Chiara Scarpelli
CCC-SLP, MS
Speech-language pathologist
Awards & recognition
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Ranked among the nation's best in 10 specialties
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What to Bring
- Photo I.D.
- Health insurance card
- Insurance authorization, if required
- Doctor's referral, if required
- Recent test results related to your child's condition
- List of medications, including dosages, plus any your child is allergic to
- List of questions you may have
- Device or paper for taking notes
Support services
Clinical trials
Teletherapy in Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The PLS-5 is a standard developmental language assessment that measures communication skills in children ages birth to 7 years. Score to report: standard score.
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