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## What is an Otolaryngologist?



An otolaryngologist, also known ‌as an ear, nose, and throat (ENT)⁤ physician, is a medical specialist who diagnoses and treats conditions ⁤of the ​head and neck. These conditions include disorders of the ears, nose, sinuses, throat, and related ‌structures.



**What conditions do otolaryngologists treat?**



Otolaryngologists⁢ diagnose and treat ⁤a wide range of conditions, including:



* Tinnitus

* Hearing ​loss

* Dizziness

* Facial pain

* Allergies

* Sinusitis

* Tonsillitis

* Sleep apnea

* ​Head and neck cancers



**What procedures do otolaryngologists perform?**



Otolaryngologists perform a variety of procedures, including:



* Earwax removal

* Ear tube insertion

* Tonsillectomy

* Adenoidectomy

* Sinus surgery

* Thyroid surgery

* Cancer⁤ surgery



**How do I⁣ become an otolaryngologist?**



To become an otolaryngologist, you must ⁤complete the following steps:



1. Earn a bachelor’s degree in a scientific field

2. Attend medical⁢ school

3. Complete a residency in otolaryngology



**What is the job outlook for otolaryngologists?**



The job ​outlook for⁤ otolaryngologists is good. According ​to the ​U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of otolaryngologists is expected to grow faster than average over the next decade. This growth is expected to be driven by an aging population, which‍ is more ​likely to experience hearing loss, sinusitis,‌ and other related conditions.



**Where can I find an otolaryngologist?**



You can find an otolaryngologist by searching online or by asking ‍your ‌primary care physician for a ⁣referral.



**Additional information**



* Otolaryngologists are also known as ear, nose, and throat specialists or ENT physicians.

* Otolaryngology ​is a⁣ surgical specialty.

* Otolaryngologists work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, and private practices.