Pediatric Otolaryngologist (Cleveland)

Pediatric Otolaryngologist

We are seeking to recruit a pediatric otolaryngologist to join the Cleveland Clinic Head and Neck Institute. Ideal candidates are those interested in an academic practice within a thriving city that offers a low cost of living. Our team includes 50 staff surgeons, 25 advanced practice providers, and a full spectrum of audiologists, speech & language pathologists, and comprehensive nursing support. We care for disorders of the ear, nose, and throat in both adults and pediatric patients, collaborating with various medical specialties.

Pediatric Otolaryngology services are provided at Cleveland Clinic Children's main campus in Cleveland and at family health centers across northern Ohio. Our main campus features a new, integrated clinical space designed for collaboration and program development, enhancing the experience for children and families.

Cleveland Clinic Children's:

• Over 500 pediatric medical and surgical specialists
• 381 inpatient beds and 43 outpatient clinics
• More than 980,000 outpatient visits, 17,000 hospital admissions, and 10,000 surgeries annually

Head and Neck Institute:

• 50 staff surgeons
• Over 120,000 outpatient visits
• More than 7,000 surgical cases

This academic position involves managing tertiary pediatric patients across the full scope of pediatric otolaryngology. Subspecialty interests are welcome, especially in complex pediatric ear surgery. There is also an opportunity for leadership to expand our service line into a new hospital.

Our general and complex otolaryngology colleagues support regional pediatric care, referring more complex cases to subspecialists and collaborating on consults in NICU and PICU settings.

The institute is nationally ranked among the top otolaryngology services in the U.S. News & World Report. The role includes participation in the otolaryngology residency training program, with teaching and research as key components. Academic appointment rank and salary are commensurate with experience. Faculty appointments are through the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine (CCLCM) at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU).

Key points:

• Cleveland is a vibrant city with a low cost of living, outdoor activities, and cultural institutions.
• The call schedule promotes work-life balance, shared among subspecialty providers, in a hospital not designated as a primary trauma center.
• Leadership training, advancement, and management tracks are available.
• Structured career paths focus on clinical practice, research, education, or hybrid models, with professional development opportunities via the Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute.
• We offer a competitive salary and benefits package.

Interested candidates should be Board-certified or eligible MDs or DOs in Otolaryngology/HNS, with completed or soon-to-complete Pediatric Otolaryngology fellowship training. J-1 visa eligibility is not available.

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