Our Pediatric ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) Program, also known as the Otolaryngology Program, provides specialized medical and surgical care to infants, children, and teens who have problems with their ears, noses, or throats. We have more than a dozen board-certified specialists who provide comprehensive pediatric ENT care at multiple locations.

Quality, coordinated care

Our pediatric Ear, Nose and Throat specialists work with your family’s primary doctor to coordinate care and manage any complex needs to help ensure the best long-term treatment results. Our physicians participate and lead in many specialized multi-disciplinary programs at Children’s Wisconsin. These range from the Saliva Control Program to the Cleft Lip/Cleft Palate Program.

Our pediatric ENT otolaryngology doctors and support team firmly believe in quality care. We are constantly reviewing our practices in the medical and surgical care for children.

Locations

Our pediatric ENT clinicians see patients in five convenient locations:

• Main hospital, Milwaukee
• Appleton (as of April 2023)
• Delafield
• Greenfield 
• Kenosha
• New Berlin
• Mequon

Universal Infant Hearing Screening Program

Our clinic provides infant hearing screenings at the Froedtert Birth Center at Children's Wisconsin. We offer peace of mind by evaluating every single newborn to identify possible hearing loss before you take your baby home.

Pediatric ENT Program highlights

Koss Cochlear Implant Program

Our team of specialists diagnoses and treats patients in the largest cochlear implant program in the state of Wisconsin. We work with children who have severe to profound hearing loss, including children who may be cochlear implant candidates or children who already have cochlear implants.

Pediatric Voice Program

We play a prominent role in the treatment of children with disorders that impact voice and breathing. Our multidisciplinary approach includes laryngologists and speech and language pathologists.

Aerodigestive Disorders Program

Our multidisciplinary approach is the basis of the Aerodigestive Disorders Program. We treat children with complex feeding and airway issues. The specialty clinic is staffed by otolaryngology, gastroenterology, and pulmonary physicians, and speech and language swallowing therapists.