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Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences

Welcome to the Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences

Our Department provides comprehensive care for adults and children with common and complex diseases of the ear, nose and throat. We are the largest otolaryngology group in Wisconsin, comprised of nationally and internationally recognized and fellowship trained physicians in all aspects of the specialty. 

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Whistling Straits

Headlights - Winter 2024

Read about department updates including our growing team of advance practice providers, expansion news, faculty highlights and more!

Read Highlights Winter 2024

Dr. Joseph Zenga and his team research options to potentially shorten radiation treatment for cancer patients

This innovative pilot treatment pioneered by Dr. Zenga and his MCW colleague, Musaddiq Awan, MD, associate professor of radiation oncology, has the potential to reduce the length of radiation by weeks. Learn more about Dr. Zenga's research

Graduation and Research Day 2024

On Friday, June 14, 2024 the department held the annual Resident and Faculty Research Day in conjunction with graduation later in the evening at the Bluemound Country Club. Dr. Albert Park, pediatric otolaryngologist from the University of Utah served as the guest speaker. Pictured on the left is Dr. John Rhee with Dr. Albert Park pictured right.

Pella and Dr Gazeley

Watch Pella hear for the very first time.

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Contact Us 

Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences

Clinical and General Information
(414) 955-0830
slistinsky@mcw.edu

 

Education Information
(414) 955-0827
dfiscus@mcw.edu
Froedtert Hospital Google map location

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