Otolaryngologist (ENT)

Our client, a top-tier academic medical center in New York City, is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Otolaryngologist with a strong interest or fellowship training in otology/ear surgery. This is a unique opportunity to join a high-volume, dynamic ENT service that spans two major hospitals and plays a central role in resident education and surgical innovation. If you're a driven ENT looking to leave your mark in a high-impact, academic setting—this role delivers. From flexible scheduling and outstanding peer support to the rare chance to build and lead a specialized program, this position offers both clinical and professional advancement in one of the most exciting medical markets in the world. The position offers the best of both worlds: academic engagement and clinical leadership within a collegial and well-resourced environment. Join a team that values innovation, mentorship, and mission-driven care.

Responsibilities:

• Provide high-quality ENT care across two teaching hospital campuses

• Diagnose and treat a wide range of otolaryngologic conditions with a focus on otology

• Participate in 3 days of outpatient clinics and 2 days in the OR each week

• Collaborate with a team of experienced ENTs and ENT residents

• Participate in the training and mentorship of ENT residents

• Help develop and expand the otology service line, including potential for cochlear implant program development

Requirements:

• Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Otolaryngology

• Fellowship-trained in Otology or strong clinical interest/experience in ear surgery

• Motivated to help build a robust otology service line

• Open to both new graduates and experienced physicians

• Academic interest and enthusiasm for resident teaching

• Visionary mindset for program development and growth

Compensation & Benefits:

• Competitive salary with paid call and overtime

• Excellent retirement plan

• Generous support for clinical growth and academic pursuits

• Opportunity to lead in service line expansion and potential cochlear implant program launch