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Otologic and Neurotologic Surgeon

Doctors in the field of otology-neurotology specialize in problems affecting your ears, skull, and brain. Otologic and neurotologic surgeons have expertise in treating ear cancer and its complications with techniques such as microsurgery and implantable hearing devices.

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Head and Neck Surgeon

Head and neck surgeons have specialized training in caring for conditions of the ear, nose, mouth, and throat. 

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Radiation Oncologist

Radiation oncologists (cancer doctors) have unique training in high-energy X-rays and the use of radiation therapy. Using advanced technologies, these specialists precisely target cancer cells to avoid damaging nearby healthy tissue.

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Medical Oncologist

These cancer doctors have specialized training in treating cancer with medications, such as chemotherapy or immunotherapy. These medications attack cancer cells throughout your entire body.

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Neurologist

A neurologist is a doctor with specialized training in diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders of the brain and nervous system. You may see a neurologist if you experience balance problems from ear cancer.

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Audiologist

Audiologists are trained, licensed, and certified health care professionals. They have unique expertise in measuring and evaluating your ability to hear. They also measure your inner ear function as it relates to your balance.

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Advanced Practice Provider

Our skilled physician assistants and nurse practitioners specialize in diagnosing and treating conditions of the ear, nose, throat, and neck. They see patients independently and occasionally alongside your doctor. APPs can give you a thorough exam, write prescriptions, and help prevent or treat any issues. Our APPs meet weekly to discuss patient needs.

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Your Extended Care Team

Nurses and Nurse Coordinators (RNs)

Nurses and nurse coordinators are registered nurses (RNs) who coordinate your care with your ear cancer team. They guide you from your first contact through follow-up care and help you find counseling, financial, and other support services. 

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Care Coordinators

Care coordinators provide you with information and assistance before and during your appointment.

  • Medical assistants work with our team to help provide care. They may prepare you for an examination, assist your doctor, or take vitals before your appointment.
  • Patient care coordinators help you with scheduling appointments and accessing your lab results.
  • Patient access representatives can answer any questions you have about insurance coverage, help you apply for insurance, and refer you to a Stanford Health Care financial counselor. 

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Research Coordinators

Care coordinators provide you with information and assistance before and during your appointment.

  • Medical assistants work with our team to help provide care. They may prepare you for an examination, assist your doctor, or take vitals before your appointment.
  • Patient care coordinators help you with scheduling appointments and accessing your lab results.
  • Patient access representatives can answer any questions you have about insurance coverage, help you apply for insurance, and refer you to a Stanford Health Care financial counselor. 

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Our Clinics

You can access Stanford Health Care’s expertise and compassionate care for any condition affecting the ears, nose, sinuses, and neck. We always accept new patients, and we take many insurance plans, including Medicare and Medi-Cal.

Ear Institute
2452 Watson Court
Suite 1700
Palo Alto, CA 94303
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Make An Appointment

To request an appointment with an ear cancer specialist, call 650-723-5281.