Physicians
This list consists of physicians who practice laryngology, who may be known as laryngologists, phonosurgeons, phoniatrists, voice surgeons or at least seem to have a major interest in voice disorders. Their training in voice was likely after completing a residency in ENT or otorhinolaryngology.
The general political considerations of working with many of the people below preclude me from making a recommendation for or against them. It remains your responsibility to evaluate their talents for caring for you. See Choosing your doctor for my best effort at suggesting how I would evaluate the care you receive.
You may suggest a physician to be added to the list.
 started practice in Barranquilla, Colombia in January 2005. He has completed a 6 week fellowship in voice disorders with James Thomas. |
 works at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. He has a special interest in laryngeal papilloma. www.rug.nl/staff/f.g.dikkers/index |
 practices in Thiruvananthapuram at the Kerala Institute Of Medical Sciences and is active in The Association of Phonosurgeons of India. www.voicemadeeasy.in |
 practices laryngology in Beirut. He hosts a voice conference in the summer. He has published frequently on laryngeal disorders. |
 Andrew Blitzer is a pioneer in the area of neurologic voice disorders and the use of Botox. He runs the NY Center for Voice and Swallowing Disorders and offers laryngeal fellowships. |
 practices laryngology at Medical University of South Carolina. www.muschealth.com/findadoc/?action=DoctorInfo&Doctor_ID=577 |
 Dr. Allen trained with Peter Belafsky in California. She has a strong emphasis in swallowing and reflux in her practice. www.voiceandswallow.co.nz |
 practices primarily laryngology at his office. He has studied with Robert Bastian and Wolfgang Steiner. He has a nice page with photos on various vocal disorders on his website. |
 The Vanderbilt voice team consists of Bob Ossoff, Gaelyn Garrett, Tom Cleveland and others. They offer fellowship training in voice disorders. www.vanderbilthealth.com/billwilkerson |
 Charles Ford in Madison at the University of Wisconsin has been involved in voice problems for some time. |
