The pediatric ear, nose, and throat (ENT) clinic, also known as Otolaryngology, provides diagnostic and treatment services to children of all ages. We also provide a unique service focusing on voice disorders related to speech.
Meet the Team
During your visit to the ENT clinic, you may meet care providers in the following roles:
- Business Clerks
- Surgical Booking Clerk
- Child Life Specialist
- Health Care Aide
- Audiologist
- Speech and Language Pathologist
- Nurse Practitioner
Our team of surgeons includes:
- Dr. Bruce Korman
- Dr. Jonathan MacLean
- Dr. Sepideh Mohajeri
- Dr. Diane Reid
- Dr. Doron Sommer
Services Offered
- ENT (ears, nose, and/ or throat concerns)
- Swallowing assessments and therapy
- Voice assessments and therapy
- Audiology assessments available upon MUMC ENT physician request
- Surgery support and preparation for children and families
Patient Resources
- My Child’s Tonsillectomy Journey
- Myringotomy handout
- Adenoidectomy handout
- Patient and Family Resource Centre
What to Bring
When you arrive to the clinic please check in with the Business clerk at the reception desk. The business clerk will let the team know that you have arrived.
- Ontario Health (OHIP) Card. If you do not have an OHIP card, please bring another form of identification, such as an out-of-province health card or interim federal health information.
- A list of current medications, including any supplements.
- A trusted friend or family member who can help, if needed.
- A list of questions to help you remember everything you wanted to ask.
- You may want to bring a snack/drink or something to do while waiting
If you are feeling unwell:
- Please do not attend your appointment if you have a wet cough, fever, cold, diarrhea, or are vomiting.
- Please phone the clinic to rebook your appointment
- If you have a dry cough, please wear a mask
Current Wait Times
Urgent/Emergency: Referral is assessed by physician
Non-urgent/Elective: Approximately 16 months
*We do not have a cancellation list for surgery*
Referral Process
Referrals must be made by a physician. Referral information can be found on this page.
