Drawn to medicine by my love for science and problem-solving, I've always enjoyed working with people and fixing things. My philosophy is simple: listen to the patient. When I am not at the office, I enjoy gardening, reading, walking, traveling to places on my bucket list and spending time with grandchildren.

I choose to become a nurse practitioner to directly work with patients to improve their health. As a nurse practitioner, I want to center my practice around developing rapport with the patients and utilizing critical thinking skills to foster positive patient outcomes. My goal as a provider is to help my patient understand their condition, its prognosis, and treatment options.... Read More about Bao Tran, FNP

My desire to pursue training in Otology/Neurotology stems from the uniquely special opportunity to restore or improve the sense of hearing. This can range from ensuring an infant has the ability to develop spoken language to an older adult being able to hear their grandchildren again. My approach to patient care is patient/family-centered by providing information about their condition and... Read More about Nicholas J. Thompson, MD

Although cliché to say, the reason I became a physician was to help patients. I really enjoy partnering with patients – educating them on their disease process and discussing treatment options together. I like to come up with the best solution to the problem as a team. My areas of interest are hearing loss, ear disease and skull base disorders.... Read More about A. Morgan Selleck, MD

I decided to become a specialist in treating patients with facial paralysis after having lived through facial paralysis myself. Treatment is very personal and so I take a lot of time to talk to patients and discuss their goals and expectations of treatment. When I am not at work, I like to spend time with my family, run and hike.