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Dr. John Ryan, MD

Ear Nose and Throat Doctor
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About Dr. John Ryan

Dr. John Ryan graduated from St. Louis University Medical School, and then did a year of surgical internship as well as a year of medical residency at St. Luke's Hospital here in New York City. In addition, completed a year of surgical residency at the Columbia University division at Bellevue Hospital. After the above training, Dr. Ryan served as a U.S. Army surgeon with the NATO forces in Europe. Dr. Ryan continued his focus on Otolaryngology through his cancer (of the larynx) research at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City and also completed his ENT-Head and Neck residency. Dr. Ryan is on staff at Lenox Hill Hospital and Mt. Sinai. Dr. Ryan is Board Certified and offers 40 years of experience providing comprehensive ear, nose, and throat care with an emphasis on the non-surgical treatment of sinusitis and the use of Botox for cosmetic purposes as well as migraine and cluster headaches. Dr. Ryan is dedicated to providing each patient with excellent care.

Languages

English, French, Italian

Services & procedures 18

ENTGeneral ConsultationGeneral Follow UpEmergency VisitAllergiesCancer ScreeningDizzinessEar InfectionEar PainHearingHoarse TroatNasal ProblemsSinus ProblemsSleeping ProblemsSnoringSoar ThroatSwelling of NeckVertigo (Head Swings)

Background & credentials

Education & training

Medical School - Saint Louis University Saint Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center (Internal Medicine) The Mount Sinai Hospital, Residency in Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Saint Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, Internship in Surgery

Board certifications

American Board of Otolaryngology

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