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Dr. Daniel Pender, MD

Ear Nose and Throat Doctor
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About Dr. Daniel Pender

Dr. Daniel Pender is an ear, nose, and throat doctor treating patients in New York City, Long Beach, and surrounding communities in New York. He holds certification from the American Board of Otolaryngology and is affiliated with both New York Presbyterian Hospital and the Columbia University Medical Center. He also holds membership with the American College of Surgeons. In order to pursue his medical degree, Dr. Pender attended the University of Pennsylvania. He continued his medical education with a residency at the University of Vermont. Dr. Pender completed his fellowship training at Harvard University. Patients Visiting Dr. Pender can receive care for a full range of ear, nose, and throat issues. He provides general consultations and treatment for issues including sinus problems, sleep problems, ear pain, swelling in the neck, dizziness, sore throat, and vertigo.

Languages

English

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 - University of Pennsylvania University of Vermont (Residency) Harvard University (Fellowship)

Board certifications

American Board of Otolaryngology

Memberships & affiliations

American College of Surgeons

Awards & publications

Practical Otology Medical Textbook

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