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Dr. Donald Endres, MD, FACS
Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
Dr. Endres completed fellowship training beyond the traditional specialty training. Throughout 1996, he was the head and neck surgical fellow at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in South Australia. In 1997, he spent six months as a senior registrar at Oxford University specifically focusing on diseases of the ear.
Since arriving in Alaska, Dr. Endres has developed a broad ear, nose and throat practice focusing on advanced otology, head-neck surgery, and sinus surgery.
He enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters and singing in various Anchorage venues.
Jack Sedwick, MD, FACS
Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
In 2002, Dr. Sedwick completed his residency in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery at the University of Miami.
Upon completing his residency, he achieved a fellowship in facial plastic surgery at the University of Miami, and thereafter served as the chief of the division of facial plastic surgery at the University of Florida. Dr. Sedwick returned home to his native state of Alaska and opened Alyeska Center for Facial Plastic Surgery & ENT in Anchorage in 2006.
Dr. Sedwick consistently refines his expertise through continuing education. He frequently attends conferences and seminars to stay current in his field and provide his patients the most advanced treatment options available. Dr. Sedwick is also very active in research in otolaryngology and has published a number of academic articles related to his field.
Robert Ellis, AuD
Clinical Audiologist
He then graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before obtaining his Doctorate of Audiology (Au.D) from the University of Maryland.
After a few years in California, Robert moved to Alaska to take a contracted position as a clinical audiologist at the Yukon-Kuskokwim Hospital hospital in Bethel. When this contract ended, he wanted to stay in Alaska and we are thrilled to have him join the team at Anchorage Audiology.
Outside of work, he enjoys gardening, reading and exploring Alaska’s varied geography with his dog Ryder, who has moved with him from Maryland to California and now Alaska.
Goldie Pappan-Hall, AuD
Clinical Audiologist
Aside from routine diagnostic audiology and hearing aids, Goldie is particularly interested in working with tinnitus management and auditory processing evaluation and services.
As a student she completed a traineeship that prepared her to provide care for patients who present with complex presentation of developmental disorders.
She very much enjoys getting to know each patient to obtain a holistic understanding of their communication difficulties.
When not serving patients, Goldie can be found outdoors enjoying the beauty of Alaska in every season. She enjoys cross country skiing, foraging, and hiking.