Visit ENT Specialists of Alaska at Eagle River, AK

Jack Sedwick, MD, FACS

Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery

Dr. Sedwick, who is board-certified in otolaryngology, is an ear, nose and throat specialist, as well as cosmetic and reconstructive facial plastic surgeon. He achieved his medical degree at the University of Utah in 1997.

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.

Dr. Jerome O. List, DDS, MD

Medical Doctor/Doctor of Dental Surgery

Jerome O. List, DDS. MD has a very distinctive background as an ear, nose and throat specialist. Dr. List is trained as a medical doctor and a dentist/oral surgeon.

For patients, this means he has custom-tailored training designed to address the unique connection between these two medical fields.

Dr. List started his career in 1974 by attending the University of Costa Rica, where he also received his dental degree. He then completed training in oral surgery at the Pavlovsk Medical Institute in Leningrad, in what was then the USSR. Receiving both medical and dental training has allowed Dr. List to have additional insight into the otolaryngology – ear, nose, and throat – specialty, and he takes pride in providing excellent treatment for sinus issues, hearing problems, tonsillitis, TMJ disorders, facial and mandible fractures, sleep disorders, epilepsy with the vagus nerve stimulator, Levo therapy for tinnitus and more.

Dr. List is the director of Anchorage Project Access, which provides high-quality health care to low-income or uninsured patients, and he has worked with Kaiser Permanente. He has been in private practice in Anchorage since 1993 and speaks English, Russian, and Spanish. Dr. List is very fitness-oriented. Outside the office, he enjoys dancing, running, biking, dirt bike racing, and flying.

Paul Becker, PA-C

Physician Assistant

PA Becker joined Geneva Woods Ear, Nose and Throat in 2015. He obtained both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Nebraska through the United States Military Tri-Service Physician Assistant Training Program.

He has been a certified physician assistant for over 15 years. He recently retired from the Air Force with over 27 years of service.

PA Becker is well known for his compassionate patient care and enthusiastic interest in all aspects of otolaryngology. He is especially interested in geriatric and pediatric care.

He enjoys spending time with his wife and family; his three daughters are very excited to return home to Alaska where they were all born. He enjoys cooking, kayaking and spending time outdoors in Alaska.

Dr. J. David Andrews, MD

Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery

Dr. Andrews earned his undergraduate degree with honors from Duke University, and his medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago.

He completed a surgical internship and ENT residency at the University of Chicago, and he is board certified in otolaryngology – head and neck surgery. Following completion of his training in 2008, Dr. Andrews accepted a position at the Alaska Native Medical Center, where he worked for 14 years and served as medical director of the ENT department from 2019 – 2022. Through training and experience he has developed a broad and deep comprehensive otolaryngology practice, including patients of all ages. Dr. Andrews came to medical school after an 8-year career in television news, and this prior experience has shaped his practice of medicine.

In his first career, Dr. Andrews worked as a newscast producer and reporter. As a professional journalist, Dr. Andrews was trained to ask good questions, to listen carefully to the answers, and to present material clearly and understandably. This translates to his approach to patients, and while in training, earned him an award for humanism in medicine.

When away from the office, Dr. Andrews enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children, and partaking of his favorite hobbies – golf, running, skiing, and hiking.