Richard Ferraro

Richard Ferraro, MD, MS, serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. His academic work centers on clinical research in ear, nose, and throat surgery, with a focus on enhancing patient outcomes through innovative surgical and anesthetic approaches.

Dr. Ferraro's research spans Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, and Facial Plastic Surgery. Key areas include epistaxis management, anesthesia techniques (local, general, and sedation) for sinonasal procedures, laryngectomy care pathways, and reconstruction for facial paralysis. His studies address operative efficiency, recovery times, and complication reduction.

His publication record from 2000-2002 demonstrates a consistent investigation into optimizing ENT surgical protocols. Notable contributions include comparative analyses of anesthesia methods, critical pathways for laryngectomy, and mucosal melanoma management, reflecting a commitment to evidence-based practice in head and neck surgery.