PENDER – A visiting ear, nose and throat (ENT) doctor was recently recognized by Pender Community Hospital.
According to a release, PCH welcomed David Denman, MD as the area hospital is dedicated to elevating local healthcare.
Laura Gamble, Chief Executive Officer with Pender Community Hospital said, “With Dr. Denman joining our ranks, we can keep setting new standards for healthcare excellence.”
Dr. Denman’s skill covers a wide range of procedures, such as tonsil removal, adenoid removal, ear tube placement and sinus surgery. He is board-certified in otolaryngology, as well as head and neck surgery.
Dr. Denman is thrilled to be caring for more patients through PCH. He added it’s an honor to be a part of this welcoming community and glad to contribute his part to the health and well-being of patients at Pender Community Hospital.
Dr. Denman is now seeing patients at PCH, ensuring people from Pender and nearby communities have convenient access to these services.
On the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, Dr. Denman sees patients and performs surgeries at PCH.
Dr. Denman completed his medical education at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and a surgery internship at Iowa Methodist Medical Center – Des Moines. He completed his residency in otolaryngology and served as Chief Resident at UNMC.
Reach out to Pender Community Hospital at 402-385-3083 or visit pchne.org. Pender Community Hospital is located at 100 Hospital Drive in Pender.
