Dr. Kenneth M. Scott, FACS is board-certified in Sleep Medicine and Otolaryngology. He completed his Residency in Otolaryngology with a specialization in Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. He was fellowship-trained in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the California Ear Institute at Stanford.
Dr. Kenneth M. Scott, FACS is board-certified in Sleep Medicine and Otolaryngology. He completed his Residency in Otolaryngology with a specialization in Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. He was fellowship-trained in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the California Ear Institute at Stanford.
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I appreciate that he was so patient with me during my appointment with him as I was fighting off a flare up with my Meneirs. .
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
The worst experience ever. This is also the second time he’s asked if my son is autistic. When I said no he’s just scared of drs because he’s gone through a lot, medically, he said in a very snarky voice “he better get over it.” I could go on but I won’t. He shouldn’t work with children.
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
He recommended that I use more oil. I wasn’t happy but will do as he says as he knows best!
(3 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
The best!
(1 month ago)
Oct-2025
Very attentive and nurse was very detailed.
(1 month ago)
Oct-2025
Dr Scott is a to the point doctor.
(1 month ago)
Oct-2025
I went for ringing in my ears and was told to come back in 2 years. I said am I supposed to put up with this for 2 years amd he said yes
(1 month ago)
Oct-2025
Very accommodating in getting me through our appointment in a timely manner when they were behind.
(2 months ago)
Sep-2025
He explained everything with me.
(2 months ago)
Sep-2025
Always seems like it is his way, what he has to say is the most important and you need to listen when he is talking. Tried to interrupt to ask a question and he kept talking with his "almost" prearranged speech about Cpap machines and why it was needed. The student that was with him explained everything better than he did. Wasn't worth my time to miss work, drive an hour each way for a 10 minute appt to get results. Could if told me over the phone, but then they would be out the $$. Basically he is not the greatest people person (and I work in customer service).
Education 1987 – Bachelors degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry from University of British Columbia 1991 – Doctorate of Medicine degree from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver Certifications Board Certified in Sleep Medicine Board Certified in Otolaryngology Post-Graduate Training 1996 – Residency in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery from University of Alberta, Edmonton 1998 – Fellowship in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery from the California Ear Institute at Stanford Practice History 1999 - 2006 – Dakota Clinic, Fargo, ND 2006 - Present – Midwest Ear, Nose & Throat, Sioux Falls, SD
I appreciate that he was so patient with me during my appointment with him as I was fighting off a flare up with my Meneirs. .
The worst experience ever. This is also the second time he’s asked if my son is autistic. When I said no he’s just scared of drs because he’s gone through a lot, medically, he said in a very snarky voice “he better get over it.” I could go on but I won’t. He shouldn’t work with children.
He recommended that I use more oil. I wasn’t happy but will do as he says as he knows best!
The best!
Very attentive and nurse was very detailed.
Dr Scott is a to the point doctor.
I went for ringing in my ears and was told to come back in 2 years. I said am I supposed to put up with this for 2 years amd he said yes
Very accommodating in getting me through our appointment in a timely manner when they were behind.
He explained everything with me.
Always seems like it is his way, what he has to say is the most important and you need to listen when he is talking. Tried to interrupt to ask a question and he kept talking with his "almost" prearranged speech about Cpap machines and why it was needed. The student that was with him explained everything better than he did. Wasn't worth my time to miss work, drive an hour each way for a 10 minute appt to get results. Could if told me over the phone, but then they would be out the $$. Basically he is not the greatest people person (and I work in customer service).