Charles Saadeh, MD, MBA

As an undergraduate at Duke University, Dr. Saadeh studied chemistry and classical piano and spent a summer building a maternal/fetal clinic in rural Honduras. He went to medical school at Texas Tech University Health Science Center. During his residency at UT Southwestern in Dallas, he was immediately drawn to pediatric ear, nose and throat care, and won the resident research award as a chief resident.

Dr. Saadeh joined the Cook Children's Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Center team in 2021. He is passionate about all aspects of pediatric ENT, including endoscopic ear surgery for chronic ear disease, obstructive sleep apnea, chronic sinusitis and neck masses. He is truly energized by his interactions with kids and gets just as excited about a sticker or a lollipop as they do.

When not at work, he and his wife, a Fort Worth native and local rheumatologist, can be found spending time with their twin daughters, walking their rescue Great Pyrenees, running on the Trinity Trails, or watching Pixar movies. In his spare time, he enjoys making sourdough bread and Lebanese food.