Patrick E. Brookhouser, M.D., Memorial Lecture

Brookhouser Memorial Lecture

The Patrick E. Brookhouser, M.D., Memorial Lecture is a multi-session professional education opportunity for physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses and researchers to earn CME credits and hear from leading providers from a variety of specialties.

Previous topics have included:

Neurobehavioral Development and Disabilities Outcomes in Children with Cochlear Implants (2016)
Outcomes Research to Improve Sinusitis Management (2017).
Understanding the Dizzy Patient: Management Strategies to Improve Care (2018)
PANDAS: A Multi-Discipline Perspective (2019)
Current Aspects of Pediatric Neuroscience (2020)
Advances in Pediatric Neuroscience (2021)
Advances in Pediatrics Hearing Healthcare (2023)
Updates in Pediatric Specialty Care (2025)

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Brookhouser Memorial Lecture has transitioned to a hybrid event, with in-person and virtual attendance opportunities.

Patrick E. Brookhouser, M.D.

Dr. Patrick Brookhouser founded Boys Town National Research Hospital in 1972. Since that time, the hospital has provided care and treatment to patients from across the country and a number of foreign countries. He contributed to making Boys Town Hospital one of the most influential specialty and research institutes in the world.

Dr. Brookhouser has been recognized by medical colleagues and institutions for his contributions to the fields of otolaryngology and otology, along with the groundbreaking research he initiated in the treatment of hearing loss and other communication disorders, especially in children. Boys Town Hospital continues to lead translational research efforts in the fields of childhood deafness and has expanded to included research in language development and neurological development for all children.