Will Caldwell grew up in North Carolina and attended Davidson College, studying biology and working in East Africa as a wildlife manager. After graduating with AOA honors from the Brody School of Medicine, he spent five years on a sailboat in Baltimore, completing residency training in otolaryngology – head and neck surgery at the University of Maryland Medical System and the Shock Trauma Center of Maryland. He holds board certification in otolaryngology, allergy and sleep medicine.
Dr. Caldwell has dedicated much of his life’s work to global health equity and won two Emmy Awards for a documentary film depicting work in Southwest Haiti. Always learning new things, he is now pursuing a degree in global and refugee health and a fourth board certification in wilderness medicine.
Dr. Caldwell was named “Best ENT Doctor” for 14 years in a row and received over 26 awards for clinical and teaching excellence during his 23-year career. His special interests in ENT include sleep apnea surgery, pediatric ENT and the management of diseases affecting the “unified airway,” including sinus, allergy and nasal disorders.
The proud father of twin daughters, Dr. Caldwell enjoys flying planes, backpacking, mountaineering and skiing.
