Associate Chief Physician. She is mainly engaged in the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric otolaryngological diseases, and has extensive experience in managing various conditions including different types of rhinitis, adenoid hypertrophy, congenital hearing impairment, vertigo, hearing loss, otitis media, neck masses, and obstructive sleep apnea.

Main research directions: research on neurobiological mechanisms of pediatric sleep, epidemiological and mechanistic studies of neonatal hearing impairment, research on the application of portable sleep monitoring in pediatric snoring disorders, immunotherapy for pediatric allergic rhinitis, and diagnosis and treatment of pediatric vertigo.

Overseas training experience: She completed postdoctoral research in sleep disorders at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School; she was a visiting scholar at the Otology Laboratory of Yale School of Medicine, conducting research on electrophysiological mechanisms of hearing impairment.