Christopher G. Jones-Brennan is a Pediatric Otolaryngologist based in Perth, WA. His practice is at 15 Hospital Avenue, 6009, Perth, WA, Australia. This is ear, nose and throat care for babies, kids and teens.
In day-to-day work, he looks after children who have ongoing or recurring ear problems. That can include things like ear infections and long-lasting issues such as fluid behind the eardrum (often called glue ear). He also helps with hearing concerns, from infant hearing loss to hearing changes that can happen after illness or due to noise exposure.
Some families come in because their child has trouble hearing properly at home or school. Others notice symptoms like ringing in the ears, discomfort, or drainage. At times, he treats more complex conditions too, including cholesteatoma and mastoiditis, where the ear area needs careful assessment and treatment.
He also focuses on how ear conditions can link in with speech and development. For example, he works with children who have developmental expressive language disorder and where hearing is part of the picture. In many cases, getting the ear issue sorted can make a real difference to what a child can hear and understand.
Surgery can be part of the plan when it’s needed. Treatments may include procedures such as adenoidectomy and myringotomy, depending on the child’s situation and what the tests show. He also works with families where a child has congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) or other health factors that can affect hearing and overall ear health.
Christopher also supports children with immune-related health needs, including HIV/AIDS, in a way that fits with their bigger medical picture. The aim is to keep care steady, practical, and clear, so families know what’s going on and what happens next.
While the details of training and research aren’t listed here, his clinical work covers a broad range of paediatric ear conditions. The overall focus stays the same: listening to parents, checking what’s actually happening in the ear, and choosing a sensible next step for each child.