Ian David Cooley, MD, MS

Soo Kim Abboud, MD serves as Chief of Otolaryngology at Penn Presbyterian Hospital, and Clinical Director of Otolaryngology at Penn Medicine University City. She has clinical expertise in all aspects of general otolaryngology, including but not limited to sinonasal disorders, thyroid disease and cancer, neck masses, hoarseness, throat pain, recurrent tonsillitis, middle ear infections, ENT manifestations of Sjogren's Syndrome, and salivary gland diseases and malignancies. Dr. Abboud is actively involved with research that aims to improve the early detection of Sjogren's Syndrome as well as improve treatment options and outcomes for patients afflicted with this autoimmune disorder. Recognized in Philadelphia Magazine's annual Top Docs issues from 2012 to 2021

Recognized by America's Top Doctors, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012 - 2018Recognized by Best Doctors in America 2005 - 2018Recognized annually in Philadelphia magazine's Top Docs issues from 2004 - 2021Recognized by Suburban Life magazine's "Top Physicians 2010" issue

I am originally from Curitiba, Brazil, where I earned my medical degree in 2007 from the Federal University of Paraná, the oldest University in the country. After practicing a few years as a Family Physician in my hometown, I moved to the United States in 2009 to work as a post-doctoral research fellow in Biophysics at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, in Washington, D.C. I then completed my Internal Medicine residency, followed by a year as a Chief Resident, at the Georgetown University Hospital/Washington Hospital Center program, the largest hospital in our nation's capital. My Cardiology fellowship was then completed in New York, at NYU School of Medicine. Since 2018, I have been at Penn Medicine, where I received my training in cardiac electrophysiology and stayed as an attending physician treating patients with cardiac rhythm disorders.