Fort Street ENT - Dr Bartlett
*Important Update: The office is closed Wednesday March 27 to Tuesday April 2. We will re-open April 3 at 08:30 AM. Please refrain from phoning the office until April 3. For all emergency inquiries, please dial 911 or visit your nearest emergency room.
Please note, you must have a referral from a Medical Doctor (MD) to see an ENT specialist
If you are entering the office, please review the following guidelines:
Arrive at your appointment time, not early.
Please limit your companions; unless you require a chaperone, extra assistance, etc.
Masks are optional (we will provide you with a medical mask upon check-in if requsted).
Please sanitize your hands upon arriving in the office.
New Patients, please complete the following: NEW PATIENT FORMS
**Please do NOT enter our office without an appointment or if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms**
December 23, 2023
~ Meet Our Doctor ~
Dr. Clark Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. He completed his Otolaryngology (Ear, Nose and Throat) residency at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS. Dr. Bartlett practised general Otolaryngology in Nanaimo for four years, prior to completing his Otology/Neurotology fellowship at the University of Ottawa in October 2016. Dr. Bartlett has been in practice at Fort Street ENT, in Victoria BC, since 2016. Dr. Bartlett holds privileges at both Victoria General Hospital and Royal Jubilee Hospital. He provides on-call support and operates at both facilities. Dr. Bartlett has specialized training in Otology (ear) but also provides full spectrum diagnostic and treatment of pediatric and adult ear, nose and throat conditions.
What to Expect When You’re Referred to an ENT:
In order to see an ENT doctor, you need a referral. Referrals must come from a Medical Doctor (MD). This means a Walk-In Clinic, your Family Doctor, a Specialist or a Telehealth Service. The Medical Doctor will send our office a referral and you will then be placed on our waiting list. Our ENT doctors triage their own referrals on an urgency basis. Referrals deemed urgent will be given priority appointments. Our office will contact you to book an appointment once you reach the top of our waiting list. Until then, your referring doctor is responsible for assisting you with symptom management.
