Matt Robertson, M.D.

Dr. Robertson enjoys practicing the entire breadth of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. His training at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has prepared him well for all aspects of pediatric ENT disorders. He also has unique niches in the following areas: Vagus nerve stimulator surgery, Bone Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHA), and Inspire^R Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation (HNS). He enjoys thyroid and parathyroid surgery and has published research about the use of laryngeal nerve monitoring during these cases. Dr. Robertson has served with the Poudre Valley Hospital’s Cleft Palate Clinic. He has served in leadership roles as Vice Chief and Chief of the Surgery Department at Poudre Valley Hospital from 2010-2014. He has also served as a faculty member for CU Medical School and teaches medical students on their surgery rotations. 

In 2015, Dr. Robertson spearheaded an initiative to designate Poudre Valley Hospital as an implant center for Inspire^R Sleep Apnea Therapy. Inspire^R Sleep Therapy is a novel treatment option for CPAP-intolerant sleep apnea patients and is one type of cranial neurostimulator surgery.  His interest in cranial neurostimulator surgery began in residency when he performed his first Vagus Nerve Stimulator implant for epilepsy. Since then, Dr. Robertson has performed thousands of cranial nerve stimulators. This experience has provided a solid foundation for Inspire Sleep Apnea surgery and he is excited to be the surgeon for the first implant center in the Rocky Mountain Western region. He has also trained Alpine ENT’s younger surgeons how to perform this  surgery, ensuring they are all able to provide this service for both UCH and Banner Health Systems. 

Personal Information 

Dr. Robertson was born and raised in Oak Harbor, a small town in Northwest Ohio. His interest in medicine commenced in high school when he volunteered as an EMT with the local fire department. He later attended Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio, where he met his wife. After completing his undergraduate studies, his wife taught voice performance (Opera) while he attended medical school at the University of Cincinnati. They remained in Cincinnati for residency at University Hospital and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a premier program for pediatric ear, nose, and throat disorders. Dr. Robertson and his family moved to Fort Collins and joined Alpine ENT in 2006. He is a proud father of four children.