Background: Due to the geographical location, population, and climatic characteristics of Mongolia, ear, nose, and throat diseases have not decreased to a certain extent, and non-communicable diseases, which are the main causes of morbidity and mortality, are increasing year by year in many countries. Urbanization, population density, environmental and air pollution, unhealthy lifestyles, and harsh working conditions have a significant impact on human health and increase the risk of developing non-communicable diseases. In our country, the study of ear, nose, and throat diseases among emergency workers who work continuously in all weather conditions throughout the four seasons of the year is relatively rare, which was the reason for conducting this study. Aim: Emergency services in some aimags and soums in the Central and Khangai regions have been working to identify and diagnose ear, nose, and throat diseases among employees. Materials and Methods: Using an organization-based prospective study method, clinical examinations were conducted from September 25 to October 18, 2024, among employees of the Central and Khangai regions of Orkhon, Selenge (6 soums), Tuv (4 soums), Khuvsgul (5 soums), Arkhangai (2 soums), Darkhan (1 soum), Bulgan (3 soums), 7 aimags, and 21 soums. The diagnosis of ear, nose, and throat diseases was made using ICD codes, and the data was analyzed using EXCEL software. Results: Among the employees and workers of the emergency services of the aimag, soum who participated in the survey (n=984), 139 (14%) were female and 845 (86%) were male, with an average age of 31.7 years and an average number of years of service of 10.3. The frequency of diseases classified by ICD code as a percentage of occurrence was as follows: J34.2: 211 (21%), J35.1: 96 (9.75%), J31.0: 58 (5.89%), H90: 15 (1.5%), H61.2: 14 (1.4%), H72.0: 10 (1.01%), H65.4: 6 (0.6%), J34.89: 5 (0.5%), K21.0: 5 (0.5%), H61.81: 3 (0.3%), D11.0: 2 (0.2%), 119 (12%) with comorbidities, and 426 (43.3%) diagnosed as healthy without ENT diseases. Conclusion 43.3% of the employees of the National Health Insurance Agency of some aimags and soums of the Central and Khangai regions were diagnosed as healthy or without ear, nose and throat diseases, and deviated nasal septum (J34.2), enlarged tonsils (J35.0), chronic rhinitis (J31.0), and conductive and sensorineural hearing loss (H90) were commonly found.