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Resident Training
Fellows
Visitors
Continuing Education
Medical Students
Students from Boston University School of Medicine are routinely assigned to the sevice for two weeks during their third year, and are offered a one month elective during their fourth year; clinical electives (Clerkships) by fourth year students from other medical schools are advised for those contemplating application to our Residency Training Program in Otolaryngology and are welcome when authorized by their Dean and scheduled through our Coordinator of Training, Olivia Terrell.
email: olivia.terrell@bmc.org
Resident Education
The Boston University (Boston Medical Center) Training Program in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery is a five-year program, fully accredited by the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education. The Program offers a large and diverse clinical and surgical experience, close supervision by over twenty full-time faculty, a strong didactic program and opportunity for research in one the world’s most exciting centers of learning, Boston.
Fellows
Fellows working in the clinical aspects of Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery tend to compete with the Residents for clinical experiences; therefore, clinical Fellowships are not offered by our Program. Fellowships in a basic science related to Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery (for instance, Molecular Biology) may be arranged.
Visitors
Visits by Professionals interested in any aspect of Otolaryngology as practiced by our Department are welcome. Scheduled “Rounds”, CPCs & Lectures, and Didactic Series of Topics (lectures, but not the laboratory sessions) are open to all, and CME credits can be provided for most. To schedule visits for other purposes, contact the Department Secretary, Nina Leech.
E-mail: nina.leech@bmc.org
Continuing Education
A variety of courses on topics of special interest to the Department of Otolaryngology are offered annually, with CME credit provided by Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Continuing Education, telephone: 617-638-4605, Email: email: cme@med-mail.bu.edu.
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