• Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago / Northwestern
• Arkansas Children’s Hospital
• Baylor College of Medicine / Texas Children’s Hospital
• Children’s Hospital of Alabama
• Children’s Hospital Boston
• Children's Hospital Colorado / University of Colorado
• Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles
• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
• Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh / UPMC 
• Children's Hospital of Wisconsin / Medical College of Wisconsin
• Children's Minnesota / University of Minnesota
• Children’s Mercy Hospital / University of Kansas
• Children’s National Health System (Washington, DC)
• Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
• Connecticut Children's/ University of Connecticut
• Emory University/Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
• Johns Hopkins Hospital
• Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
• Medical University of South Carolina
• Nationwide Children's Hospital / Ohio State
• Nemours / duPont Hospital for Children
• NYU Langone Health
• Oregon Health & Science University
• Rady Children's Hospital / UC San Diego
• Seattle Children’s Hospital / University of Washington
• Stanford University
• St. Louis Children’s Hospital
• Toronto Hospital for Sick Children
• University of California San Francisco
• University of Iowa
• University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
• University of Tennessee / Le Bonheur Children's Hospital
• University of Texas Southwestern  
• University of Utah
• Vanderbilt University Medical Center

 

 

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago / Northwestern

Director:  James W. Schroeder, Jr., M.D. FACS, FAAP
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago
255 E. Chicago – Box 25
Chicago, IL 60611-2605
Phone:   312-227-6814
Fax: 312-227-9414
Email:   [email protected] or [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 2
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 Year
• # Fellow/Year: 2
• University Affiliation: Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
• Licensing Requirement: Illinois Licensure required
• Appointment Level: Fellow (ACGME)
• Clinic Responsibilities: 3-4 specialized and multispecialty half-day clinics per week.
• Operative Experience: Training includes extensive surgical experience in pediatric laryngology and bronchoesophagology, laryngeal reconstruction, endoscopy sinus surgery, skull base surgery, otology (including cochlear implant), head and neck, and the full spectrum pediatric otolaryngology.
• Research: Expected; dedicated time
• Resident Supervision: Yes – 3 residents
• Benefits: Medical and liability insurance; travel stipends for national meetings, postgraduate course
• Salary: PGY 6
• The Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Training Program at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago offers the pediatric otolaryngology fellow a broad-based clinical experience and clinical research exposure in an academic environment. The pediatric otolaryngology training program is one year in duration and is under the auspices of the ACGME program requirements. The fellowship program is associated with the ACGME-accredited otolaryngology residency training program at Northwestern University.

Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago is an international referral center for tertiary pediatric medicine.  The pediatric otolaryngology department at  Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago is the busiest in the region.  The otolaryngology department sees an average of 1200 outpatients per month and performs an average of 500 surgical procedures per month.  Fellows are involved in the care of high-risk neonates and children with a variety of rare and complicated congenital and acquired conditions that have otolaryngologic manifestations.  Fellows work closely with our nationally recognized expert pediatric otolaryngology subspecialty faculty to refine their skills in pediatric otolaryngology and to participate in advanced surgeries beyond the expertise of residents in training.  The volume of complex fellow “index” cases as defined by the American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology is exceeded year after year. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago offers the fellows exposure to a cutting-edge pediatric airway practice where they will be involved in the management of and surgical reconstruction of the compromised pediatric airway. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago is a national referral center for pediatric head and neck masses with national recognition for the treatment of congenital pediatric neck masses. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago has also recently been recognized as having the nation’s largest and one of the most successful cochlear implant programs.  Fellows will be exposed to the medical as well as surgical management of pediatric hearing loss. 

The fellows spend their entire training period on the pediatric otolaryngology service, developing confidence in patient care and operative techniques, refining their teaching skills, and increasing their level of comfort in administrating the pediatric otolaryngology surgical service. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago fellows are exposed to multiple interdisciplinary clinics including a craniofacial clinic, velopharyngeal clinic, and swallowing and dysphasia clinic. The fellows assume increased independent responsibility in a graduated fashion in the operating room, at the bedside, and in the clinic under supervision provided by the faculty. 

 

 

Arkansas Children’s Hospital

Director: Larry Hartzell, MD
Associate Director: Andre Wineland, MD
Division Chief:  Gresham Richter, MD
Coordinator: Richard Harper

Arkansas Children’s Hospital
1 Children’s Way slot 836
Little Rock, AR72202
Phone: 501-364-1047
Fax: 501-364-4790
Email: Richard Harper at rlharper@uams.edu or 501-686-5017 (fellowship coordinator) or Larry Hartzell, MD at [email protected] (fellowship director)

• Website: ACH website; UAMS department website
• Application Deadline: January 21
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year as an accredited fellow with second-year optional as an Instructor
• University Affiliation: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)
• Licensing Requirement: Arkansas Licensure Required
• Appointment Level: Fellow and Instructor – Department of Otolaryngology, University of Arkansas
• Operating Privileges: PGY6 level as accredited fellow and Instructor level for 2nd year fellow
• Clinic Responsibilities: Attending clinics and multi-specialty clinics as an accredited fellow. As an instructor, every other week fellow clinic and attending as well as multidisciplinary clinics.
• Operative Experience: Complete spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology problems from ear to airway with the addition of cleft lip and palate repair, pediatric facial plastics, and surgical treatment of vascular anomalies.
• Research: Clinic and basic science
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Case Load: Approximately 12,000 cases per year are seen in the clinic, and 4,200 operative cases per year
• Benefits: Medical, dental, liability, life and disability insurance. The instructor receives additional faculty benefits and a reflective salary.
• Additional Information: This is a fellowship that encompasses all aspects of pediatric otolaryngology and extensive opportunity research to build one academic platform. The fellows are available to attend all major cases and participate in daily rounds, teaching sessions, weekly conferences, and research activities.
• Application Procedure: We participate in the SF Match (sfmatch.org) and all applications should proceed through that website and follow the associated rules including a letter of intent, CV, letter of recommendation from the Program Director, and two other letters of reference.

 

 

Texas Children’s Hospital / Baylor College of Medicine

Chief of Service: Anna Messner, MD, FACS, FAAP
Program Director: Elton Lambert, MD
Phone: 832-822-5304
Fax: 832-825-9070
Email: [email protected] 

Program Coordinator: Loida Hernandez
Phone: 832-822-3519
Fax: 832-825-3251
Email: [email protected]

Address: 
Texas Children's Hospital
6701 Fannin, Suite 640.00
Houston, Texas 77030
Phone: 832-822-3267

• Application Deadline: January 19 
• Application Requirements: A unified application is required with 3 letters of reference, a CV, and a personal statement via SFMatch
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year.
• # Fellows per Year: 2
• Hospital Affiliation: Texas Children’s Hospital
• University Affiliation: Baylor College of Medicine
• Location: Houston, Texas
• Accreditation: The fellowship was established in 1992 and has been ACGME accredited since 1998.
• Faculty: As the largest Pediatric Otolaryngology department in the country, 20+ fellowship-trained Pediatric Otolaryngology Faculty provide the majority of the training experience. Faculty members have initial additional training in Laryngology, Head and Neck Oncology, Skull Base, and Neurotology.
• Licensing Requirement: Texas Physician in Training License or Full Medical License required.
• Appointment Level: PGY-6, Fellow, Department of Otolaryngology Baylor College of Medicine.
• About Texas Children's Hospital: 
  Operative Experience: Highlights of our surgical training include Endoscopic and Open Airway, Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Reinnervation, Microtia Repair, Cochlear Implants (over 80 implants performed every year), Endoscopic Ear Surgery, Ablation of Complex Head and Neck Tumors, Surgical and Laser-Assisted Ablative procedures for Vascular Anomalies, Velopharyngeal Insufficiency Surgery, Endoscopic Sinus and Skull Base Resection and Reconstruction.
  • Texas Children’s Hospital, a not-for-profit healthcare organization, is committed to creating a healthier future for children and women throughout the global community by leading in patient care, education, and research. Consistently ranked as the best children’s hospital in Texas, and among the top in the nation, Texas Children’s has garnered widespread recognition for its expertise and breakthroughs in pediatric and women’s health. The hospital includes the Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute; the Feigin Tower for pediatric research; Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women, a comprehensive obstetrics/gynecology facility focusing on high-risk births; Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus, a community hospital in suburban West Houston; and Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands, the first hospital devoted to children’s care for communities north of Houston. The organization also created Texas Children’s Health Plan, the nation’s first HMO for children; has the largest pediatric primary care network in the country, Texas Children’s Pediatrics; Texas Children’s Urgent Care clinics that specialize in after-hours care tailored specifically for children; and a global health program that’s channeling care to children and women all over the world. Texas Children’s Hospital is affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine. For more information, go to www.texaschildrens.org. Get the latest news by visiting the online newsroom and Twitter at twitter.com/texaschildrens.
• Clinic Experience: Rotating Multidisciplinary Clinics in Aerodigestive, Microtia, Hearing, Vascular Anomalies, VPI and Down’s; General Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellow Clinic
• Call requirements: Back up Home Call
• Research: Required, completion of a project for presentation at a national meeting or publication.
• Benefits: Medical, dental, and liability insurance; 3 weeks of vacation; travel stipend for scientific presentations; pediatric otolaryngology fellow book stipend.
• Salary: PGY - 6 level
• Additional Information: Our fellows enjoy warm, Texas hospitality as well as beautiful, state-of-the-art hospital facilities and near year-round balmy weather.
• Clinical Website: http://www.texaschildrens.org/departments/ear-nose-and-throat-otolaryngology
• Academic Website: https://www.bcm.edu/departments/otolaryngology-head-and-neck-surgery/education/pediatric-otolaryngology-fellowship

 

 

Children’s Hospital of Alabama

Director:  Nicholas Smith, MD, FACS
1940 Elmer Bissell Road
Birmingham, AL35243
Phone: 205-824-4949
Fax: 205-824-4983
email:  [email protected] 

• Application deadline: May 1
• Starting date: July 1
• Duration of fellowship: 1 year
• Number of fellows per year: 1
• University affiliation: University of Alabama Birmingham
• Eligibility: Individuals must have completed an ACGME or Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada accredited Otolaryngology residency and are eligible by the American Board of Otolaryngology. Alabama State license is also required.
• Caseload: 13,000 patient encounters each year through the clinic and yearly 5000 operative cases are performed.
• Operative experience: Wide exposure to pediatric otolaryngology problems with emphasis on cochlear implant experience, pediatric airway problems, head and neck surgery, complex otologic surgery including BAHA, microtia repair, endoscopic sinus surgery, evaluation and surgical treatment of velopharyngeal insufficiency, and cleft palate repair.
• Benefits: medical, dental, liability, life, travel stipend and disability insurance.
• Salary: competitive.
• Additional information: This is an extremely busy clinical fellowship that encompasses all aspects of pediatric otolaryngology with a strong emphasis on pediatric cochlear implantation. The fellow will be expected to attend all major cases and participate in daily rounds, manage the consult service, attend teaching sessions, and participate in weekly conferences. In addition, two peer-reviewed papers will be expected and submitted for publication during that year.
• Application procedure: Letter of intent, CV, letter of recommendation from Program Director, and two other letters of reference.
  Please download the unified application form:
  http://www.aspo.us/fellowships.php,
  http://www.sfmatch.org

Boston Children's Hospital 

Gi Soo Lee, MD, EdM
Director: Education and Fellowship Program
Boston Children’s Hospital
300 Longwood Avenue, BCH3129
Boston, Mass 02115
Phone: 617-355-1990
Fax: 617-730-0337
Email: [email protected]
Website:https://www.childrenshospital.org/departments/otolaryngology-and-communication-enhancement/medical-education-fellowship-program

• Application Deadline: Please check with San Francisco Match
• Duration of Fellowship: One-year clinical fellowship with optional second year (research-based)
• Program Start Date: August 1
• Number of Fellows per Year: 3
• University Affiliation: Harvard Medical School
• Accreditation: ACGME-accredited
• Licensing Requirement: State of Massachusetts Medical License
• Appointment Level: Clinical fellow
• Faculty: Department of Otolaryngology consists of 19 attending physicians, 46 Audiologists, 65 Speech pathologists, 21 Physician Assistants, 13 Nursing staff, and 112 support staff.
• Boston Children’s Hospital: BCH is the primary pediatric teaching hospital of the Harvard Medical School, ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the number one pediatric hospital in the country. It has the world’s largest and most active research enterprise of a pediatric hospital in the world. Clinical Care Highlights: 40 Clinical Departments, 258 Specialized Clinical Programs, 477 Licensed Beds, 730,167 Inpatient Discharges, 471,641 Outpatient Visits, 60,360 Emergency Department Visits and 27,813 Surgical Cases. Research Highlights: 600 Scientists including 9 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 7 members of the Institute of Medicine, and 13 members of Howard Hughes Medical Institute. 800,000 square feet of state-of-the-art laboratory space, $225 million annual funding.
• Clinic Experience: Participation in ORL subspecialty clinic on a rotating basis (Aero-Digestive Disorders, Head & Neck, Hearing Loss, Otology, Voice). Other Clinics (Craniofacial, Cleft lip and Palate, Fetal Medicine, Vascular Anomaly).
• Operative Experience: Extensive surgical experience in pediatric laryngology and bronchoesophagoscopy, endoscopic and open airway reconstruction, rhinology, otology (including cochlear implant), head and neck, and the full spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology.
• Research Experience: Extensive Clinical and Basic Science opportunities both at the ORL department and at Boston Children’s Hospital.
• Operative and Clinical Volume: ORL service totals approximately 12,000 surgical cases, 33,000 outpatient ORL visits, 48,000 Audiology and Speech visits per year.
• Didactic Sessions: Both weekly and monthly conferences which include Morbidity and Mortality, Radiology, Head & Neck, Airway, Research, Otology, Journal club, etc.
• Resident and Medical Students: Active supervision and mentorship of residents and medical students
• Benefits: Medical, dental, liability, two weeks vacation, one meeting attendance week, competitive salary (PGY-6)
• Application Procedure: Please contact Catherine Shank
• Phone: 617.355.1990
• Fax: 617.730.0337
• Email: [email protected]

 

 

Children’s Hospital Colorado / University of Colorado  

Patricia J. Yoon, MD, Fellowship Director
Associate Professor
Children’s Hospital Colorado
13123 East 16th Avenue, B455
Aurora, CO 80045
Phone: 720-777-8520
Fax: 720-777-7348
Fellowship Coordinator: Vicki Muscatello
Phone: 303-724-1965
Email: [email protected]

• Application deadline: February 1, 2019
• Starting date: July 8, 2020
• Duration of fellowship: 1 year
• Number of fellows per year: 2
• Affiliation: University of Colorado School of Medicine
• Accreditation: ACGME-accredited
• Licensing requirement: State of Colorado medical license
• Appointment level: PGY-6, Fellow, Department of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery
• Operating privileges: Staffing required
• Clinic responsibilities: Staffing required
• Operative experience: Wide exposure to all areas of pediatric otolaryngology practice, from routine to complex procedures, including chronic ear surgery, cochlear implantation, airway management and reconstruction, head and neck, sinus surgery, and cleft lip/palate
• Research: Required, with dedicated time provided
• Resident supervision: Yes – active, in OR, inpatient, and outpatient settings (otolaryngology and pediatric residents, as well as medical students)
• Caseload: Over 7,000 operative cases and over 16,000 clinic visits per year
• Call responsibilities: One weeknight per week and one weekend per month as resident back-up; attending staff on call as well. Night/weekend calls are from home.
• Benefits: Medical, Dental, Professional Liability, Life, Long-term Disability, Vision, Reimbursement Account, Tax Deferred Annuity Program, Leave and Vacation
• Salary: PGY-6
• Additional information: 9 full-time faculty members cover the breadth of pediatric otolaryngology with unique areas of clinical expertise, including airway, hearing loss, sinus, vascular malformation, sleep medicine, cleft lip/palate, and voice.
• Prerequisites: At the time of matriculation, the candidate must have successfully completed an ACGME or RCPSC-accredited Otolaryngology residency program and passed Step 3 of the USMLE examination
• Application procedure: Applicants will need to apply to the program using the Central Application Service (CAS). In addition to the required CAS documents (sent to SF Match), interested applicants should send a CV, personal statement, USMLE scores, and photo (optional) directly to the program.

 

 

Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles

Director: Jeffrey A Koempel, MD, MBA, FACS, FAAP
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
4560 Sunset Blvd  -  MS #58
Los Angeles, California  90027
Phone: 323-361-5959
Fax: 323-361-3717
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1 through the SF Match (www.sfmatch.org)
• Application requirements: central application and two letters of recommendation; one from the residency program director; a photo is requested
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 Year
• #Fellow/Year: 1
• University Affiliation: Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
• Hospital Affiliation: Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), Los Angeles California
• Post-graduate Training Requirement: documentation of successful completion of an ACGME-accredited otolaryngology residency program or an otolaryngology residency located in Canada and accredited by the RCPSC
• Licensing Requirement: California Licensure required
• Appointment Level: Fellow (ACGME-accredited)
• Clinic Responsibilities: See details below
• Operative Experience: Includes the full spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology; congenital and acquired head and neck disorders, thyroid/parathyroid, laryngology and bronchoesophagology with open and endoscopic procedures and video stroboscopy, otology with cochlear implant and endoscopic surgery, sinus surgery through both endoscopic and external approaches
• Call Requirements: None
• Research: Expected; dedicated time; full access to the Division’s research study coordinator
• Resident Supervision: Yes – 2 residents
• Benefits: Medical and liability insurance; travel stipends for ASPO meetings
• Salary: PGY 6

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), founded in 1901, was the first pediatric hospital in Southern California and is the largest in the area with more than 320 beds including 106 critical care beds offering more than 350 pediatric specialty programs and services. CHLA consistently ranks in the top 10 children’s hospitals in the nation according to the US News & World Report and is a referral center for Southern California, nationally and internationally. Founded in 1985, the American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology’s (ASPO) first president was Dr. Seymour Cohen whose practice was at CHLA. The Division of Otolaryngology at CHLA is the largest group of fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologists in Los Angeles. The Division averages 12,000 patient visits and 3,000 surgical procedures annually. 

Fellows are involved in the care of both common and complex otolaryngologic disorders in infants, children, and adolescents of a diverse population in one of the nation’s largest cities. All ACGME requirements are met or exceeded including the surgical case index for pediatric otolaryngology fellows. All full-time pediatric fellowship-trained faculty have received their training from different institutions across the nation offering the fellow a variety of perspectives and approaches to patient care. All other faculty are fellowship-trained in otology/neurotology, rhinology/sinus surgery, endocrine surgery, or facial plastic surgery. The majority of faculty have an additional graduate degree such as an MBA, PhD, or MPH.

The 12-month curriculum will enable the fellow to acquire the knowledge, skills, and judgment required to competently practice pediatric otolaryngology. Under the supervision of the full- and part-time faculty, the fellow will participate in patient care with a graded and progressive responsibility in outpatient clinics, inpatient and emergency room consultations, and surgical procedures. The fellow will also participate in multi-disciplinary clinics and teams such as Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Soft Tissue Oncology, Vascular Anomalies, Microtia, Thyroid/parathyroid (Endocrine), Rhinology/sinus surgery, Otology/cochlear implant, Craniofacial Team, Voice, Functional Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallow (FEES), and Aerodigestive Tract and Sleep. The fellow will engage in scholarly activity with a minimum requirement of submission of a research project for the annual ASPO meeting and complete at least one quality improvement project.  A full-time research study coordinator is available to the fellow to facilitate both basic science and clinical research.

 

 

 

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

This is a two-year program with the first year accredited by the ACGME. The second year offers a graduated junior attending experience (no call or weekends) and clinical enhancement rotations (either at CHOP or external institutions) in areas of specific clinical interest to the candidate (i.e. vascular malformations, skull-base, etc.). Leadership and business of medicine training (i.e., Wharton Course, ACPE annual course, Zupko coding course) are also offered in the second year.

Program Director:
Mark Rizzi, MD
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
3401 Civic Center Blvd., 1 Wood, #1417
Division of Otolaryngology
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Program Coordinator:
Beth Ann B. McCullough
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
3401 Civic Center Blvd., 1 Wood, #1417
Division of Otolaryngology
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-590-1582; fax: 215-590-3986
[email protected]
Website:https://aspo.us/page/fellowshipdetails#philadelphia

University Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Licensing Requirements: Pennsylvania licensure required
Program Requirements: Completion of an approved Otolaryngology residency program in either the United States or Canada
Appointment Level: Fellow
Operating Privileges: Staffing required
Clinic Responsibilities: Separate clinic
Operative Experience: Extensive exposure to all aspects of pediatric otolaryngological surgery with emphasis upon otology, endoscopic sinus surgery, bronchoesophagology, and laryngeal reconstruction.
Research: Opportunities are available to participate in clinical and basic science research projects.
Resident Supervision: Yes
Case Load: Total departmental cases include 7,500+ operative cases and 35,000+ outpatient office visits per year.
Call Responsibilities: Shared
Benefits: Medical and dental insurance.
Salary: appropriate for PGY level with potential for a second-year bonus at the discretion of the Program Director and Division Chief

Additional Information: 

• Application Deadline: January 31, 2022
• Interview Weekend: Spring 2022 by acceptance email only
• Start Date: July 1, 2023
• Program Duration: Two years
• ACGME Accreditation: Yes, first year only
• Fellows/Positions per year: Two

Apply via the San Fran Matching Program using the CAS application, www.sfmatch.org.

Upload the following with your SF Match application

1. CV
2. Three reference letters
3. MD license copy, if applicable
4. Board score copies (USLME Steps I-III, FLEX Parts I-III, NBME Parts I-III or ECFMG equivalent)
5. Passport photo (optional but very helpful)

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Division of Otolaryngology are equal opportunity employers who do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other protected category. CHOP is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor seeking priority referrals for protected veterans.

UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Director: Dr. Amanda Stapleton, MD
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Phone: (412) 692-5466
Fax: (412) 692-6074
Email:  [email protected]
Website:https://www.otolaryngology.pitt.edu/education/fellowships/pediatric-otolaryngology-fellowship-program

 

Fellowship Program Coordinator: Leanna Strawoet
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Phone: (412) 692-5466
Fax: (412) 692-6074
Email:[email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1, 2025
• Starting Date: August 1, 2026
• Duration of Fellowship Program: 1 Year
• University Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Medical Education Program
• Accreditation: ACGME Accredited
• Licensing Requirements: PA License Required
• Number of Fellows per Year: 2
• Appointment Level: Fellow, PGY-6
• Operating Privileges: Staffing Required
• Operative Experience: Wide exposure to all areas of pediatric otolaryngology with a focus on complex procedures including cochlear implants, airway management, laryngotracheal reconstruction, thyroid surgery, lymphatic malformations, sinus and skull base surgery, microtia and atresia, cleft palate and VPI.
• Clinic Responsibilities: Staffing Required
• Research: Dedicated Time Available
• Case Load: Approximately 27,000 outpatient visits at the main campus; approximately 8,200 surgical procedures inpatient and outpatient main campus
• Call Responsibilities: On average, every 3rd day as a resident backup; faculty on call as well
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Salary Range: Appropriate for level of training
• Benefits: Commensurate with the University Graduate Medical Education Policy
• Additional Information: Our Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Program was established in 1975 and has trained many leaders in the field of pediatric otolaryngology. Our ten full-time faculty are dedicated to providing a robust depth and breadth of training during this one-year clinical fellowship. We seek to train tomorrow's leaders in pediatric otolaryngology by providing unparalleled clinical exposure coupled with a strong didactic curriculum. Our fellowship is organized to intentionally maximize time in the operating room and in subspecialty clinics and specialty centers. These multidisciplinary clinics include the aerodigestive Center, Hearing Center, Congenital Ear (Microtia/Atresia) Center, Voice and Swallowing Center, Cleft-Craniofacial Center, Vascular Anomalies Center, Vocal fold dysfunction clinic, and Pediatric Advanced Rhinology Clinic Clinic.
• Website: https://www.otolaryngology.pitt.edu/education/fellowships/pediatric-otolaryngology-fellowship-program
• Application: We participate in the Pediatric Otolaryngology SF Match Program. Please download the unified application form at: www.sfmatch.org.

 

 

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin / Medical College of Wisconsin

Contacts:
Program Director: Robert Chun, MD
Phone: 414-266-8383
Fax: 412-266-2693
Email: [email protected]

Program Coordinator: Alyssa Schwab
Phone: 414-805-5671
Email: [email protected]

Address:
9000 West Wisconsin Avenue
MS# 782-A
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Website: https://www.mcw.edu/departments/ent-Ear-Nose-Throat/education/pediatric-otolaryngology-fellowship 

• Application Deadline: March 15
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship Program: 1 year
• University Affiliation: Medical College of Wisconsin
• Accreditation: ACGME-accredited
• Licensing Requirements: WI License Required
• Number of Fellows per Year: 1
• Appointment Level: PGY6 Fellow, Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology, Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences
• Operating Privileges: Staffing Required
• Operative Experience: Wide exposure to all areas of routine, as well as more complex pediatric otolaryngological procedures including cochlear implants, airway management, laryngotracheal reconstruction, head and neck masses, surgical and laser treatment of vascular anomalies, pediatric facial trauma, sinus surgery.
• Clinic Responsibilities: Staffing Required
• Research: Clinical and basic science. Dedicated time available.
• Case Load: Approximately 25,000 outpatient visits at the main campus; approximately 6000 surgical procedures inpatient and outpatient main campus
• Call Responsibilities: On average, every 4th week as a second call.
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Salary Range: Appropriate for level of training
• Benefits: Commensurate with the University Graduate Medical Education Policy

Additional information:  Our nine full-time pediatric otolaryngology faculty offer a broad spectrum of exposure to the world of pediatric otolaryngology.  An additional strength includes many multidisciplinary clinics and teams to manage patients with complex needs:  Aerodigestive and Voice Clinic, Tracheostomy and Ventilator Clinic, Multidisciplinary Sinus Clinic, Saliva Control Clinic, Vascular Anomaly Clinic, Facial Plastics Clinic, Cleft Lip and Palate Clinic, Voice Clinic, Maternal Fetal Medicine Program and EXIT procedures, Tracheal team for cardiothoracic patients, FEES Clinic, Velocardiofacial Syndrome Clinic, Cochlear Implant Team, and Sleep Clinic.  A strong didactic program is in place including practical courses in endoscopy, temporal bone, and sinus surgery. For more information, visit our website at www.mcw.edu/ent. 

Application:   We participate in the Pediatric Otolaryngology SF Match Program. For additional application information, please visit www.sfmatch.org. 

 

 

Children's Minnesota / University of Minnesota

Director: Brianne Barnett Roby, MD
Children’s Specialty Ctr, Suite 450
2530 Chicago Ave South
Minneapolis, MN  55404
Phone: 612-874-1292
Fax: 612-874-0985
Email: [email protected] 
Program Link: https://www.childrensmn.org/careers/internship-residency-fellowship-programs/pediatric-ent-facial-plastic-surgery-fellowship/

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• University Affiliation: University of Minnesota
• Licensing Requirement: Minnesota Licensure Required
• Appointment Level: Fellow and Instructor – Department of Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota
• Operating Privileges: Instructor level
• Clinic Responsibilities: Instruct residents in the operating room and clinic.
• Operative Experience: Entire spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology problems with an emphasis on cleft lip and palate repair, pediatric airway problems, head and neck surgery, facial plastic surgery, vascular malformations, surgical endoscopic sinus surgery, and a strong emphasis on otology and cochlear implants.
• Research: Clinic and basic science
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Case Load: Over 7,000 cases are performed at Children's Minnesota and 1,000 at the University of Minnesota for combined cases of over 8,500. The Fellow does over 1,000 complex cases per year.
• Benefits: Medical, dental, liability, life and disability insurance
• Additional Information: This is a fellowship that encompasses all aspects of pediatric otolaryngology with an emphasis on cleft lip and palate. The fellow will be expected to attend all major cases and participate in daily rounds, teaching sessions, weekly conferences, and research activities.
• Application Procedure: Applicant should complete the SF Match application (www.sfmatch.org), including a letter of recommendation from their Program Director. The interview will take place in the Spring of the year before fellowship.

 

 

Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO

Director: Laura Neff, MD, MPH
Associate Program Director: Jason Brown, DO
2401 Gillham Road
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City, MO 64108
Phone: 816-234-3043
Email: [email protected]

Fellowship Coordinator: Danielle Vogt, MBA
Phone: 816-983-6875
Fax: 816-983-6430
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.childrensmercy.org/professional-education/fellowships/pediatric-otolaryngology-fellowship/

• Application deadline: January 15th
• Starting date: July 1st of the following year
• Duration of Fellowship: One year
• Numbers of Fellows/Year: One
• University Affiliation: The University of Kansas / University of Missouri-Kansas City
• Accreditation: Accredited by AGME in 2010
• Licensing Requirement: Missouri licensure required
• Appointment level: Fellow, PGY-6
• Operating privileges: Staff required
• Clinic Responsibilities: Fellow clinic ½ day per week. The fellow will participate in some multidisciplinary clinics including Down’s clinic, Cleft Palate Clinic, Aero-digestive clinic, vascular malformations clinic, and neonatal vent clinic.
• Operative Experience: All aspects of pediatric otolaryngology surgery including endoscopic and open airway cases, head and neck procedures, endoscopic sinus procedures, congenital disorders, otology including cochlear implants, and plastic surgery including cleft palate.
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Case Load: Over 4,000 operative cases per year at Children’s Mercy Hospital.
• Benefits: PGY-6 salary and benefits (see www.childrensmercy.org, graduate medical education benefits, and perks).
• Call Responsibilities: The fellow will take backup call to the otolaryngology residents one time per week and one weekend per month, with attending backup. The fellow will have no holiday call.
• Additional Information: The fellow will participate in both fellow-level conferences at Children's Mercy and occasionally at the University of Kansas Medical Center. There will be both medical student and resident teaching opportunities.
• Application procedure: Please send an email of interest to [email protected]. We will use the Central Application Service found on the San Francisco Match website (http://www.sfmatch.org/). We also require 2 letters of recommendation, one from your program director. Interviews will take place in the spring of one year before fellowship.

 

 

Children’s National Health System (Washington, DC)

Director: Alexandra Espinel, MD
Children’s National Health System
Department of Otolaryngology
111 Michigan Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20010
Phone: 202-476-3659
Fax: 202-476-5038
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://childrensnational.org/healthcare-providers/healthcare-education/residencies-and-fellowships/fellowship-programs/otolaryngology

• Application Deadline: February 15
• Starting Date: July 1st
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year with an option of a 2nd year of research
• Number of Fellows per Year: Two
• Accreditation: Accredited by ACGME since 2007
• University Affiliation: George Washington University School of Medicine
• Eligibility: Individuals must have completed an ACGME or Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada accredited Otolaryngology residency and are eligible or certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology. District of Columbia license is also required.
• Case Load: The otolaryngology department has over 19,500 patient encounters each year (including outpatient and inpatient visits). Yearly 6,500 operative cases are performed.
• Specialty Clinics: Airway, aerodigestive/sleep, craniofacial, complex sinus, vascular malformation, velopharyngeal insufficiency, hearing impairment, cochlear implant/BAHA, swallowing/oromotor,  and voice multi-specialty clinics are offered in conjunction with other disciplines.
• Conferences/Didactics: Fellows participate in monthly journal club, weekly pediatric otolaryngology conferences, monthly morbidity and mortality conferences, and radiology/pathology conferences.
• Research Year: Clinical research is required with the development of a research project and submission of an IRB application. Guidance with grant application and developing bench research are available for those opting for additional research year. A fellowship in surgical innovation translational research is potentially available as an option for a second year if the fellow is interested.
• Call Responsibility/Resident Supervision: Please contact us at 202-476-3659.
• Salary: Competitive at PGY6 level, please call for details at 202-476-3659.
• Benefits: Medical, dental, and liability insurance, office, four weeks of vacation, computer, and travel stipend are provided.
• Application Form: Please download the unified application form and apply as directed through http://www.sfmatch.org/
• Other Requirements: Three letters of recommendation, curriculum vitae, and personal statement to be submitted as specified through sfmatch.org.

As one of the oldest fellowships in the country, Children’s National has graduated over 50 fellows. During their year at Children’s, the fellows have exposure to a wide range of disorders that are encountered in clinical practice, and a large volume of experience involves the management of middle ear disorders and airway problems. In addition, fellows gain experience in the diagnosis and management of children with disorders of the paranasal sinuses, congenital abnormalities and tumors of the head and neck, craniofacial anomalies, voice and speech disorders, vascular malformations, and aerodigestive diseases.

https://childrensnational.org/research-and-education/healthcare-education/residencies-and-fellowships/fellowship-programs/otolaryngology#tab-5

 

 

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

Director: J. Paul Willging, MD
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Avenue, ML 2018
Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039

Fellowship Coordinator: Patricia Books
Phone: 513-636-2287
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/education/clinical/fellowship/ent

• Starting Date: July 1
• Application deadline: February 1 (contact Patricia Books with questions)
• Duration of fellowship: 2 years
• # Fellows per year: 3 to match for fellowships
• University Affiliation: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
• Licensing Requirement: Ohio training certificate, full license only if moonlighting
• Appointment Level: Appropriate PGY level
• Operative Experience: Comprehensive training in pediatric otolaryngology-head and neck: airway, sinus, cochlear implantation, head and neck, pediatric neurotology, VPI, pediatric voice, feeding and swallowing disorders, Craniofacial Team and vascular malformations
• Case Load: Average 35,000 ENT office visits per year, with 13,000 surgical cases
• Benefits: Medical, dental, and liability insurance, travel stipend
• Salary: Competitive
• Additional Information: Established in 1976, the Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Training Program has been ACGME accredited since 1998. In addition to a strong clinical experience, the 2-year fellowship includes a 5-month dedicated research block. Fellows also participate in radiology conferences, craniofacial team meetings, Aerodigestive and Sleep Center meetings, Grand Rounds, pediatric otolaryngology seminars, research planning, and Tumor Board meetings. The goal of the research component is the development of a research project, including grant preparation, human rights/animal care committee evaluation, and successful competition for funding.

 

 

Connecticut Children's/ University of Connecticut

Christopher Grindle, MD
Fellowship Program Director
University of Connecticut Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Program
Connecticut Children's
Department of Pediatric Otolaryngology
282 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06016
Phone: 860-837-6260
Fax: 860-837-6261
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: Please check with San Francisco Match
• Duration of Fellowship: One-year clinical fellowship
• Number of Fellows per Year: 1
• University Affiliation: University of Connecticut
• Accreditation: ACGME-accredited
• Licensing Requirement: State of Connecticut Medical License
• Appointment Level: Clinical fellow
• Faculty: Division of Otolaryngology consists of 6 Attending Physicians, 3 Physician Assistants, 2 Nurse Practitioners, and 2 Nurses.

Connecticut Children’s is the only hospital in Connecticut dedicated exclusively to the care of children and is ranked one of the best children’s hospitals in the nation by U.S. News & World Report and is a Magnet® designated hospital. Connecticut Children’s serves as the primary pediatric teaching hospital for the UConn School of Medicine, has a teaching partnership with the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University, and is a research partner of The Jackson Laboratory. Connecticut Children’s provides more than 30 pediatric specialties along with community-based programs to uniquely care for the physical, social, and emotional needs of children. Our team of pediatric experts and care coordinators brings access to breakthrough research, advanced treatments for both rare and common diseases, and innovative health and safety programs to every child. Connecticut Children’s is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to improve access to healthcare for all children through convenient locations, care alliances, and partnerships. 

Clinic Experience: The fellow will participate in some multidisciplinary clinics including a Craniofacial clinic, an Aero-digestive clinic, Voice clinic.

Operative Experience: Complete spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology - head and neck surgery, including pediatric airway, otology including cochlear implantation, rhinology, head and neck, and exposure to cleft lip and palate.

Research Experience: opportunities for clinical research.

Operative and Clinical Volume: Approximately 2,500 surgical cases, and 14,000 outpatient visits annually.

Didactic Sessions: weekly, and quarterly conferences which include Quality Improvement, Radiology, Head & Neck, Airway, Research, Vestibular, Cochlear Implant, Vascular malformations, Journal club, etc.

Resident and Medical Students: Active supervision and mentorship of residents and medical students

Benefits: Medical, dental, liability, four weeks vacation, one meeting attendance week, competitive salary (PGY-6)

Application Procedure:
Please contact Marianne Custer, BS, C-TAGME
Phone: 860.837.6260
Fax: 860.837.6261
Email: [email protected]

 

 

Emory University/Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

Director: Kara K. Prickett   
Email: [email protected]
For information contact: Renita McCoy
Phone: 404-686-1424
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Start Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• Number of Fellows: 1
• Number of staff pediatric otolaryngologists: 11
• Eligibility: Residents who have completed an ACGME or Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada accredited otolaryngology residency and are eligible or certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology. GA medical license required.
• Specialty Clinics: hearing loss, aerodigestive, craniofacial, dysphagia, technology-dependent, bone-marrow failure, Turner syndrome, radiology, and vascular malformations.
• Case Load: >13,000 otolaryngology cases per year (including cochlear implant, airway reconstruction, head and neck cancer resection and reconstruction, cleft, and VPI surgery).
• Opportunities: international cleft lip/palate mission, potential for additional research/MPH based on interest
• Resident Supervision: PGY1/PGY2/PGY4
• Salary: PGY6
• Benefits: all applicable Emory benefits are available
• Application: apply through SFmatch.org, provide 3 letters of recommendation, a CV, and a personal statement
• Interviews: March 24-25

 

 

Johns Hopkins Hospital

Director: David E. Tunkel, MD
Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center, Room 6231
601 North Caroline Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21287-0910
Phone: 410-955-1559
Fax: 410-955-0035
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• # Fellows per Year: One
• University Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
• Licensing Requirement: A Maryland medical license required
• Appointment Level: Clinical Fellow
• Operating Privileges: Yes, for some cases within the core specialty.
• Clinic Responsibilities: Separate clinic, and assist staff
• Operative Experience: Large, including contemporary techniques of airway management, head and neck surgery, otology, and functional endoscopic sinus surgery
• Research: Dedicated time available
• Resident Supervision: Yes, limited
• Case Load: Large
• Call Responsibilities: One week a month along with peds oto faculty
• Benefits: Commensurate with university and departmental policies
• Salary: Appropriate for the level of training
• Additional Information: The primary focus of this fellowship is the development of clinical skills. The fellow will be responsible for clinical decision-making, with staff back-up as needed. The fellow serves on the craniofacial team, and staffs several clinics at chronic pediatric hospitals. There are multiple opportunities for extended and collaborative research within the department and the institution.

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

Christopher J. Hartnick, MD, MS EPI
Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Director
Department of Otolaryngology
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-573-4206
Fax: 617-573-6845
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.masseyeandear.org/for-professionals/ent/fellowship_program/fellow-in-ped-ent/

• Application deadline: January 1
• Duration of Fellowship: One-year clinical fellowship w/ optional second year
• # Fellows per year: 1
• University Affiliation: Harvard Medical School
• Licensing Requirement: Limited Massachusetts Licensure Required
• Appointment Level: Clinical Fellow
• Operating Privileges: with staff accompaniment (not independently
• Clinic Responsibilities: Airway Disorders Clinic, Voice Clinic, Multidisciplinary Head and Neck Rounds, Multidisciplinary Otology/Sensorineural Hearing Loss Clinic
• Operative Experience: All areas of pediatric otolaryngology including complex otology cases, cochlear implantation, head and neck surgery, airway endoscopy, laryngotracheal reconstruction, phonomicrosurgery, endoscopic sinus surgery.
• Large ICU/NICU population
• Research: Clinical research required; dedicated time available for basic research in 2nd optional year
• Resident Supervision: Active supervision of residents and medical students on inpatient and consult services; intra-operative resident teaching where appropriate.
• Case Load: The MEEI Pediatric ORL Service totals performs approximately 4500 surgical cases and sees approximately 9,000 outpatient visits annually
• Benefits; Medical, liability; two weeks vacation; one meeting attendance week plus stipend, PGY-6 salary.
• Additional Information: The current MEEI pediatric otolaryngology practice group consists of 4 full-time physicians and the addition of 1 full-time otologist with a special interest in pediatrics. The fellow is responsible for the inpatient and consult services, the latter involving the MassGeneral Hospital for Children, the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, and the Shriners Burns Institute. At the MEEI there is interaction with both the largest multi-subspecialty adult ORL practice as well as the largest audiology and speech/language department in New England.

Application procedure: Send an email request to: [email protected] or call 617-573-4206 for additional information.

 

 

Medical University of South Carolina Children's Hospital 

Fellowship director and contact:
Clarice Clemmens, MD
Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
135 Rutledge Avenue MSC 550
Charleston, SC29425
Phone 843-792-7343
Fax 843-792-5271
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• University Affiliation: Medical University of South Carolina
• Licensing Requirement: South Carolina Licensure Required
• Appointment Level: Fellow and Instructor
• Operating Privileges: Instructor level
• Clinic Responsibilities: Weekly fellow clinic, instructing residents in general clinics
• Operative Experience: Entire spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology. Areas of emphasis include cleft lip and palate repair, open and endoscopic airway management, otologic surgery including cochlear implantation, head and neck surgery, facial plastic surgery and microtia repair, endoscopic sinus surgery, and other pediatric problems.
• Research: Clinical, with an optional additional year of research
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Case Load: Over 2,500 operative cases and 7,000 clinic visits per year
• Benefits: Medical, dental, liability, life and disability insurance
• Additional Information: This fellowship encompasses all aspects of pediatric otolaryngology and incorporates complex cases from three pediatric otolaryngologists as well as faculty in the divisions of neurotology, facial plastics, rhinology, and head and neck surgery. The fellow will be expected to attend all major cases and participate in daily rounds, teaching sessions, weekly conferences, and research activities. Fellows will have the opportunity to participate in an overseas trip focused on pediatric otolaryngology.
• Application Procedure: We participate in the Pediatric Otolaryngology SF Match Program. Please download the unified application form at www.sfmatch.org.

Nationwide Children's Hospital / Ohio State

Director: Gregory Wiet, MD
Contact: Janet Corbi
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Columbus, OH 43205
Phone: 614-722-3859
Email: [email protected] 

• Application Deadline: February 9, 2018
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• University Affiliation: The Ohio State University
• Requirement: Ohio Training Cert
• Appointment Level: Instructor, Department of Otolaryngology, Ohio State University
• Operating Privileges: Yes
• Clinic Responsibilities: Weekly fellow clinic, and instructing residents in general clinics.
• Operative Experience: Entire spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology problems, pediatric airway endoscopies and surgical repairs, head and neck surgery, Cleft palate repair and microtia/atresia repair, surgical and laser treatment of vascular lesions, endoscopic sinus surgery including skull-base surgery, and cochlear implants as well as unusual congenital middle ear surgeries.
• Research: Clinic and basic science opportunities available.
• Resident Supervision: Yes.
• Case Load: Approximately 2,000 operative cases per year.
• Benefits: Medical, liability, life and disability insurance, board expenses, travel, and educational expenses,
• Additional Information: Nationwide Children’s Hospital, a free-standing Children’s Hospital, is home to the Combined Pediatric Airway Center, Craniofacial Center, and Pediatric Cochlear Implant Program. There would also be opportunities for research as well as rotations in pediatric plastic surgery.
• Application Procedure: Sfmatch.org

 

 

Nemours / duPont Hospital for Children

Director:  Heather Nardone, MD
Contacts: Nina Tarabicos-Dowd, BS
Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
duPont Hospital for Children
1600 Rockland Road
Wilmington, DE 19803
Phone:  302-651-5829
Email: [email protected]
Website:  www.Nemours.org

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: One Year
• Number of Fellows per year: one/(12 months)
• University Affiliation: Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA
• Primary institutions: Nemours / Alfred I duPont Hospital for Children, Wilmington, DE
• Licensing Requirements: Medical Training License State of Delaware
• Appointment Level: Fellow (PGY6)
• Operating Privileges: Complete spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology - head and neck surgery, including pediatric airway, cochlear implantation, vestibular disorders, and exposure to cleft lip and palate.
• Research: Clinical and/or basic science presentations/publications encouraged and supported.
• Resident supervision: Yes - 2 residents PGY 2 & PGY 4
• Case Load: Outpatient Activity 10,000 visits per year (duPont Hospital Nemours Children’s Clinic - Wilmington, DE)
• Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Liability Insurance; travel and educational stipend
• Salary: PGY6 or higher for level of training
• Accreditation: ACGME-accredited
• Application Procedure: Please use the unified application form at sfmatch.org. Cover letter, CV, and 3 letters of reference emailed to  [email protected] and [email protected].

 

 

NYU Langone Health

Fellowship Director:
Max M. April, MD, FAAP, FACS
240 East 38th Street
New York, NY 10016
Phone: 646-501-7904
Email: [email protected] 

Fellowship Coordinator:
Monica Caraballo
Phone: 212-263-6344
Email: [email protected] 

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Starting Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• # of fellows per year: 1
• University Affiliation: New York University
• Fellowship is endowed by the Millstone Family
• Licensing Requirement: New York State license
• Appointment Level: Faculty
• Case Load: 2500 operative cases
• Clinic Responsibilities: Weekly pediatric clinic at Bellevue Hospital, craniofacial clinic biweekly, craniofacial airway clinic monthly, Aerodigestive clinic biweekly.
• Salary: competitive, appropriate for PGY level
• Benefits: per university policy, funding is available for meetings and presentations.
• Medical mission trips for cleft lip and palate surgery are one to two weeks available
• Additional information: 4 fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologists with at least one more starting in 2018. Hassenfeld Children's Hospital is opening its 160,000 square foot state-of-the-art green facility with 68 single-bedded patient rooms along with PICU and 5 operating rooms in 2018. All aspects of pediatric otolaryngology are covered including collaboration with our divisions of Otology, rhinology and skull base surgery, head and neck surgery (including free flaps), laryngology, and plastic surgery.
• Application procedure: letter of intent, CV, 3 letters of recommendation including residency program director.

Oregon Health & Science University

Director:  Carol J. MacArthur, M.D.
Associate Director: Christopher Hargunani, M.D.
Oregon Health & Science University
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd., PV-01
Portland, OR 97211

Email: Carter Michell at [email protected] (fellowship coordinator) or Carol MacArthur, MD at [email protected] (fellowship director)

Phone: 503-494-5350
Fax: 503-494-4631

• Application Deadline: March 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 Year
• # Fellow/Year: 1
• University Affiliation: Oregon Health & Science University
• Licensing Requirement: Oregon Licensure required
• Appointment Level: Fellow (ACGME). Instructor, Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
• Clinic Responsibilities: 3-4 specialized and multispecialty half-day clinics per week.
• Operative Experience: The fellow will train in all areas of pediatric otolaryngology, including cleft lip and palate, VPI evaluation and surgery, open airway reconstruction, cochlear implantation, chronic ear surgery, pediatric endocrine surgery, pediatric head, and neck surgery, as well as training in the medical and surgical care of children with complex tertiary otolaryngologic problems.
• Research: Expected; dedicated time
• Teaching Responsibilities: The fellow will be responsible for one case review conference each month, 1 grand round presentation during the year, and will participate in the resident education program.
• Benefits: Medical and liability insurance; annual allowance for business and professional meetings or expenses.
• Appointment Level: Instructor, Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
• Salary: Competitive with Oregon’s Pay Equity Law
• We aim to train highly qualified pediatric otolaryngology fellows who are seeking well-rounded training in all areas of pediatric otolaryngology. The Oregon Health & Science University/Doernbecher Children’s Hospital offers a one-year, intensive clinical pediatric fellowship program with training in all areas of pediatric otolaryngology, including cleft lip and palate, VPI evaluation and surgery, open airway reconstruction, cochlear implantation, chronic ear surgery, pediatric endocrine surgery, pediatric head and neck surgery, as well as training in the medical and surgical care of children with complex tertiary otolaryngologic problems. OHSU is the only academic hospital in the state of Oregon and receives patients from the entire Northwest region, Alaska, and Northern California. We aim to train the next generation of leaders in pediatric otolaryngology given the strength and breadth of our faculty expertise and vibrant regional practice that DCH attracts.

Rady Children’s Hospital / UC San Diego

Director: Shelby Leuin, MD
Rady Children’s Hospital, San Diego
Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology
3020 Children’s Way, MC 5024
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone: 858-309-7701
Email: [email protected]
Administrative Contact: Janelle Lagler
Email: [email protected]

• Start Date: July 1
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• # Fellows per Year: One fellow taken every year
• University Affiliation: UCSD, Balboa Naval Hospital
• Licensing Requirement: California Medical License
• Appointment Level: fellow
• Operating Privileges: Yes
• Clinic Responsibilities: 1/2 day clinic 2x/week. In addition, opportunity for monthly involvement with a hearing clinic, cleft palate, craniofacial and vascular anomalies clinic, and cochlear implant planning meeting.
• Operative Experience: Entire spectrum of surgical pediatric otolaryngology and otologic procedures. Laryngology with laser and micridebrider and papilloma experience, bronchesophagology (including foreign body removal), reconstructive airway surgical intervention, extensive intranasal and endoscopic sinus surgery, pediatric head and neck surgery, reconstructive ear surgery, cochlear implantation, and bone anchored hearing aids.
• Research: Extensive opportunities for clinical research
• Resident Supervision: Yes
• Case Load: Complete pediatric otolaryngology experience.
• Benefits: Medical and liability insurance, hospital dues, meeting travel stipend, medical reimbursement for uncovered expenses, eligibility for university housing on a case-by-case basis, and post graduate course in CREST. (clinical research, ethics, and statistics training)
• Salary: Commensurate for PGY level 6
• Additional Information: The division of pediatric otolaryngology consists of eight attending physicians. This fellowship is directed at providing the candidate with necessary surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic skills in all aspects of pediatric otolaryngology. Completion of this fellowship will enable the graduate to attain a position in a tertiary care pediatric institution. A complete clinical experience includes close interaction with the pediatric ICU and neonatal intensive care staff. Didactic experiences include radiology and pathology conferences, otolaryngology grand rounds, journal clubs, and multi-disciplinary conferences. Time may be spent with other pediatric specialties.

 

 

Seattle Children’s Hospital / University of Washington

Director: Henry Ou, MD, MA
Seattle Children's Hospital
Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology
4800 Sand Point Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206-616-4328
Email: [email protected]

• Application Deadline: February 1
• Letters of recommendation: 3 - including a letter from the Residency Program Director
• Accreditation Status: ACGME accredited fellowship
• Duration of Fellowship: 1 year
• # Fellows per Year: 2
• University Affiliation: University of Washington
• Licensing Requirement: Washington State Licensure Required
• Appointment Level: Fellow
• Operating Privileges: per ACGME regulations
• Clinic Responsibilities: Focus on subspecialty clinics
• Operative Experience: Entire spectrum of surgical pediatric otolaryngology including pediatric otology and cochlear implantation, airway endoscopy and open airway reconstructive surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, pediatric head and neck surgery including vascular malformations and thyroid, cleft palate and speech surgery, and reconstructive surgery including microtia surgery.
• Research: Clinical research expected
• Resident Supervision: Otolaryngology - head and neck surgery residents and medical students
• Case Load: Extensive - both in the clinic and in the operating room
• Benefits: Commensurate with University of Washington policy
• Salary: Appropriate for the level of training

Stanford University

Director: Mai Thy Truong, MD
The Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology
Stanford University School of Medicine
Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford
801 Welch Rd.
Palo Alto, CA 94305
Phone: 650-725-6500 FAX: 650-725-6685
Email: [email protected]

Application Deadline: February 1
Start Date: July 1
Program Duration: 1 year
Salary Range: PGY VI
Licensing Requirements: California License, USMLE Step I-III or Canadian Licensing Exam.
Accreditation: Application for ACGME accreditation submitted.
Fellows/Positions per year: 1
Resident Supervision: Yes
Operative Experience: Full spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology with emphasis on complex airway management, pediatric head and neck surgery, otology, microtia repair, cochlear implantation, neonatal otolaryngology and rhinosinusitis.
Clinic Responsibilities: running the pediatric otolaryngology service
Research: Clinical or basic science research. Dedicated time available (approximately 1 day/week).
Case Load: 6000 clinic visits and 1800 cases/year.
Call Responsibilities: Back-up of residents (with attending back-up) approximately every 3rd week
Benefits: Per Stanford University Medical Center policy.
Additional information: The fellowship is centered at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford where the fellow will be in charge of the inpatient and consult services. He/she will be responsible for two case review conferences each month, giving talks to medical clerkship students, and participating in the resident education program. He/she will be actively involved in all upper-level pediatric otolaryngology cases. Optional rotations with other related services are available. Funds for meeting attendance are available. Established in 2005, this is a one-year ACGME-accredited clinical fellowship at Stanford Children’s Hospital. The fellowship aims to provide broad training for advanced care in complex pediatric otolaryngology.  Fellows work with a team of residents, medical students, advanced practice providers, and faculty who participate and often lead in multi-disciplinary clinics and teams, including:

 
Velopharyngeal dysfunction
Vascular anomalies
Microtia and atresia
Thyroid/parathyroid (endocrine)
Cleft and craniofacial
Complex sleep
Children’s Hearing Center/ Cochlear implant

International Clinical Instructorship Program

Duration: 1-2 years

Emphasis: Established in 2021, this is a one-year or two-year clinical instructorship at Stanford Children’s Hospital. The instructorship aims to provide advanced training in complex pediatric otolaryngology to exceptional physicians from international programs.  Eligible applicants must have completed their Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery training from approved hospitals and institutions who wish to dedicate their practice to caring for children. Applicants must be able to demonstrate previous extraordinary achievement in the field of Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery to apply. Instructors will train with our Pediatric Otolaryngology faculty and work with a team that consists of an ACGME fellow, residents, Advanced practice providers, and medical students.  Instructors will participate in multi-disciplinary clinics and teams including:

• Aerodigestive
• Voice and swallow/Vocal Fold Dysfunction
• Velopharyngeal dysfunction
• Vascular anomalies
• Microtia and atresia
• Thyroid/parathyroid (endocrine)
• Cleft and craniofacial
• Complex sleep
• Children’s Hearing Center/ Cochlear implant
  

Learn more about our faculty and subspecialty clinics by visiting the Stanford Children’s Pediatric Otolaryngology website.Our goal is to train our Clinical Instructors to become successful academic pediatric otolaryngologists who value and excel in patient care, education, and innovative research. Instructors should also understand the importance of quality, safety, wellness, and leadership. We deeply value diversity and inclusion.  We hope to foster future international collaborations that will advance the field of pediatric otolaryngology worldwide.  The Instructorship also provides dedicated research time with an individualized research mentoring program. Instructors can participate in clinical research with time and support from our nine faculty and full-time research coordinators. We aim to foster and mentor each instructor with career guidance that continues beyond the year with our group. Please click here to review a list of our alumni of the International Clinical Instructorship program.Deadline: Feb. 1Application: via San Francisco Match Program