Graduate Medical Education

Program Highlights

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  • Otolaryngology faculty encompassing all subspecialty disciplines
  • Active participation in clinical trials including development of novel surgical technologies, treatments and diagnostic tools
  • Faculty leadership at the institutional, state, national, and international levels
  • Pediatric Otolaryngology rotations at St. Christopher’s Hospital in Philadelphia, a busy level I trauma center and safety net hospital for children
  • Resident participation in head and neck tumor board conferences held weekly
  • GME monthly lecture series (Medical Education Grand Rounds and Scholarly Activities Lecture Series)
  • Weekly otolaryngology didactic lectures by St. Luke’s faculty and invited guest speakers.
  • Pathways for leadership within the St. Luke’s Health Network, Pennsylvania Academy of Otolaryngology, American Academy of Otolaryngology, and others
  • Access to numerous opportunities for research and quality improvement projects
  • Supervised resident-led outpatient clinics at the Sacred Heart campus, Star Community Health clinic, and St. Christopher’s Hospital
  • Participation in annual training courses: temporal bone, airway simulation, sinus surgery, thyroid ultrasound, facial trauma, hypoglossal nerve stimulator, among others.
  • Resident access to the Otolaryngology Core Curriculum (OCC)