Otolaryngology training for a new generation of physicians and scientists

RESIDENCY▷     FELLOWSHIPS▷     CLERKSHIP▷     REMOTE LEARNING▷

The UW Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery develops, promotes and advances our specialities by comprehensively training physicians, fellows, medical students and graduate students.

Our diverse, multi-disciplinary faculty is sought out nationally and internationally to further otolaryngology education around the world.

Our instruction and training occurs throughout the University of Washington system including UW Medical Center, Harborview Medical Center, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Puget Sound Veteran’s Administration Hospital, UW Eastside Specialty Clinic, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and the Virginia Merrill Bloedel Hearing Research Center.

PROSPECTIVE RESIDENTS, please CLICK HERE for information specific to the residency program.

VIDEO RESOURCES

UW Medicine. In the first three videos below, prospective residents and fellows can learn a little more about what life is like in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest and what you can expect from a residency or fellowship at the University of Washington. You will also find some useful resources and information in this letter from our Vice Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Byron Joyner. Visit the UW Medicine GME page on prospective residents and fellows for additional information.

Pediatric Otolaryngology. Prospective residents and fellows interested in pediatric otolaryngology will find helpful resources in the three videos that follow, produced by Seattle Children's.

Below are three videos from UW Medicine Office of Graduate Medical Education:

Below are three videos from Seattle Children's - Pediatric Otolaryngology:

ALUMNI

Our graduates have become leaders in the field of otolaryngology, and we have an archive of photos to prove it. View our alumni photos and contact us to stay involved with the department.

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Fellowships

Fellowship: Speech Language Pathology

The speech language pathology clinical fellowship at the University of Washington Medical Center is an annual training program intended to develop the skills and clinical experience necessary to achieve competency in the evaluation and evidence-based treatment of adults with voice, swallowing and upper airway disorders.

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Fellowship: Rhinology

The UW Rhinology fellowship is a one-year program that provides a truly comprehensive experience in the management of all aspects of rhinology and anterior skull base surgery.

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Fellowship: Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

The objective of the fellowship is to provide opportunities for the fellow to be trained and competent in all aspects of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. The fellow gains clinical and operative experience in aesthetic, reconstructive and congenital facial plastic surgery throughout the fellowship year and is provided progressive responsibility intra-operatively as well as in the peri-operative management of patients.

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Laryngology faculty and residents in the OR

Fellowship: Laryngology

The UW Laryngology fellowship year provides a truly comprehensive experience in the evaluation and management of all three domains of laryngology: voice, swallowing, and airway. The fellowship is particularly strong in diagnostic and therapeutic neurolaryngology as well as in airway stenosis and in the management of laryngeal cancer.

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Fellowship: Pediatric Otolaryngology

Our goal is to provide in-depth training in the broad spectrum of pediatric otolaryngology and to foster innovation and inquiry.

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Fellowship: Head & Neck Oncology and Microvascular Reconstruction

The program is designed to provide advanced clinical training in extirpative surgery, complicated salivary/endocrine surgery, microvascular reconstruction, skull base surgery, and transoral robotic/transoral laser endoscopic approaches. The program also offers intensive research mentoring with the intent to support the development of clinician researchers who are planning an academic career.

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