OHSU

Training

The Department of Otolaryngology / Head and Neck Surgery at OHSU offers top-notch educational opportunities to interested and qualified medical students, residents, fellows, pre- and post-doctoral students, and providers in the community. 

Medical Student education - We offer medical students opportunities to learn about otolaryngology / head and neck surgery through curriculum offerings, PCM courses, and a variety of other educational opportunities. We also provide summer research internships at the Oregon Hearing Research Center, as well as clinical and research rotations. The Medical Student experience is currently under the direction of Dr. Mark K. Wax.

Residency program - Our residency program is directed by Mark K. Wax, MD. We offer a fully accredited, five-year residency program, focusing on the surgical, clinical, and research areas of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. 

Fellowship program -Fellowships provide opportunities for qualified applicants to obtain research, clinical, and educational expertise in the field of otolaryngology / head and neck surgery. We offer fellowships in facial plastics, microvascular and reconstructive surgery, and rhinology. 

Pre- and Post-doctoral education - We offer pre-and post doctoral training for qualified PhD students interested in basic science as it applies to otolaryngology. For more information, click here.

2011Residency and Fellowship Graduation Celebration

We had a wonderful group of residents and fellows complete training this year. Our graduation celebration, June 17and 18, was full of activities, such as the Annual Chairman's Fun 5K Run/Walk, the Research Day presentations, the Annual Resident Roast, golfing at Pumpkin Ridge, and the DeWeese Society banquet.

It was a lovely weekend, and we wish our graduates the very best. Our residents Vivian Wu, Patrick Angelos, Sarah Carroll, and Max Furr, and our fellows, Luke Rudmik, Daniel Scheider, Scott Stephan, and Babak Givi will all be very successful in their future endeavors in practice, academics, and fellowships. 


Click here to see pictures from the fun run/walk