Residency Training
The residency training program offered by the Department of Otolaryngology / Head & Neck Surgery at Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine is a full accredited, five-year residency program covering the entire field of Otolaryngology. Directed by Mark K. Wax, MD, the program offers a curriculum covering the surgical, clinical, and research areas of Otolaryngology / Head & Neck Surgery.
Our program consists of one year of general surgery (PGY-1) taken at this institution, followed by four years of Otolaryngology. The surgical positions are assured for applicants accepted to the program, with no additional application necessary.
Three residents are appointed to the program each year. Residents are assured of receiving close instruction by our team of clinical faculty and research members.
2011 Residency and fellowship Graduation celebration
June 17 and 18 was the graduation weekend for our residency and fellowship programs for 2011. The Annual Fun Run/walk took place on Friday, June 17th, followed by our research day presentations and the annual Resident Roast. June 18th was the annual golf tournament, despite the rain, and the DeWeese Society Induction banquet. Our residents, Patrick Angelos, Maxwell Furr, Sarah Carroll, and Vivian Wu, and our fellows, Daniel Schneider, Lucas Rudmik, Scott Stephan, and Babak Givi, graduated and headed off for their new positions in fellowships and practices across the country.
