Yale medical school residency programs

In the second year, residents focus on medical and surgical evaluation and management of the specialty patient. In the third year, complicated surgical management is the focus. Each year consists of five even-divided rotations.

During the first year of training, the year is divided into:. While on the Cornea service, residents are exposed to a wide variety of corneal and external disease problems.

Residents expect:. During the Vitreoretinal rotation, residents work with the full time retina faculty members and two clinical fellows. Residents expect to learn:. On the Glaucoma rotation, residents interact with the full-time faculty and a clinical fellow.

Residents will:. We strive to produce outstanding surgeons who have the ability to provide the highest level of care to their patients and become leaders in our profession. We seek independent, ambitious trainees who will play an active role in their education.

Our residents benefit from the instruction of our talented faculty, who represent a truly committed group of physicians from within every orthopaedic surgery subspecialty.

They also participate in a comprehensive two-year curriculum cycle that serves as the foundation of our didactic education. After completing a residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Georgetown University Hospital, he completed a fellowship in rhinology and endoscopic skull base surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

His research focuses on evaluation of emerging technologies, and novel methods for the management of chronic rhinosinusitis. She is involved with teaching residents and medical students.

She has a strong interest in both aesthetic and reconstructive surgeries including cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty, facial rejuvenation, eyelid surgery, repair of traumatic defects of the face and scalp, removal of skin cancers and MOHS reconstruction, treatment for facial nerve paralysis, and nonsurgical treatment of wrinkles and aging face and neck.

Her research interests include investigating biomarkers that correspond to the aging process, studying the effect of various cartilaginous autografts in functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty, and optimizing facial fracture management. Welcome to the Yale Otolaryngology Residency website! As part of their educational experience, residents are involved in teaching each other along with supervising and teaching Yale medical students.

Our residency fully embraces the value of broadly-defined diversity: talent, experience, gender and its identity, sexual orientation, veteran status, religion, ability, race, ethnicity, culture, and socio-economic background. We believe diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential for achieving excellence in patient care, for scientific discovery, for training the physician workforce of tomorrow, and for cultivating strong inter-personal relationships.

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