Head and Neck Oncology

The fellow will have clinical responsibilities, including three to three and a half days in the operating room, one day of clinic and half a day to one day of academic or administrative time.

Surgical responsibilities will include serving as the primary surgeon or supervising surgeon for ablative head and neck surgical cases and endocrine cases depending on the complexity of the case and overall training progression of the fellow.

For reconstructive and skull base cases, the fellow will serve as a first assist and training surgeon in the beginning of the fellowship and transition to the primary or supervising surgeon near the end of the training. Open and endoscopic skull base cases will follow a similar graduated experience for the fellow.

Interested applicants should apply through the American Head and Neck Society (AHNS).

The typical application period extends from December to March of the academic year, two years prior to the fellowship; for instance, applications for fellowships starting July 2023 will apply in 2021-2022.