Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Program
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery - Detroit, MI | ACGME Code: 2802521054
The Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Program offers an ACGME-accredited integrated university residency in Otolaryngology. The program aims to provide comprehensive training in otolaryngology, emphasizing clinical, research, and academic components. Residents rotate through various facilities in the Detroit Metropolitan area to gain a diverse clinical experience.
Key highlights of the program include: - The program has 20 residents (four per post-graduate year). - Opportunities for fellows in Neurotology and Head & Neck Surgical Oncology are available. - Weekly Grand Rounds and the Head and Neck Tumor Conference. - Residents are encouraged to attend national meetings and special instruction courses. - Program Director: John Cramer, M.D. - Rotations at participating hospitals are managed by faculty site directors. - Resident Recruitment Committee and Resident Review Committee for resident evaluations and recruitment. - Opportunities for resident feedback and quality improvement. - Residents have exposure to a variety of facilities including a cancer institute, trauma centers, and general otolaryngology settings.
Facilities where residents receive training include: - Beaumont Hospital-Dearborn - Detroit Medical Center - Detroit Receiving Hospital - Harper University Hospital - Karmanos Cancer Institute and Hospital - Crittenton Hospital - Veteran's Administration Hospital
The program also has dedicated research laboratories focusing on head and neck cancer, voice, speech, and swallowing disorders to complement clinical training. The facilities provide a comprehensive environment for residents to develop their skills in otolaryngology.
Overall, the Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Otolaryngology residency program offers a robust training experience with a focus on preparing residents to become proficient practitioners and academicians in the field.
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