Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Program

The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences offers an Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Residency Program. The program is based at Oklahoma State University Medical Center (OSUMC) in Tulsa. Residents have an excellent opportunity to work with diverse patient populations, including underserved individuals with complex medical histories. The program is funded for a total of 5 ENT/FPS residency spots, allowing for one new resident intake per year.

The program focuses on providing residents with a comprehensive training experience in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery. Residents receive hands-on clinical and surgical experience under the guidance of osteopathic and allopathic surgeons. They have the opportunity to take on increasing levels of responsibility in a variety of surgical cases, including ablative and reconstructive head and neck oncologic procedures.

Residents at Oklahoma State University participate in rotations at various hospitals in the Tulsa area, such as OSUMC, Hillcrest Hospital System, St. John Health System, and Tulsa Spine and Surgical Hospital. The program offers a structured curriculum that includes weekly didactic sessions, journal club meetings, and conferences. Additionally, residents have access to annual educational courses and teaching labs to enhance their knowledge and skills.

The program also provides residents with benefits such as health insurance coverage for themselves and their families, food provided while on duty, and stipends for conferences and travel. As residents progress through the program, they have the opportunity to participate in specialized rotations, elective rotations, and hands-on procedural training.

For medical students interested in audition rotations, the program outlines specific requirements for completing the application process, including submitting documents such as a Letter of Good Standing, Current CV and Photo, Immunization Verification Form, and other essential documentation. Class rank and COMLEX 1 Score recommendations are also specified.

The program at Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences aims to train future otolaryngologists by providing a well-rounded educational experience that combines academic and community-based training models. If you wish to learn more about the program or have questions, you are encouraged to explore their website or contact the residency program coordinators listed.