Making the Most of TRIO Meetings

We are ecstatic to be welcoming a large class of fellows this year—we’ll be shaking the hands of 32 new fellows. I am encouraged by the passion our colleagues have to become members of The Triological Society.

Through both the Combined Sections Meeting and the Annual Meeting at COSM, the Triological Society continues to foster a collaborative community dedicated to advancing the science and practice of otolaryngology. These meetings provide essential platforms for sharing research, mentoring the next generation of physicians, and strengthening the professional bonds that drive progress in the specialty. As the field evolves, gatherings such as these ensure that clinicians and researchers remain at the forefront of innovation, uphold the noble legacy, and ultimately improve the care delivered to patients around the world. I also recommend you take time for yourself to re-engage with colleagues, old and new, and remember to have some fun!

Dr. Micco is the vice chair of education in the department of otolaryngology and a professor of otolaryngology–head and neck surgery, medical education, and neurological surgery at the Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, and president of The Triological Society.