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What It’s Like to Get Involved with an Otolaryngology Residency Program Abroad

by Samara E. Kuehne • November 7, 2018

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Additionally, our residents here are passionate, caring, and hard working. Helping them move from textbook learning to clinical decision making in practice is very fulfilling for me. Seeing their faces light up with pride when they have realized that they have correctly diagnosed and treated their patients fills me with excitement. The thirst for knowledge that these residents have is like nothing I’ve ever experienced in the U.S. Their drive validates my reason for being here and, in exchange, makes me a far better teacher, doctor, and person.

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Filed Under: Departments, ENT Expressions Tagged With: career development, medical residencyIssue: November 2018

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