Greater number of sleep medicine programs available give otolaryngologists more choice, opportunity to earn certification in specialized skill set
WATCH THIS: Otolaryngology Resident Bowl Fosters Competition, Education
Residents from institutions around the U.S. compete at the Triological Society’s 2015 Combined Sections Meeting.
Medical Education Needs of the Millennial Generation
Changes in class structure, rise of self-learning, earlier hands-on clinical training, and resident work hour limits typical of new generation of medical students
Strategies for Evaluating Medical Residents
Academic otolaryngologists share tips on recognizing struggling students, providing useful feedback
Tips for Managing Medical School Student Loans
Loan forgiveness, repayment, consolidation options to help young physicians take ownership of student debt
Otolaryngology Residents Gain Access to Maintenance of Certification Modules
Access to MOC levels Part II and IV available free to otolaryngology residents PGY levels two through five
Adapt Medical School Curriculum to Residents’ Learning Style
Teachers favor fewer lectures, more learner-centered approach led by students
Medical Simulation Growing Part of Medical Residents’ Education, Training
Landing Your First Otolaryngology Job
Tips for medical residents transitioning from training to job market
How to Create Web-Based Medical Lectures
Tips from otolaryngology educators on crafting educational webinars for medical students, residents, and practicing otolaryngologists
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