Emory Otology Observational Mini-Fellowship

Emory University School of Medicine – Department of Otolaryngology

ENT / OtolaryngologyOtology & neurotologyObservership
Destination
USA
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Overview

Month-long observational mini-fellowship in otology and lateral skull base: clinic, audiology/VNG and cochlear implant evaluations, observation of tympanomastoid, stapes, implant and skull base surgery, with an optional temporal bone dissection lab at Emory University Hospital Midtown.

The programme

Training type
Observership
Specialty associations
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Learning format
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Duration
1 month (extensions considered case by case)
Start
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Positions
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Accreditation
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Department
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Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
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Qualification requirement
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Citizenship requirement
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Practice location requirement
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Membership requirement
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Eligibility restrictions
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Language
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Teaching language
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Clinical language
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International applicants
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Licence requirement
Observational only — fellows may not participate in surgery due to licensing issues
Visa route
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Visa sponsorship
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Visa support
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How to apply

Deadline
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Application method
Enquire by email to Dr Esther Vivas (evivas@emory.edu)
Documents
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Contact
evivas@emory.edu

Funding and costs

Tuition / fees
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Application fee
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Stipend / salary
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Scholarship
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Funding
USD 3,500 with laboratory option, USD 2,500 without (lab fee waived if enrolled in Emory's five-day temporal bone course)

Sources and verification

Evidence by field
  • Contact: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Derived from Application method.

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