3rd YEAR RESIDENTS – CLASS OF 2023
| Undergraduate | University of Arizona |
| Medical School | University of Nebraska Medical Center |
| Clinical Area of Interest | Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery |
| Research Interests | Facial Plastics |
| Publication | Are C, Caniglia A, Sharma A, & Gold JP. (2018). Burnout, substance abuse, and suicide: A surgical perspective. In Practical Ethics for the Surgeon (pp. 229-262). Wolters Kluwer Health Adis (ESP). |
| “This is a truly great ENT program. We rotate at multiple hospitals which affords us different clinical experiences and the ability to work with attendings all throughout the city. We start operating early in our clinical training and graduate fully autonomous and competent surgeons. As a resident group, we get along well and often hang out during our free time. Also, the city of Chicago has something to offer for everyone.” | |
| Undergraduate | The George Washington University |
| Medical School | Eastern Virginia Medical School |
| Clinical Area of Interest | Head & Neck Surgical Oncology |
| Research Interests | Head & Neck Cancer, E-Cigarettes/Vaping, Outcome Improvement |
| Publication | Perdoni CJ, Santarelli GD, Koo EY, Karakla DW, Bak MJ. Clinical and functional outcomes after total laryngectomy and laryngopharyngectomy: Analysis by tumor subsite, salvage status, and extent of resection. Head Neck. 2019; 41(9):3133–3143. doi:10.1002/hed.25807 |
| “A strength of our program are the various rotation sites that provide resident autonomy within the operating room and clinic. We work and learn from a multitude of faculty throughout the city, providing residents with a diverse training experience preparing them for any career in Otolaryngology.” | |
| Undergraduate | University of Illinois |
| Medical School | University of Illinois College of Medicine |
| Clinical Area of Interest | Otology, General, Pediatrics |
| Research Interests | Otology, Cochlear Implantation and Sound Perception Quality, Evolution in Surgical Techniques |
| Publication | Mularczyk C. Moynihan M. Yu J. Mucocutaneous Lesions in an Adult Man Who Recently Moved From Mexico. JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2019; 145(10):965-966. |
| “Chicago is an awesome city with something for everybody. I personally enjoy it for the music. UIC is the best representation of Chicago as a program. We see an extremely diverse patient base, which varies location to location. We work in various hospital systems that not only prepares us for patient care, but also exposes us to the wide variety of practice styles that exist in order to tailor how and where we would like to practice in the future. The resident group is awesome, and they keep me constantly laughing, even on the most exhausting of days”. | |
3rd YEAR RESIDENTS – CLASS OF 2023
Undergraduate
University of Arizona
Medical School
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Clinical Area of Interest
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Research Interests
Facial Plastics
Current Project
Are C, Caniglia A, Sharma A, & Gold JP. (2018). Burnout, substance abuse, and suicide: A surgical perspective. In Practical Ethics for the Surgeon (pp. 229-262). Wolters Kluwer Health Adis (ESP).
“This is a truly great ENT program. We rotate at multiple hospitals which affords us different clinical experiences and the ability to work with attendings all throughout the city. We start operating early in our clinical training and graduate fully autonomous and competent surgeons. As a resident group, we get along well and often hang out during our free time. Also, the city of Chicago has something to offer for everyone.”
Undergraduate
The George Washington University
Medical School
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Clinical Area of Interest
Head & Neck Surgical Oncology
Research Interests
Head & Neck Cancer, E-Cigarettes/Vaping, Outcome Improvement
Current Project
Perdoni CJ, Santarelli GD, Koo EY, Karakla DW, Bak MJ. Clinical and functional outcomes after total laryngectomy and laryngopharyngectomy: Analysis by tumor subsite, salvage status, and extent of resection. Head Neck. 2019; 41(9):3133–3143. doi:10.1002/hed.25807
“A strength of our program are the various rotation sites that provide resident autonomy within the operating room and clinic. We work and learn from a multitude of faculty throughout the city, providing residents with a diverse training experience preparing them for any career in Otolaryngology.”
Undergraduate
University of Illinois
Medical School
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Clinical Area of Interest
Otology, General, Pediatrics
Research Interests
Otology, Cochlear Implantation and Sound Perception Quality, Evolution in Surgical Techniques
Current Project
Mularczyk C. Moynihan M. Yu J. Mucocutaneous Lesions in an Adult Man Who Recently Moved From Mexico. JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2019; 145(10):965-966.
“Chicago is an awesome city with something for everybody. I personally enjoy it for the music. UIC is the best representation of Chicago as a program. We see an extremely diverse patient base, which varies location to location. We work in various hospital systems that not only prepares us for patient care, but also exposes us to the wide variety of practice styles that exist in order to tailor how and where we would like to practice in the future. The resident group is awesome, and they keep me constantly laughing, even on the most exhausting of days”.