Fellowship in Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery

1. Must have completed an accredited Otolaryngology residency.
2. Must have passed all 3 stages of the USMLE, or an equivalent examination recognized by the State of California.
3. Must be eligible for a California medical license.
4. Must be eligible for credentialing at Keck Medicine of USC.
5. Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to clinical excellence and an interest in Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery, research, teaching, and innovation.

The Rhinology and Skull Base Fellowship is a 12-month advanced fellowship focused on the medical and surgical management of complex rhinologic and skull base disorders. Fellows gain extensive experience in inflammatory sinonasal disease, revision sinus surgery, endoscopic skull base surgery, CSF leak and encephalocele repair, orbital surgery, and minimally invasive treatment of benign and malignant skull base tumors. Training also includes otolaryngic allergy, biologic therapies, multidisciplinary care, research, resident teaching, cadaver dissections, and advanced surgical techniques. Fellows are expected to complete a scholarly research manuscript and present their research at a conference.

1. Prepare a letter of intent.
2. Submit an updated CV.
3. Provide 2 letters of recommendation.
4. Send the complete application directly to Bozena Wrobel at the email specified by the program.
5. Applications are reviewed and shortlisted candidates proceed through the program's selection process.
6. The selected candidate enters the 12-month Rhinology and Skull Base Fellowship.