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MEDICAL STUDENTS
Current Medical Classes:
680 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship UW (4/8)
683 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship Madigan (8)
686 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship Greater Seattle Private Practice (2)
697 P - OTO-HNS Away Externship (8)
699 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship WWAMI (4/8)
680 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship UW (4/8)
Meets the surgery selective requirement.
| Offered: |
AWSpS.
Full time, 2-4 weeks. Rotations
may be split into two 2-week rotations at different hospitals.
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| Prerequisite: |
Completion of HuBio series; third- and fourth-year medical students; MED 665 or Surgery 665. |
| Total Enrollment: |
6 |
| Faculty: |
Marc Coltrera MD, Neal Futran MD, Scott Manning MD, Delray Maughan MD, Mark Whipple, MD |
| Administrative Contact: |
Patti Peterson, 206-616-4328 peterp@u.washington.edu |
| Clerkship Sites: |
UWMC, HMC, CHMC, VA, Boise |
This rotation includes rotations at the following sites: UWMC (two
students), HMC (one student), VA (one student), and CHMC (one student).
The four-week rotation option is intended for the student who has a
particular interest in otolaryngology.
Goals: This rotation is designed to allow the student to:
- Develop
an introductory knowledge in general otolaryngology including the
subspecialties of head & neck cancer, laryngology, maxillofacial
trauma and reconstruction, sinus disorders, otology, and pediatric
otolaryngology.
- Develop an understanding of the directed history required in Otolaryngology.
- Develop an understanding and ability to perform a dedicated head and neck exam.
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Develop an understanding of peri-operative issues in otolaryngology
patients through direct involvement with inpatient management.
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Develop an understanding of head and neck anatomy through
observing/participating in operative and in-office procedures.
Objectives: At the completion of this rotation, the student will:
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Identify and describe the most common surgical problems unique to the
relevant specialty (tonsillitis & peritonsillar abscess, sinusitis,
sleep disorders, head & neck cancer, laryngeal & airway
disorders, hoarseness, salivary gland disorders).
- Perform a focused history and physical examination emphasizing ear, nose & sinus, oral cavity, oropharynx, larynx, neck.
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Identify conditions that warrant referral to the relevant specialty
(head & neck infection, hoarseness, airway disorders, head &
neck, cancer, sinusitis, sleep disorder, neck mass).
- Demonstrate skills in basic surgical techniques such as knot-typing, suturing and limited dissection.
- Discuss the use of appropriate imaging studies for that specialty.
- Develop a differential diagnosis for the patients they interview and examine.
- Discuss normal head and neck anatomy.
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Describe the initial medical treatments employed in acute and chronic
sinusitis, tonsillitis, epistaxis, sudden sensorineural hearing loss,
hoarseness and stridor.
- Describe how the otolaryngologist works with other professionals in facilitating and coordinating patient care.
- Recognize treatment failures or complex conditions that require appropriate and timely referral.
Schedule:
Each student will be assigned to the service in the designated hospital
and follow the residents on the service. All rotations will provide a
broad exposure to both inpatient and outpatient management. Students
will have an opportunity to observe and participate in a variety of
surgeries at each of these sites. Different scopes of practice will be
emphasized at the various sites, for example:
- pediatrics otolaryngology at CHRMC
- trauma/reconstruction and general otolaryngology at HMC
- private practice general otolaryngology at Swedish
- head and neck oncology, general otolaryngology and otology at UWMC and VA.
All
rotations are from 6:00 am – 6:00 pm which includes morning and evening
rounds with the resident team. Clinic/operating room schedules vary
among rotations (see samples below). On services where operating times
and clinics overlap, the student should spend portions of time in all
of the clinics listed for the rotation. All students will attend
Wednesday teaching conferences at University Hospital. No mandatory on
call. Any absences from daily work hours must be cleared with the
Attending prior to planned leave.
Schedule UWMC
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AM |
PM |
| Monday |
OR/Head and Neck Clinic |
General Clinic |
| Tuesday |
Laryngology Clinic |
OR |
| Wednesday |
Sinus Clinic |
OR |
| Thursday |
Otology Clinic |
OR/Laryngology
Clinic |
| Friday |
OR/Sinus Clinic |
OR |
Schedule VA and HMC
Clinic and OR days are distinct and separate. The student will
therefore follow the residents and participate in the daily team
activities.
Schedule CHRMC **Students are expected to give one presentation during the rotation at CHRMC conference
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AM |
PM |
| Monday |
Craniofacial Clinic/I OR |
Sie Clinic/OR |
| Tuesday |
Inglis Clinic/OR |
Perkins Clinic |
| Wednesday |
Hearing Loss Clinic/OR |
VPI clinic/OR |
| Thursday |
Manning Clinic |
OR |
| Friday |
Inglis Clinic/OR |
Inglis Clinic/OR |
Reading/texts: General otolaryngology textbook or HuBio Head and Neck Anatomy syllabus.
Evaluation: By student and faculty.
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683 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship Madigan (8)
Meets the surgery selective requirement.
| Offered: |
AWSpS; Madigan Army Medical Center, 4 weeks. |
| Prerequisite: |
Completion of HuBio series. Third- or fourth-year medical students.
MED 665 or Surgery 665P strongly recommended. |
| Total Enrollment: |
1 |
| Faculty: |
Douglas Sorensen, MD |
| Administrative Contacts: |
Patti Peterson, 206-616-4328, peterp@u.washington.edu
Kristian Canepa - MAMC, 253-968-1430 |
| Clerkship Sites: |
Madigan Army Medical Center |
Goals: What skills students will develop:
- General head and neck exam.
- Introduction to head & neck cancer, laryngology, sinus disorders, otology, and pediatric otolaryngology.
- Experience interviewing and presenting patients.
- Experience inpatient management.
- Experience observing/participating operative procedures.
Objectives: At the completion of this rotation, the student will be able to:
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Identify and describe the most common surgical problems unique to the
relevant specialty (tonsillitis & peritonsillar abscess, sinusitis,
sleep disorders, head & neck cancer, laryngeal & airway
disorders, hoarseness, salivary gland disorders).
- Perform a focused history and physical examination emphasizing ear, nose & sinus, oral cavity, oropharynx, larynx, neck.
-
Identify conditions that warrant referral to the relevant specialty
(head & neck infection, hoarseness, airway disorders, head &
neck, cancer, sinusitis, sleep disorder, neck mass).
- Demonstrate skills in basic surgical techniques such as knot-typing, suturing and limited dissection.
- Discuss the use of appropriate imaging studies for that specialty.
- Develop a differential diagnosis for the patients they interview and examine.
- Discuss normal head and neck anatomy.
-
Describe the initial medical treatments employed in acute and chronic
sinusitis, tonsillitis, epistaxis, sudden sensorineural hearing loss,
hoarseness and stridor.
- Describe how the otolaryngologist works with other professionals in facilitating and coordinating patient care.
- Recognize treatment failures or complex conditions that require appropriate and timely referral.
Schedule:
Individual externship training at Madigan Army Medical Center
outpatient clinic that offers a busy outpatient service with patients
who have a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat complaints. The
student is taught to examine the patients and present a complete
diagnosis and management plan to the supervising staff. Inpatients are
assigned. The student performs pre-admission evaluations, assists in
the surgical procedures with expected ward responsibility for these
patients. He/she is expected to review a basic ENT text and be able to
discuss a question list on basic ENT disorders.
Annual
ENT admissions to Madigan: 1,000. Annual outpatient visits for ENT:
14,000. Videotapes and appropriate reference materials are available
within the ENT Clinic as well as adjacent medical library.
Reading:
Introductory text of choice.
Evaluation: By student and faculty.
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686 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship Greater Seattle Private Practice(* max, 12)
Meets the surgery selective requirement.
| Offered: |
AWSpS; 2 weeks offsite. |
| Prerequisite: |
Completion
of HuBio series. Permission of instructor. Third- and fourth-year
medical students. MED 665 or SURG 665 strongly recommended. |
| Total Enrollment: |
Variable |
| Faculty: |
Allen D Hillel, MD |
| Administrative Contacts: |
Patti Peterson, 206-616-4328, peterp@u.washington.edu |
| Clerkship Sites: |
See sites listed below. |
Available Clinical Sites (1 student/site):
- Charles Caplan, MD
Renton, WA
- Glenn Drumheller, DO
Everett, WA
- Kenneth Faw, MD
Kirkland, WA
- Julie Gustafson, MD
Cascade Ear Nose & Throat
Puyallup, WA
- Dan Kozie, MD
Green River ENT Clinic
Auburn, WA
- Alice Kuntz, MD
Bellevue ENT Clinic
Bellevue, WA
- Stacy Williams, MD
Kirkland, WA
- Linnea Peterson, MD
Swedish Medical Center
Seattle, WA
- Eric Pinczower, MD
Bellevue, WA
- Patrick McClean, MD
Seattle, WA
- Michael Wolfe , MD
Pacific Medical Center
Seattle, WA
This
rotation will provide exposure to all aspects of patient care in
otolaryngology through a private practice setting. The student will be
exposed to the outpatient clinic and operating room procedures with
daily directed contact by one attending faculty member. Contact the
administrator to request a specific site. Final approval must be
granted through Allen Hillel, MD.
Goals: This rotation is designed to allow the student to:
- Develop an introductory knowledge in general otolaryngology.
- Develop an understanding of the directed history required in otolaryngology.
- Develop an understanding and ability to perform a dedicated head and neck exam.
- Develop an understanding of peri-operative issues in otolaryngology patients.
-
Develop an understanding of head and neck anatomy through
observing/participating in operative and in-office procedures.
Objectives: At the completion of this rotation, the student will:
-
Identify and describe the most common surgical problems unique to the
relevant specialty (tonsillitis & peritonsillar abscess, sinusitis,
sleep disorders, head & neck cancer, laryngeal & airway
disorders, hoarseness, salivary gland disorders).
- Perform a focused history and physical examination emphasizing ear, nose & sinus, oral cavity, oropharynx, larynx, neck.
-
Identify conditions that warrant referral to the relevant specialty
(head & neck infection, hoarseness, airway disorders, head &
neck, cancer, sinusitis, sleep disorder, neck mass).
- Demonstrate skills in basic surgical techniques such as knot-typing, suturing and limited dissection.
- Discuss the use of appropriate imaging studies for that specialty.
- Develop a differential diagnosis for the patients they interview and examine.
- Discuss normal head and neck anatomy.
-
Describe the initial medical treatments employed in acute and chronic
sinusitis, tonsillitis, epistaxis, sudden sensorineural hearing loss,
hoarseness and stridor.
- Describe how the otolaryngologist works with other professionals in facilitating and coordinating patient care.
- Recognize treatment failures or complex conditions that require appropriate and timely referral.
Reading: General otolaryngology text or HuBio Head and Neck Anatomy syllabus.
Evaluation: By student and faculty.
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697 P - OTO-HNS Away Externship (8)
Does not meet the surgery selective requirement.
| Offered: |
AWSpS. 4weeks full time |
| Prerequisite: |
Completion of HuBio series. Permission of chairman.
Third- and fourth- year medical students. |
| Total Enrollment: |
Variable |
| Faculty: |
Allen D Hillel, MD |
| Administrative Contact: |
Patti Peterson, 206-616-4328 peterp@u.washington.edu |
By specific arrangement for qualified students, special clerkships or ‘away clerkships’ may be available at institutions other than the University of Washington located within the WWAMI region. Interested students should obtain a “Credit for Away Clerkship in WWAMI” form available from the UWSOM Dean’s Office Registrar and complete for departmental approval at least two months before advance registration.
Reading:
General Otolaryngology text of choice or Hu Bio Head and Neck Anatomy syllabus.
Evaluation: By student and faculty.
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699 P - OTO-HNS Clerkship WWAMI (4/8)
Does not meet the surgery selective requirement.
| Offered: |
AWSpS. 2 weeks full time |
| Prerequisite: |
Completion
of HuBio series. Permission of instructor. Third- and fourth-year
medical students. MED 665 or SURG 665 strongly recommended. |
| Total Enrollment: |
2 |
| Faculty: |
Allen D Hillel, MD |
| Administrative Contacts: |
Patti Peterson, 206-616-4328, peterp@u.washington.edu |
By specific arrangement for qualified students, special clerkships or ‘away clerkships’ may be available at institutions other than the University of Washington located within the WWAMI region. Interested students should obtain a “Credit for Away Clerkship in WWAMI” form available from the UWSOM Dean’s Office Registrar and complete for departmental approval at least two months before advance registration.
Reading:
General Otolaryngology text of choice or Hu Bio Head and Neck Anatomy syllabus.
Evaluation: By student and faculty.
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