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ENTSP 404

Otolaryngology (ENT)

Dept. Contact Lauren Nagle
Location Maguire Rm.1900
Phone 708-216-5120
Email lnagle@lumc.edu

 

Department: Otolaryngology 
Course Number: ENTSP-404 
Course Title: ENT: Specialty Rotation 
No. of Students: 2  
Site: LUMC
Supervisor: Amy Pittman, M.D.  
Duration: 2.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: Year round 
Prerequisite: Available to third and fourth year students.
Special Note: Grading System: PASS/FAIL only. Cancellation less than six weeks before starting date requires personal permission of supervisor.
Description:

The objectives of this course are: 
1) to provide each student with an introduction to the field of otolaryngology, 
2) to teach the essentials of perioperative care and 
3) to provide an opportunity for student involvement in the diagnosis and management of a variety of otolaryngologic disorders.

This course will instruct each student: 
1) through clinic evaluation, 
2) inpatient perioperative management, 
3) weekly departmental conferences, 
4) daily patient ward rounds.

Students will tailor their rotation to their interests. Those planning to pursue pediatrics or family medicine would be expected to follow the pediatric otolaryngology otology and possibly voice attendings. Those in internal medicine may choose to enhance their exposure to head and neck surgery, sinus and balance disorder clinics. Students will meet with the ENT instructor once a week.

Method of Evaluation: Students will be evaluated on their performance and participation in the above mentioned tasks and graded on a PASS/FAIL only basis. 
Dept. Contact Lauren Nagle
Location Maguire Rm.1900
Phone 708-216-5120
Email lnagle@lumc.edu

 

Department: Otolaryngology 
Course Number: ENTSP-404 
Course Title: ENT: Specialty Rotation 
No. of Students: 2  
Site: LUMC
Supervisor: Amy Pittman, M.D.  
Duration: 2.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: Year round 
Prerequisite: Available to third and fourth year students.
Special Note: Grading System: PASS/FAIL only. Cancellation less than six weeks before starting date requires personal permission of supervisor.
Description:

The objectives of this course are: 
1) to provide each student with an introduction to the field of otolaryngology, 
2) to teach the essentials of perioperative care and 
3) to provide an opportunity for student involvement in the diagnosis and management of a variety of otolaryngologic disorders.

This course will instruct each student: 
1) through clinic evaluation, 
2) inpatient perioperative management, 
3) weekly departmental conferences, 
4) daily patient ward rounds.

Students will tailor their rotation to their interests. Those planning to pursue pediatrics or family medicine would be expected to follow the pediatric otolaryngology otology and possibly voice attendings. Those in internal medicine may choose to enhance their exposure to head and neck surgery, sinus and balance disorder clinics. Students will meet with the ENT instructor once a week.

Method of Evaluation: Students will be evaluated on their performance and participation in the above mentioned tasks and graded on a PASS/FAIL only basis.