Otolaryngology Residency Programs

Otolaryngology residency programs train doctors specializing in ear, nose, throat (ENT) conditions. These programs usually last five years and combine hands-on clinical practice with classroom learning. Residents learn to diagnose and treat disorders like hearing loss, sinus problems, voice issues, and head and neck cancers. They work closely with experienced ENT specialists to develop surgical skills and medical expertise. The goal is to prepare residents to become skilled, independent ENT doctors, capable of managing a wide range of ENT-related health issues in both adults and children.