1	George Washington University Otolaryngology Resident Interviews 2008 Steven Bielamowicz, M.D. Chief, Div. of Otolaryngology Program Director The George Washington University
2	Interview Overview Tour of GWUMC Lunch Interviews
3	Program History 1995 Residency initiated by Dr. William Wilson Previous Chief of the Div. of Otolaryngology Provisional accreditation 1999 First residency graduate Bielamowicz becomes program director 2000 Bielamowicz becomes Chief of Otolaryngology 2002 Full accreditation
4	Resident Complement Two alternating with one resident per year 5 year training program All years under supervision of the Otolaryngology Program Director
5	Residency Complement PGY1: Drexel University PGY1: George Washington University PGY2: Michigan State University (CHM) PGY3: University of Maryland PGY4: Albert Einstein College of Medicine PGY5: Albany Medical College
6	Interview Day 2007-8 2 interview days Interviewing 20 applicants Recruiting for one PGY-1 to begin July 1, 2009
7	Residency Structure PGY1 Internship HCH/GWUMC and CNMC in-house call every 4th PGY2-5 Otolaryngology home call every 3^rd
8	Duty Hours Full compliance with ACGME Every 3^rd night home call Average 1 out of every 7 days free of clinical responsibilities
9	Recent Graduates 2008 Head and neck surgery fellowship University of Alberta at Edmonton 2007 Pediatric otolaryngology fellowship University of Arkansas 2006 Academic otolaryngologist The George Washington University 2005 Private practice San Antonio Texas
10	Surgical Experience Chief Resident 2008 performed over 2122 cases as surgeon National average is 1702 Otolaryngology operative cases performed at all hospitals over 12,140 cases per year
11	Academic Productivity Faculty Publications 2002-2006 128 publications Resident Publications 2002-2007 40 publications
12	Resident Travel Resident Meeting Attendance 2002-2007 20 national meetings if you present, you travel
13	Educational Sites George Washington University/ Center for Cosmetic Surgery Holy Cross Hospital Children’s National Medical Center Inova Fairfax Hospital
14	The George Washington University Hospital Opened August 2002 350 beds
15	Children’s National Medical Center US News ranked #9 nationally for pediatric hospitals 279 beds
16	Holy Cross Hospital
17	Inova Fairfax Hospital
18	Faculty GWUMC/ CCS Bielamowicz Laryngology Residency at UCLA Fellowship at NIH Sadeghi Head and neck surgery Residency at McGill University Fellowship at Rush Presbyterian Hopping Facial plastics Residency and Fellowship at The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
19	Faculty GWUMC/ CCS Zapanta Allergy and Sleep Medicine Residency at The George Washington University Wall Facial plastics and Allergy Residence at University of Pennsylvania Fellowship at University of Toronto Singh Rhinology Residency at University of Rochester Fellowship at Cornell University
20	Faculty GWUMC/ CCS Troost General Otolaryngology Residency at Georgetown University Chaboki Facial plastics Residency and fellowship at Mt. Sinai Medical Center
21	Faculty CNMC Zalzal- Chairman of Otolaryngology at CNMC Residency at American University of Beirut Fellowship at University of Cincinnati Choi Residency at Mount Sinai Fellowship at University of Cincinnati Bauman Residency at University of Iowa Hospitals Fellowship at University of Iowa Hospitals
22	Faculty CNMC Pena Residency at State University of New York, Buffalo Fellowship at CNMC Preciado Residency at University of Minnesota Fellowship at University of Cincinnati Shah Residency at Tufts/ New England Medical Center Fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital
23	Faculty Holy Cross Hospital Bianchi Residency at National Naval Medical Center Hauck Residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Driscoll Residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital Fellowship at University of Michigan in Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Asher Residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital
24	Faculty Inova-Fairfax Hospital Larry O’Halloren and Tim Egan Co-directors of GWU Otolaryngology program Other Adjunct Otolaryngology Faculty Bryan McKenzie Ednan Mushtaq Eric Furst Gopesh Sharma Mark Rubenstein Patty Lee
25	Children’s National Medical Center PGY2 and PGY3 rotation Team Junior residents from Georgetown, Military Consortium, and George Washington 1 or 2 Pediatric otolaryngology fellows
26	GWUMC/CCS Junior and senior resident rotation Team of 3 residents Intern Junior resident Senior or chief resident
27	Inova Fairfax Hospital PGY4 and PGY5 rotation Solo rotation
28	Block Diagram PGY1
29	Overall Block Diagram
30	Academic Year 2008
31	Academic Year 2009
32	Academic Year 2010
33	Research Oct-Dec PGY3 3 months IRB proposal due July 1 of PGY3 year on or off campus Director of Research – Sheila Stager, Ph.D.
34	Education Basic Science Conference (July-August) Friday 7:00 - 9:00 Grand Rounds (August-June) Friday 7:00 - 8:00 Head and Neck Tumor Board Friday 8:00 - 9:00 Core Curriculum Monday 4:00 - 7:00 2 year cycle
35	Wednesday AM Conferences Head and Neck Pathology Morbidity and Mortality Head and Neck Radiology Conference Problem Conference Core GME Conference
36	Vacation Schedule PGY 1: three weeks off per year PGY 2-5: one week off every 3 months
37	Future Changes New faculty recruits Neurotologist Head and Neck Surgeon
38	The Goal: A Well Trained Otolaryngologist