Your future starts now! Application deadline for the Otolaryngology Residency Program is Nov. 15.
505-272-6451New Mexico has a unique tri-cultural patient population that provides a one-of-a-kind learning experience, and strongly emphasizes care for underserved and minority populations. We provide the majority of the endoscopic otology, cleft palate & lip repair, microtia reconstruction, head and neck oncologic and reconstructive surgery, and airway reconstruction services in our region. In addition to these educational opportunities, our program is continually striving to adapt and improve to create an optimal learning environment for our residents.
The responsibility of being a new physician and the strain of work are offset by an open and supportive work environment and a strong sense of collegiality and teamwork across all members of our division. Because of our small residency size, residents of all levels constantly interact directly with attendings. Communication is recognized as one of the most important tools for learning, and open communication between residents and attendings is emphasized and expected during training.
Our program is dynamic and reflects the values of our residents. Our residents are supported and encouraged not only to express concerns and identify areas for improvement, but to put forth cutting edge and creative ideas for expanding and improving the training experience.
Living in New Mexico means that when not at work, residents are surrounded by a beautiful landscape with a vast array of activities available to them. Some highlights:
Duncan Meiklejohn, MD Department of Surgery 1 University of New Mexico MSC10 5610 Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
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Pearl Benavidez 505-272-6451 |