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Skull Base Fellowship Registry

The membership of the North American Skull Base Society (NASBS) is a tremendous resource for the training of fellows, who are the future of the development of our specialty. The society has developed a registry of skull base fellowships that are offered by the society membership.

The society recognizes that we are a diverse and multidisciplinary group comprised of several different specialties, all of whom have significant interest and focus in the management of skull base neoplasia. Likewise, the nature and character of the various fellowships will represent and reflect their differences. In addition, we recognize that there will be variation between individual fellowship experiences resulting from the differences in the preceptor’s approaches and practices.

To post a Fellowship, please go to the Fellowship Registry Entry Form. You must be a member of NASBS to add a Fellowship to the Registry.
To edit an entry, please log in under the Member credentials used to add the entry to the registry and make edits to the listing.

To apply for Fellowship training, please contact the program directly.
If you need assistance or have questions, please contact NASBS Executive Director, Paula Claborn, at [email protected].

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Title of FellowshipUniversity of Cincinnati Otology/Neurotology/Skull Base Surgery
Contact Name for ApplicationsRavi N. Samy, MD, FACS
Fellowship Type
  • Neurotology
LocationCincinnati, OH
Date Fellowship Established07/01/2005
Fellowship DirectorRavi N. Samy, MD, FACS
Participating Faculty

Neurotology Faculty:
Myles L Pensak, MD
Ravi N. Samy, MD
Dan I. Choo, MD

Neurosurgery Faculty:
Mario Zuccarello, MD
Rani Nasser, MD

Radiation Therapy:
Luke Pater, MD
William Barrett, MD


Fellowship Information

Duration2 years
Required Prior Training Program
  • Otolaryngology
Required Prior Training Program Other(Otolaryngology residency only)
Accept Foreign Medical Graduates (outside US & Canada)No
Residency Training in US/Canada RequiredYes
USMLE
  • USMLE not required
Percentage of Fellow Workload that is Skull Base60%
Number of Fellows Accepted Per Year1 per year every other year (cycle begins on odd-numbered calendar years)
Salaried PositionYes- contact Program Director for more information
Night and Weekend CallYes
Estimated Nights Per Month25 (otology/neurotology backup call only)
Clinical Work
Average Operative Skull Base Cases Per Year75
Open Cranial Base
Endonasal Cranial Base
Temporal Bone
Craniofacial Anomalies/ Reconstructive
Trauma
Craniocervical
Reconstruction
Stereotactic Radiosurgery
Cerebral Vascular Surgery
Anatomical Dissection Laboratory

A renovated state-of-the art temporal bone microsurgical laboratory is available for use with 24/7 access. Access is also available to the Goodyear Microsurgical Laboratory in the Department of Neurosurgery.

Laboratory Research Opportunities

Research is emphasized, with abundant basic science, clinical, and translational research opportunities available. There are numerous opportunities for collaboration, including at the School of Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, the College of Allied Health, the College of Engineering & Applied Science, and the adjacent University of Cincinnati main campus.

Application Deadline07/01/2022
Decision Deadline10/14/2022
Fellowship Institution Websitemed.uc.edu
Previous Fellows
Kumaresh Krishnamoorthy, MD
Matthew Hearst, MD
Randal Leung, MBBS
Nael Shoman, MD
Justin Golub, MD, MS
Shawn Stevens, MD
Gavriel (Gavi) Kohlberg, MD
Scott Shapiro, MD
Edward Doyle, III MD
Additional Features of the Fellowship

This is a 2-year ACGME-accredited neurotology/skull base surgery fellowship. Fellows will become proficient treating diverse pathology of the lateral skull base, including removal of CPA/IAC tumors through all neurotologic approaches (middle fossa, translabyrinthine, retrosigmoid). Fellows will train at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, UC Health West Chester Hospital, Cincinnati VA Medical Center, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. There may also be opportunities for international missions.

Committee on Advanced Subspecialty Training (CAST) AccreditedNo
How to apply

Applications are through San Francisco Match. **Note that deadline dates above are approximate!** Please refer to the SF Match website (www.sfmatch.org) for exact dates and further application instructions.

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