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Skull Base Head and Neck Fellowship – University of Pennsylvania

Transoral robotic surgery (for head and neck and skull base), microvascular and non-micro reconstruction, abundant open and endoscopic skull base surgery

Title of Fellowship
Skull Base Head and Neck Fellowship

Contact Name for Applications
Greg Weinstein

Fellowship Type
Head and Neck Oncology

Location
University of Pennsylvania

Year Fellowship Established
2010

Fellowship Director
Bert O’Malley, Greg Weinstein, Jason Newman

Duration
1 year

Encounter Year Fellowship

Required Prior Training Program
Otolaryngology

Required Prior Training Program Other

Accept Foreign Medical Graduates
No

Foreign Medical Graduates Eligibility Requirements

Percentage of Fellow Workload that is Skull Base
30

Number of Fellows Accepted Per Year
1

Annual Stipend
PGY 6 Equivalent

Night and Weekend Call
Yes

Estimated Nights Per Month
4 (attending level)

Estimated Weekends Per Month
2 (attending level)

Clinical Work

Total potential operative skull base cases per year
80

Open Cranial Base

Anterior
12

Anterolateral/ Infratemporal
6

Lateral (temporal bone)
2

Posterior
0

Endonasal Cranial Base

Pituitary/Sella
40

Sagittal Plane (excluding pituitary)
25

Transpterygoid/ Coronal Plane
10

Temporal Bone

Transtemporal/ Transcochlear
0

Middle fossa
0

Retrosigmoid
0

Craniofacial Anomalies/ Reconstructive

Craniofacial Anomalies/ Reconstructive
6

Trauma

Trauma
8

Craniocervical

Transcervical
12

Transoral
12

Endonasal
2

Reconstruction

Cranioplasty
6

Regional, Pedicled Flap Repair
45

Free Flap Repair
8

Stereotactic Radiosurgery

Gammaknife
0

Cyberknife
0

Other
0

Cerebral Vascular Surgery

Transcranial
0

Endovascular
0

Additional Information

Anatomical Dissection Laboratory

The University of Pennsylvania has a state of the art robotics training lab. Everything from standard TORS approaches to the head and neck, as well as endonasal and parapharyngeal surgeries can be performed on cadavers. This gives the fellow an excellent opportunity to explore and perfect skull base techniques, and to help develop new ones.

Laboratory Research Opportunities

At Penn, we have multiple robust labs and research endeavors. This includes gene and molecular therapy lab, a large skull base database pooling subjects from rhinology and head and neck oncology, a robotics and cadaver lab, and others.

Prerequisite Training Required

Otolaryngology Residency

US Residency Required:
No

US Residency Required In:

USMLE

Application Deadline
May 15, 2014

Decision Deadline
July 1, 2014

Fellowship Institution Web Site
http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/pennorl/education/fellowship.html

Previous Fellows

Participating Faculty

Greg Weinstein
Bert O’Malley, Jr.
Jason Newman
Ara Chalian
Steven Cannady

Additional Features of the Fellowship

Transoral robotic surgery (for head and neck and skull base), microvascular and non-micro reconstruction, abundant open and endoscopic skull base surgery

How to Apply

Contact:
Gregory Weinstein, MD, Program Director
University of Pennsylvania Health System
3400 Spruce Street / 5 Ravdin, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Telephone: 215-349-5390 | Fax: 215-349-5977

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