Research Training in Otolaryngology

我们建议继续为住院医生提供与以下相关的基础科学方面的研究培训计划 北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校的耳鼻喉科/头颈外科。培训 节目由两首曲目组成。第一个课程是为耳鼻喉科项目的住院医生开设的。一名居民 在每个新来的班级中，都会接受两个连续的受保护年限的研究培训 研究实验室，在外科实习一年后开始，为学术生涯做准备 耳鼻喉科医生和研究人员。第二个轨道是每年一个非常驻博士后研究员， 谁将被任命接受连续两年的培训。所有级别的培训计划都是 旨在为耳鼻喉科受训者提供基础和临床的交叉受精 科学家。培训的教学内容包括为期一年的课程，涵盖不同的主题，包括 实验设计、研究伦理、发表和授权精神，是设计以确保生产 杰出的研究人员。通过每月的研究会议和受训人员来监测培训进度 演示文稿。这一培训计划也扩展到常规的非研究轨道住院医生、医疗人员 系所附属实验室的学生、研究生和博士后实习生。这个 培训教员包括耳鼻喉科/头颈部的基础和临床教员。 北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校的外科，以及从其他系挑选出来的教员 其研究兴趣与耳鼻喉科/头颈外科交叉。研究领域包括 听觉神经生物学、人工耳蜗术、听觉感知、癌症机制、头颈癌 流行病学，以及鼻窦和呼吸道功能。一个外部咨询委员会，具有与 该计划所代表的研究培训轨道提供了关于整个计划的指导。一个 内部咨询委员会提供对培训计划的额外监督，并帮助指导学员 选择。长期目标是培养学术临床医生和基础研究人员在这一领域 耳鼻喉科/头颈外科，拥有卓越的研究资质。

We propose to continue our program of research training for residents in the basic sciences related to Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The training program consists of two tracks. The first track is for residents in the Otolaryngology program. One resident in each incoming class receives 2 contiguous protected years of research training in the Department’s research laboratories, starting after their surgical internship year, in preparation for careers as academic Otolaryngologists and researchers. The second track is for one non-resident postdoctoral fellow per year, who will be appointed to receive 2 contiguous years of training. All levels of the training program are designed to provide cross-fertilization between the trainees in Otolaryngology with basic and clinical scientists. Didactic elements of the training include a year-long course that covers diverse topics including experimental design, research ethics, publication and grantsmanship, is designed to ensure the production of outstanding researchers. Training progress is monitored with monthly research meetings and trainee presentations. This training program is also extended to the regular non-research track residents, medical students, graduate students, and postdoctoral trainees in the labs affiliated with the department. The training faculty includes basic and clinical faculty of the Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and selected faculty from other departments whose research interests intersect with Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery. Research areas include auditory neurobiology, cochlear implants, auditory perception, cancer mechanisms, head and neck cancer epidemiology, and sinus and airway function. An External Advisory Committee with expertise related to the research training tracks represented by the program provides guidance regarding the overall program. An Internal Advisory Committee provides additional oversight of the training program and helps guide trainee selection. The long-term goal is to produce academic clinicians and basic researchers in the field of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery with exceptional research credentials.