Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery Grand Rounds

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Grand Rounds is a formal educational opportunity for residents, faculty, private practice physicians and mid-level provider to remain current in evidence-based practice guidelines in OTO-HNS. The weekly virtual conference is held Wednesday mornings (7 - 8 a.m. CST) and required attendance for trainees.

Residents, Fellows and guest speakers present a wide-range of otolaryngology topics based on case presentations, historical research and current or evolving practice methods. An integral component of medical education, presentations at ground rounds give the trainee the opportunity to increase their fund of knowledge, improve presentation skills, and encourages them to collaborate with a multidisciplinary team in the care of their patients.

Request attendance to any lecture - Barbara.Miles@bcm.edu

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2026 Schedule

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DateTopicSpeaker
Jan. 28, 2026M&M Conference – No Grand Rounds
Feb. 4, 2026Global Health Sustainability in Pediatric OtolaryngologyDr. Nicole Stoler, PGY5
Feb. 11, 2026Sialendoscopy: Indications and InnovationsDr. Julian Martinez, PGY5
Feb. 18, 2026Skull Base Osteomyelitis: Diagnosis and ManagementDr. Ellie Wenneker, PGY3
Feb. 25, 2026Workup and Management of Cervica ParagangliomasDr. Taylor Leavitt, PGY4
Mar. 4, 2026M&M Conference – No Grand Rounds
Mar. 11, 2026Tracheostomy in the complex Neonatal ICUDr. Emily Newstrom, PGY4
Mentor: Dr. Virani
Mar. 18, 2026Ossiculoplasty Surgical and Non-Surgical Factors that Determine SuccessGuest Speaker: Dr. Michael Gluth

Professor and Gordon McLaren Chair of Ear Science Surgery and Research at the University of Western Australia, a surgeon-scientist at Ear Science Institute Australia, and a consultant surgeon at Royal Perth Hospital
Mar. 25, 2026Intubation NightmaresGuest Speaker: Dr. Michael Rutter

Pediatric otolaryngologist at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center since 2001, affiliated with the University of Cincinnati, and holds an academic rank of Professor of Pediatric Otolaryngology