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This one-year fellowship program provides comprehensive training in the medical and surgical management of sinonasal inflammatory disease, anterior and central skull base lesions (utilizing both endoscopic and/or open management), allergic disease, and orbital pathology.

During the NeuroRhinology-Advanced Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery fellowship, the fellow is expected to further refine an existing knowledge base by continued reading and by taking an active role in the education of other learners.

The fellows actively participate in a wide array of surgical procedures. The operative experience includes primary and revision endoscopic sinus surgery, endoscopic and open frontal sinus surgery, endoscopic septoplasty, orbital decompression, as well as endoscopic CSF leak and encephalocele repair. The fellows also participate in expanded endoscopic cases of midline and the anterior skull base, including surgery of the pituitary, suprasellar cistern, olfactory groove, clivus/upper spine and infratemporal fossa. In addition, the fellows have an opportunity to perform open approaches for tumor pathology of the skull base.

Fellows are provided feedback on a daily basis after cases and clinic visits. Formal evaluations are performed biannually of the fellowship-training program, fellowship faculty, as well as of the fellows. Fellows are also required to self-evaluate on a biannual basis. Case logs are monitored and reviewed twice a year.

The NeuroRhinology fellows at UNC interact in a very collaborative manner. They rotate between 2 distinct services and do not compete for any cases or clinic coverage.  We have a strong commitment to team with excellent camaraderie, which requires helping each other take care of necessary add on cases that arise during the week.

Fellowship Directors:
Charles S. Ebert, Jr., MD, MPH, FACS, FAAOA, FARS
Email: cebert@med.unc.edu (Please copy Danielle Pocket, email below)

Adam Kimple, MD, PhD, FACS, FARS
Email: adam_kimple@med.unc.edu (Please copy Danielle Pocket, email below)


Fellowship Coordinator:

Danielle Pocket
Phone: (919) 966-3344
Fax: (919) 966-7941
Email: danielle_pocket@med.unc.edu


Fellowship Faculty:


Requirements for Appointment:

  • Board eligible/Board certified Otolaryngologist
  • Valid North Carolina state medical license
  • Ability to begin on July 1st


Benefits:

  • Position of Clinical Fellow
  • Salary commensurate with PGY-7 level
  • Standard medical, disability, and malpractice insurance
  • 15 days of vacation
  • Availability and support to present research at national meetings
  • Educational fund


Application:

  • Applications are due by February 1st
  • Applications will be reviewed during the first 2 weeks of February
  • Interviews are typically offered by the end of February
  • 2 interview dates are generally available between March and May
  • Candidates must register with the San Francisco Matching Program: http://www.sfmatch.org
  • For more information about the fellowship, visit: https://www.american-rhinologic.org/fellowship-training


Additional Information:

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