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Residency Education

Rotations at four institutions

Public and private hospital mix

Optimal balance of supervision and independent decision-making

Strong clinical emphasis consistent with LSU’s reputation for training fine clinicians

Equally strong academic training

Didactics

Lectures & required reading (clinical and basic science topics)
Conferences (weekly Tumor Board, Otology and Grand Rounds; monthly Didactic Day)
In-depth courses (H&N Anatomy, Temporal Bone, Audiology)
Standardized national exam

Learning Resources

Continuing Education Courses

Hearing Courses (CEU)

We are currently in the process of obtaining CME credits for our weekly Tumor Board and monthly Didactic Day. If you have any questions regarding possible courses, please contact JV O’Rourke-Farrell at 504-568-4785.