Resident Research

ENT Research and Teaching Skills

The Otolaryngology Residency Program fosters the development of residents' teaching abilities and hones research skills. Each resident in the Otolaryngology Residency Program also participates actively in their own quality improvement project and has access to the ENT High-Reliability Medicine and Clinical Effectiveness Task Forces. Residents are encouraged to develop their own personal interest within our diverse field, whether this includes an academic career or private practice.

In addition to hands on clinical training, the residents participate in an in-depth research curriculum which culminates in the writing of a CORE style Grant and submission prior to their PGY 3 research rotation.

Residents have the opportunity to complete a certificate program in quality initiatives through the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and can receive a yellow belt in Lean Six Sigma.

Clinical Research Fellowship

University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center / Case Western Reserve University Department of Otolaryngology is pleased to announce two research fellow positions for the academic year of 2026-2027. The department is offering the positions as remote clinical research positions beginning in the June/July 2026 timeframe. The fellow will have direct access to and work closely with faculty on a variety of projects including otology, rhinology, pediatric ENT, laryngology, and head and neck.

Tracked Research Submissions with IRB (May 2022)

Total number of studies active with the IRB: 117
Studies approved by the IRB: 111
Studies pending approval from the IRB: 06

Podium presentations

Poster Presentations

Resident Publications