This course is designed for otolaryngology residents involved in the care of patients with hearing loss and chronic otitis media. Faculty will present updated information and instruction pertaining to surgical techniques used in the management of chronic ear disease and otosclerosis. This will include ossicular chain reconstruction, mastoid surgery, and facial nerve management in chronic ear surgery and stapedectomy techniques. The course will consist of didactic lectures, video sessions, and hands-on temporal bone dissections.

For more information, call Melanie Sullivan at 269-366-9163 or email at melanie.sullivan@stryker.com

Take a look at last year´s program to get an idea of what to expect this year.

Camp Woodbine is a camp for deaf and hearing impaired children and their families. The camp provides socialization, language stimulation and communication opportunities in a safe, fun and convenient environment. In addition to the fun activities families have the opportunity to interact with each other, share experiences and exchange information.

For more information visit Camp Woodbine
E-mail Dr. Kate Coates at ktolin@carolinaear.us
Download the Camp Registration Form

Local and regional otolaryngologists meet during certain times of the year for a journal club roundtable discussion focused on new and innovative journal articles in the industry regarding areas of hearing health, chronic ear disease, vestibular dysfunction, Cochlear implants, hearing aids, facial nerve injury, and otolaryngology.

For more information regarding the next meeting, e-mail CME Coordinator, Jennifer Gioia, at jgioia@carolinaear.us