On this episode, we hear from Dr. Samuel Okerosi and Dr. Robbie Patterson from the Global Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (Global OHNS) Initiative. We discuss the group’s focus on research in global ENT. There are opportunities to get involved at all levels of training! Find them at: Twitter: @globalohns Website: https://www.globalohns.org/ Email: globalohns@gmail.com

This week, we hear from Dr. Eric Genden about his experience leading the first successful human trachea transplant surgery in January of 2021. He shares stories from medical school about what sparked his interest in researching tracheal transplantation. We discuss the collaborative efforts that were required, both in terms of anatomy, research, and clinically. We also talk about the incredible courage of Sonia, the first recipient of a human tracheal transplant.

This episode features Dr. David Chang, a professor of Clinical Otolaryngology and program director at the University of Missouri. We heard from Dr. Chang about his journey to otolaryngology, facial plastics and reconstructive surgery as well as his special interest in the signaling process. Make sure to follow him @DrCWDavidChang on twitter. Follow @sundayswsaima on Instagram and twitter to stay up to date with the latest guests. Make sure to catch us next week on Sundays with Saima &am...

This episode features Dr. Amy Chen. She serves as Willard and Lillian Hackerman Professor of Otolaryngology, Vice Chair of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Director of Endocrine Surgery in the Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery at Emory University School of Medicine.

This episode features Dr. Ofer Azoulay. He serves as Assistant Professor and Chief of Robotic and Microvascular Head and Neck Reconstruction at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University. Be sure to check out the Downstate ENT Patient Stories we discuss in this week’s episode: Matthew Racies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwYra708wF4&ab_channel=DownstateTV John Rodriguez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV3BLG_eZOw&ab_channel=DownstateTV Natalia Plaza: https:/...

This week we learn about our future co-host, Madeline Nottoli, a rising third-year medical student at Creighton University! Tune in to hear more from Maddie in the next season.

This week we learn about our future co-host, Saaleha Shamsi, a rising first year medical student at Northeast Ohio Medical University! Tune in to hear more from Saaleha in the next season.

This week we learn about our future co-host, Meghana Chanamolu, a rising fourth year medical student at Northeast Ohio Medical University! Tune in to hear more from Meghana in the next season.

This week we learn about our future co-host, Grace Shadid, a rising second year medical student at SUNY Downstate! Tune in to hear more from Grace in the next season.

This week we learn about our future co-host, Fahad Hasnain, a rising fourth year medical student at Indiana University! Tune in to hear more from Fahad in the next season.

Hello everyone, welcome to Sundays with Saima. This podcast is made for aspiring otolaryngologists to learn from trainees and attendings in the field. I am your host, Saima Wase, fourth-year medical student at Northeast Ohio Medical University. Today I want to provide a short update before we move onto the next season of Sundays with Saima. First, I want to thank this audience and all my previous guests for their attention, time, and interest in this project. It has been a true honor a...

This episode features Dr. Arvind Badhey, MD. He serves as Associate Residency Program Director at the University of Massachusetts and the Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery. We hear from Dr. Badhey about his path to head and neck, the newest opportunities to learn about Otolaryngology via Otonotes, and his advice for upcoming medical students interested in the field.

This episode features Dr. Eve Champaloux, MD, PhD, PGY-4 at the University of Washington. She discusses her path to otolaryngology as a physician-scientist, her research in pregnancy during otolaryngology residency training, and advice that will guide students in picking their perfect program.

This episode features Dr. Anju Patel, MD. She is an associate surgeon at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and instructor in otolaryngology–head and neck surgery at Harvard Medical School. In episode 12 of Sundays with Saima, Dr. Patel emphasizes the 3 C's: curiosity, courage, and compassion as the tenets of developing strong mentorship. She returns for another episode to discuss building your mission to align with your values. Make sure to check out the following references if you are interested ...

This episode features Dr. Ravi Samy, MD. He serves as the Director of the Skull Base Surgery Fellowship, Director of Adult Cochlear Implant Program, and Professor of Otolaryngology & Neurosurgery at the University of Cincinnati. We hear from Dr. Samy about the perpetual learning that has guided his 22 years as a neurotologist. Tune in to hear about his pearls on mentorship, global health, and gratitude.

This episode features Dr. Lyndsay Madden. She serves as the assistant professor in otolaryngology and practicing laryngologist at Wake Forest Baptist Health. We hear from Dr. Madden about her path to laryngology, the breakdown of a laryngology practice, and the past, present, and future of women in otolaryngology.

This episode features Drs. Daniel Beswick and Rhorie Kerr. They are both academic otolaryngologists from University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA). Dr. Daniel Beswick is a fellowship-trained Rhinologist and Skull Base surgeon. Dr. Rhorie Kerr is a fellowship-trained Facial Plastic and Reconstructive surgeon. We hear from this panel about academic medicine, finding your first job, and the advice they have for medical students.

This episode features Dr. Jennifer Villwock, MD. She serves as the associate professor of otolaryngology – head & neck surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center and the Section Chief for Otolaryngology at the Kansas City Veterans Affairs Hospital. We hear from Dr. Villwock about her path to rhinology, driving research with curiosity, and finding wellness in medicine.

The 25th episode of Sundays with Saima features the editorial board of the Auricle, Sudeepti Vedula, Kavya Pai, Ariel Omiunu, and Humzah Quereshy. The Auricle is a newsletter built to discover new updates in otolaryngology made for medical students, by medical students. Tune in to hear from aspiring otolaryngologists to hear about their exciting project!

This episode features Dr. Gregory Randolph, MD. He is the Chair in Thyroid Surgical Oncology and professor of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at Harvard Medical School. He serves as the director of General Otolaryngology and Thyroid/Parathyroid Endocrine Surgical Divisions at Massachusetts Eye and Ear. We hear about Dr. Randolph's path to thyroid surgical oncology, how he created sustainable change with global health, and the opportunities available through the Academy of Otolary...