IU Student Electives
OTOLARYNGOLOGY

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93EN710	CLINICAL ELECTIVE IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY AND HEAD & NECK SURGERY
Course Director: Dr. M. Fritsch Other Faculty: Dr. S. Cordes Dr. S. Halum Dr. B. Matt Dr. R. Miyamoto Dr. M. Moore Dr. J. Ulm Dr. E. Weisberger Dr. A. Yekinni	Description: Students are assigned on an individual basis to multiple residents and faculty and accompany them to clinics, surgery and departmental didactic and patient conferences. A friendly rapport between students and the department furthers understanding. Call is not required. Competencies offered in Communication and Lifelong Learning have an individualized approach. Level 3 credit objectives met by a quality presentation or written work along with completion of "the process" for that competency. TOP	Hospital(s): IUMC and Wishard Memorial Hospital
		Availability: All year except July and August.
		Number of units: 1 Full Time
		Max Students/Unit: 3
		Prerequisites:  3rd or 4th year status
		Course components: 50% Clinical; 50% Surgical
		Competencies offered: I: Effective Communication IV: Lifelong Learning

93EN990	SPECIAL ELECTIVE IN OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
	Description: The student should refer to the section of the Preface entitled "Special Electives" for information concerning the availability of elective opportunities especially designed to meet his/her needs and interests. The "Special Electives" section will also identify the procedures for arranging and scheduling special elective courses. TOP

02EN711	OTOLARYNGOLOGY HEAD & NECK SURGERY
Course Director: Dr. D. Stein	NOTE: THIS COURSE REQUIRES A 2 MONTH NOTIFICATION PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE ELECTIVE MONTH TO DROP OR ADD. Description: The course objective is to offer experience and familiarity primarily oriented around office, diagnosis and treatment of disorders involving the head and neck. Opportunities will exist for observation and participation in both office examination, diagnostic testing, and surgical intervention in all areas of otolaryngology including: general ENT surgery, facial cosmetic surgery, pediatric otolaryngology, head and neck oncology, nasal and sinus surgery, nasal allergy treatment, otologic surgery, balance disorders, swallowing disorders, voice disorders, sleep disorders. TOP	Hospital(s): Fort Wayne Center for Medical Education
		Availability: All year
		Number of units: 1 Full Time
		Max Students/Unit: 2
		Prerequisites:  3rd of 4th year status
		Course components: 80% Clinical; 10% Lecture; 10% Library
		Competency offered: None

71EN703	OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY HEAD & NECK SURGERY
Course Director: Dr. S. Collins Other Faculty: Dr. Brooks Dr. J. Chadwell Dr. Kletzing Dr. S. McTigue Dr. Saine	Description: Objectives are to offer experience and familiarity with both office treatments and surgery. The student will have contact with all aspects of the specialty, including major head and neck surgery cases, diagnosis and treatment of hearing and equilibrium disorders, bronchoesophagology, and facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. TOP	Hospital(s): Memorial Hospital and St. Joseph Med Center (South Bend)
		Availability: All year except July or December.
		Number of units: 1 Full Time
		Max Students/Unit: 1
		Prerequisites: 3rd or 4th year status
		Course components: 80% Clinical; 10% Lecture; 10% Library
		Competency offered: None