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The annual ENT resident progressive Halloween party took place this weekend!3 spooky spots, 1 much-loved tradition 🎃👻🫶🏼
10/30/2022

The annual ENT resident progressive Halloween party took place this weekend!
3 spooky spots, 1 much-loved tradition 🎃👻🫶🏼

Congratulations to Drs. Laura Matrka, Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, Kara Wada, and Meredith Lind of for being named “Exc...
10/11/2022

Congratulations to Drs. Laura Matrka, Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, Kara Wada, and Meredith Lind of for being named “Exceptional Women in Medicine” by !

The Exceptional Women in Medicine awardees are recognized based on nominations by other physicians for outstanding accomplishments and dedication to the field of medicine.

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Congratulations to Drs. Laura Matrka, Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, and Meredith Lind of for being named “Exceptional Wo...
10/11/2022

Congratulations to Drs. Laura Matrka, Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, and Meredith Lind of for being named “Exceptional Women in Medicine” by !

The Exceptional Women in Medicine awardees are recognized based on nominations by other physicians and acknowledgment of outstanding accomplishments and dedication to the field of medicine.

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!Introducing Yufan Lin, MDDr. Lin is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing his undergrad degree at ...
10/03/2022

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Introducing Yufan Lin, MD

Dr. Lin is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing his undergrad degree at Dartmouth College and medical school at Albany Medical College.
➡️ he also got married last month! Congratulations and .custozzo 💍🎉

Q: What is a typical day like for you?
As the third year on the Head and Neck Surgery rotation at the James Cancer Hospital my typical week consists of four days of OR cases covering usually one free flap and multiple large open case such as parotid dissections, thyroids, and neck dissections and one day of clinic seeing a mix of head and neck cancer and skull base pathology. Additionally, the third year role includes being a primary contact to help guide first and second year residents as well as being a float to assist with more senior roles in our dynamic and busy team.

Q: What is your proudest accomplishment?
I'm most proud of being able to call The Ohio State University Otolaryngology Department my home and for the privilege of working with our sagacious attendings, excellent ancillary staff, and fellow residents who inspire me to be my best self every day.

Q: Tell us about a recent favorite moment at work.
A recent favorite memory of mine was scrubbing in on our newest Head and Neck faculty Dr. Catherine Haring's first major ablative and free flap reconstruction case as an attending at OSU. She guided me through bilateral neck dissections and we reflected the oral cavity cancer through the floor of mouth to optimize our ability to obtain clear posterior margins. As a resident at OSU, we encounter advanced cancer pathology that challenges standard approaches towards routine cases.

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to this year’s American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery annual meeting in Philadelphia, PA September...
09/23/2022

to this year’s American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery annual meeting in Philadelphia, PA September 10-14!

OSU medical students, ENT residents and faculty presented research, led on panels, and took part in national AAO-HNSF committee leadership at the conference.

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🎾 The annual “Head and Neck Pelotonia Tennis Open” happened this Sunday! 🎾We are proud of this annual tradition of th...
09/22/2022

🎾 The annual “Head and Neck Pelotonia Tennis Open” happened this Sunday! 🎾

We are proud of this annual tradition of the “lowest-pressure” fundraiser “tournament” open to all players, non-players and expert players - all to fundraise for , an organization funding innovative cancer research .

The one-day tournament kicked off with breakfast followed by singles and doubles matches on the OSU tennis courts. Tournament t-shirts designed by ENT faculty were sold for additional donations.

Over $6000 was raised and everyone had a great time - Vivek Ramaswamy was named tournament champion, cheered on by Dr. Ramaswamy and their son!

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Reposting the repost ! featuring one of our ✌🏼 amazing female head and neck surgical oncology fellows, Dr. Hilary McCra...
09/22/2022

Reposting the repost !

featuring one of our ✌🏼 amazing female head and neck surgical oncology fellows, Dr. Hilary McCrary and PGY-4 resident, Dr. Sarah Nyirjesy, in a mandible reconstruction case!

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!Introducing Ryan Ivancic, MDDr. Ivancic is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing both his undergra...
09/12/2022

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Introducing Ryan Ivancic, MD

Dr. Ivancic is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing both his undergrad degree and medical school at The Ohio State. 

Q: What is a typical day like for you?
A: “As the third year on the Pediatric rotation at Nationwide Children’s Hospital , my role as the consult resident is to keep daily team operations running smoothly. My responsibilities include seeing new consults, operating on any scheduled or add-on cases with the day call attending, and coordinating with other teams. It is a fun but busy rotation where you really grow in your abilities to manage complex pediatric patients.”

Q: What is your proudest accomplishment?
A: “I am most proud to have matched at The Ohio State University for residency. I am privileged to have the opportunity to work alongside world class surgeons and leaders in our field on a daily basis.”

Q: Tell us about a recent favorite memory at work.
A: “I always enjoy getting to operate with other co-residents. I recently had the opportunity to work with one of my co-residents in a complicated sinusitis case. With our attending’s guidance we finished the case and the patient had an excellent recovery.”

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Drs. Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, Laura Matrka, and Meredith Lind were honored to be a part of ’s inaugural monthly pane...
09/01/2022

Drs. Minka Schofield, Leslie Kim, Laura Matrka, and Meredith Lind were honored to be a part of ’s inaugural monthly panel featuring women in underrepresented specialities (Otolaryngology is currently 18% female). They had a great time tonight!

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!Introducing Dan Hall, MDDr. Hall is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing his undergrad degree at ...
08/22/2022

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Introducing Dan Hall, MD

Dr. Hall is one of our PGY-3 Residents. He joined us after completing his undergrad degree at Brigham Young University and medical school at the University of Utah. 

Q: What is a typical day like for you?
A: I am currently the PGY-3 Neurotology resident. My days consist of clinics and ORs helping to manage chronic ear disease, hearing loss, and lateral skull base tumors. I also lead ENT didactics for third year medical students rotating through our department. 

Q: What is your proudest accomplishment?
A: Some of my proudest accomplishments have been opportunities I've had to do humanitarian work in developing nations. Understanding challenges and barriers to accessing quality medical care in other countries makes me appreciate the incredible work that is being done within the Department of Otolaryngology at The Ohio State to save and change lives. 

Q: Tell us about a recent favorite memory at work?
A: I recently was helping to take care of a medically complex patient at Nationwide Children's Hopsital who required ventilatory support. The family of the patient was confused and concerned with quickly changing circumstances, especially due to a language barrier and inability to have a translator present due to the time of day. I was able to speak to them in their native language of Spanish to explain the circumstances and next steps, which helped to alleviate their concerns. 

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OSU ENT residents visited the temporal bone lab last night to drill as part of their Neurotology didactics series 🧠👂🏼Sen...
08/16/2022

OSU ENT residents visited the temporal bone lab last night to drill as part of their Neurotology didactics series 🧠👂🏼

Senior residents paired up with junior residents to learn temporal bone anatomy and to practice drilling techniques. The temporal bone lab is equipped with high-quality microscopes at each station, multiple viewing screens, and state-of-the-art Medtronic systems designed to mirror the residents’ operative experience.

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is proud to be ranked in the top 5 Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery residency training programs in the entire count...
08/04/2022

is proud to be ranked in the top 5 Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery residency training programs in the entire country! 🙌🏼

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