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Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

Resident Rotations

Johns Hopkins offers two tracks designed to meet the resident's long term goals in either a research or clinical setting. 

Post Graduate YearRotations
PGY-1 OHNS Intern3 months: General Surgery rotations
1 month: Neurosurgery rotation
1 month: Anesthesia rotation
1 month: Plastic Surgery rotation
6 months: Otolaryngology rotations 
PGY-2 OHNS Assistant Residents

12 month clinical rotation, of which:

2-3 months: Pediatric OTO - JHH
2-3 months: Night float - JHH
2-3 months: Otology - JHH
2-3 months: General OHNS – Bayview
2-3 months: Sinolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery*

PGY-3 OHNS Assistant Residents

24 month: T32 research track (2 residents each year)
4-6 months: 5-year track (2-3 residents each year)
6-8 months: GBMC and/or Bayview 5-year track (2-3 residents each year)

6 months of 24 will be ACGME accredited

PGY-4 OHNS Assistant Residents

12 month clinical rotation, of which:

2-3 months: Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery - JHH
2-3 months: Sinus & Laryngology - JHH
2-3 months: General OHNS – Bayview
2-3 months: Head & Neck Oncology – JHH
2-3 months: General OHNS – GBMC*

PGY-5 OHNS Chief Residents

12 month clinical rotation, of which:

2-3 months - Head & Neck Oncology- JHH
2-3 months - Otology - JHH
2-3 months - General OHNS - GBMC
2-3 months - Head & Neck Oncology – GBMC
2-3 months - Facial Plastics/Elective/Suburban*

PGY-5+ OHNS Chief Residents6 months - Senior subspecialty rotation - JHH
6 months - optional fellowship

*Our current resident allotment alternates complements of 4 and 5 residents each year.  Rotations marked with an asterisk denote rotations that are variable in years with a complement of 5 residents.

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