Re: otolaryngology and MdPhD

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From: Prem Subramanian
Date: Sat, 03 Jun 1995 00:00

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> --- You wrote:
> Does anyone know of MdPhD's in ENT?
> What do you think of it as a career choice for us?
> --- end of quoted material ---
>
> Depending on which aspects of otolaryngology you are interested in, You might
> check out U. of Washington, Baylor, or Washinton U. in St. Louis.  All have
> excelent accademic programs in speach and hearing sciences which do a lot of
> work with deafness/hearing impairment.  However, I'd bet none of them have had
> an MdPhD in this, so you might have to do some fast talking.  I got a less tha
n

There is at least one MD/PhD resident in Oto at Baylor; he's a Baylor grad
with his PhD in biomedical engineering. I don't know what his current
research interests are.

-Prem Subramanian
Baylor College of Medicine
6/8 molecular genetics

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