Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, this has been another very successful year for our Department. We have had many clinical and academic accomplishments. Clinical research, basic science research, translational, and educational initiatives in our Department have continued to expand. The number of peer–reviewed publications and successful research grant applications have steadily grown. The value of these research grants has markedly increased. On this website, you will find an impressive list of peer-reviewed publications authored by our Departmental members.
Congratulations to Dr. Johnna MacCormick and Dr. Matthew Bromwich who have recently won awards for their clinical and entrepreneurial work. Dr. MacCormick was awarded a CHEO Shining Star Improvement and Innovation award along with the Expanded Hearing Clinical team for their work in hearing screening for congenital CMV. Dr. Matthew Bromwich received the
David E. Mitchell Award of Distinction from the Manning Foundation for his innovative work with SHOEBOX audiometry.
Thank you to everyone who attended our annual resident welcome event, celebrating the addition of Linda Chow (PGY1) and Shannan Hamel (PGY1) to our program.
The past month has been an eventful one for the Department of Otolaryngology. A group of residents and staff attended – and presented – at the AAO meeting in Chicago. Our junior residents attended the London ENT Emergencies bootcamp. And we had the pleasure of hosting a welcome event to celebrate the addition of our 3 new ENT PGY1s – Dr. Corliss Best, Dr. Ali Jafar, and Dr. Kevan Lu.
Congratulations to Drs. Caulley and Hearn who successfully passed the RCPSC Fellowship examination and successfully completing their 5 years of residency!
