What’s New on AHNS.info Website- April 2023

Many of your AHNS Sections and Services have been hard at work providing excellent and educational webinar contents to you, our members, fellows and colleagues across the globe. Take a look at the new material available now on the website:

New Content on the AHNS Website!

Click on the highlighted links below to see What’s New from AHNS!

NEW – American Head and Neck Society (AHNS) is honored to launch the AHNS Peer Support Network Program.

NEW – Check out the NEW AHNS Find-A-Physician Page
The Find A Physician feature is now available for viewing AHNS member profiles and specialities. To search and review existing profiles, click the Find-A-Physician tab on the AHNS home page.

• To create your profile, or to modify your existing profile:
• Log in to the AHNS website.
• In the Member Panel, click #5 to create a new profile, and click #6 if you already have a profile and wish to update it.
• Members are encouraged to add their social media handles in order to be tagged on AHNS Instagram and Twitter pages. Both AHNS members and non members can view profiles.
• If you are having trouble accessing your account click here

NEW Virtual Tumor Board from the CDMS:
“TORS or RT?: Oropharynx Dilemmas”, presented by the AHNS Mucosal Malignancy Section

Check out the AHNS Job Board!
The job postings are available to AHNS Members – be sure to log in to see the listings and to post new positions you want to share with the AHNS membership. Both members and non members can post listings so be sure to forward on this great opportunity to your colleagues.

AHNS Cutaneous Section is seeking authors for the Heads Up! Blog! If you have an area of expertise and would like to share your perspective, reach out to us at [email protected]

Graduates of AHNS ATC Fellowship from 2015 to 2020 check your email for the subject line AHNS Survey: Fellowship and Early Career Practice Challenges.
AHNS Young Members Service is conducting a mixed-methods study to explore attitudes and challenges early career head and neck surgeons face when transitioning to independent practice following fellowship training.
We hope the information gained from this study will help define areas for improvement in the AHNS fellowship curriculum by identifying ways to formalize guidance in early-career practice building.
This survey will take approximately 5-7 minutes to complete. If you did not receive the email please email: [email protected]