American Head & Neck Society

Advancing Education, Research, and Quality of Care for the Head and Neck oncology patient.

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AHNS Mentoring Program

Open to all AHNS members, this program will support and facilitate academic and professional growth of members through a 1-year mentorship program.

Mentorship can focus on career development, academic advancement, practice improvement, and/or work/life balance.

This program will allow AHNS members to reach beyond their current academic network to:

  • Reach specific career goals with supportive, experienced guidance (mentees)
  • Benefit from the opportunity to increase leadership and communications skills (mentors)

A generalized curriculum will be provided, along with supportive literature to use as necessary. Mentors and mentees will be expected to:

  1. Communicate monthly via phone, email or FaceTime
  2. Establish a mentorship agreement (framework to be provided)
  3. Formulate an action plan (based on mentee goals)
  4. Meet in person once at the end of the year, i.e. at an annual meeting
The AHNS Mentoring Program application can be viewed here.

Deadline for Application is Thursday March 26, 2020

This program is sponsored by the Women in HNS Service, who will host a “Meet your Mentor” reception at our 2021 meeting to be announced. Don’t miss a chance to participate in this great program!

Please contact the AHNS Administrative Office with any questions.

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Myers’ Family Summer Travel Fellowship in Otolaryngology Application is Open

 

Myers’ Family Diversity Summer Travel Fellowship in Otolaryngology for under-represented minority medical students 

This program is sponsored by the American Head and Neck Society Research and Education Foundation, thanks to the very generous contributions of Dr. Eugene Myers and Dr. Jeffrey Myers, as well as other AHNS donors.  It is intended to expose an under-represented minority medical student to the field of Head and Neck surgery specifically and Otolaryngology in general.

 

A grant of $5,000 will be awarded to a medical student to cover travel, lodging and food expenses for the summer experience.  This summer program offers the interested candidate the opportunity to work in a Department of Academic Excellence in Head and Neck Surgical Oncology that has an approved Fellowship Training Program from the Advanced Training Council of the AHNS.  Participants will be assigned to a clinical faculty mentor and will rotate on his or her clinical service and have the chance to participate in the care of Head and Neck Cancer patients in the outpatient setting, inpatient environment, as well as the operating room.  Summer fellows will also have the opportunity to perform basic, translational, clinical, or population based research under the guidance of a chosen/assigned research mentor.

 

The grant of $5,000 includes the recipients roundtrip airfare, cost to travel to the meeting, transportation to and from, food and hotel stay expenses at the AHNS Annual/International Meetings. At the AHNS Annual/International Meeting the student will share their Summer experience via PowerPoint presentation and can network with AHNS members. The Myers’ Family Summer Travel Fellowship in Otolaryngology FAQ page can be found by clicking here. 

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AHNS 10th International Conference Registration Is Now Open

Registration Now Open
for the AHNS 10th International Conference

Early Bird Registration ends on or before:

Friday May 1, 2020

Registration Info is linked here for accessibility.

Headquarter Hotel Information

Hyatt Regency Chicago
151 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601
*Reservation information will be provided upon meeting registration completion.

American Head and Neck Society

www.ahns2020.org | www.ahns.info

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The AHNS Mentoring Program 2020 Application is Open

Open to all AHNS members, this program will support and facilitate academic and professional growth of members through a 1-year mentorship program.

Mentorship can focus on career development, academic advancement, practice improvement, and/or work/life balance.

This program will allow AHNS members to reach beyond their current academic network to:

  • Reach specific career goals with supportive, experienced guidance (mentees)
  • Benefit from the opportunity to increase leadership and communications skills  (mentors)

A generalized curriculum will be provided, along with supportive literature to use as necessary. Mentors and mentees will be expected to:

  1. Communicate monthly via phone, email or FaceTime
  2. Establish a mentorship agreement (framework to be provided)
  3. Formulate an action plan (based on mentee goals)
  4. Meet in person once at the end of the year, i.e. at an annual meeting
The AHNS Mentoring Program application can be viewed here.

Deadline for Application is Thursday March 26, 2020

This program is sponsored by the Women in HNS Service, who will host a “Meet your Mentor” reception at our international meeting on Tuesday, July 21, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois. Don’t miss a chance to participate in this great program!

Please contact the AHNS Administrative Office with any questions.

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Myers’ Family Summer Travel Fellowship in Otolaryngology Application

 

Myers’ Family Diversity Summer Travel Fellowship in Otolaryngology for under-represented minority medical students 

This program is sponsored by the American Head and Neck Society Research and Education Foundation, thanks to the very generous contributions of Dr. Eugene Myers and Dr. Jeffrey Myers, as well as other AHNS donors.  It is intended to expose an under-represented minority medical student to the field of Head and Neck surgery specifically and Otolaryngology in general.

 

A grant of $5,000 will be awarded to a medical student to cover travel, lodging and food expenses for the summer experience.  This summer program offers the interested candidate the opportunity to work in a Department of Academic Excellence in Head and Neck Surgical Oncology that has an approved Fellowship Training Program from the Advanced Training Council of the AHNS.  Participants will be assigned to a clinical faculty mentor and will rotate on his or her clinical service and have the chance to participate in the care of Head and Neck Cancer patients in the outpatient setting, inpatient environment, as well as the operating room.  Summer fellows will also have the opportunity to perform basic, translational, clinical, or population based research under the guidance of a chosen/assigned research mentor.

 

The grant of $5,000 includes the recipients roundtrip airfare, cost to travel to the meeting, transportation to and from, food and hotel stay expenses at the AHNS Annual/International Meetings. At the AHNS Annual/International Meeting the student will share their Summer experience via PowerPoint presentation and can network with AHNS members.