Training Locations

Emory University Hospital Midtown (EUHM) is a community-based, tertiary, acute care teaching facility located in the heart of midtown Atlanta. As the hub of Emory Otolaryngology, EUHM houses the Emory Voice Center; Emory Sinus, Nasal, and Allergy Center; the Otology/Neurotology Clinic; and the Emory Head and Neck Multidisciplinary Clinic (a truly integrative clinic combining head and neck surgery, hematology oncology, radiation oncology, head and neck radiology, dentistry, social work, and nutrition). Our temporal bone and sinus dissection laboratory, a vital resource for our residents and fellows, is also located at EUHM.

Residents rotating at EUHM work on the rhinology, otology, laryngology, or head and neck services. The head and neck rotation encompasses the busy free-flap reconstruction, endocrine surgery, and TORS practices with several fellowship-trained head and neck surgeons. Three fellowship-trained neurotologists oversee otology services, which includes a dizziness and balance center and an audiology department.

While rotating at the Emory Voice Center, residents refine skills in the diagnosis and management of laryngeal pathology and voice disorders. At the Sinus, Nasal, and Allergy Center, residents concentrate on inflammatory sinonasal disease, nasal obstruction, allergic disease and allergen immunotherapy, and cutting-edge endoscopic management of skull base tumors and cerebrospinal fluid leaks.

Fellows are a vital component of our head and neck, laryngology, rhinology, and speech education programs, which operate primarily out of this campus.

Winship Cancer Institute at Midtown, a 17 story, 450,000 square foot tower, is a full-service cancer care center, designed to place patients at the center of collaborative cancer care integrated with research advancements to provide the best patient outcomes.

Here, you’ll find the leading experts, personalized treatments and innovative clinical trials you can only get at Winship, plus a reimagined care experience to ease the burden of cancer. We’ll do all we can to support you, so you can focus on what matters most: the best chance of living a full life.

Located on the campus of Emory University, Emory University Hospital (EUH) has over 700 licensed beds and is staffed by Emory School of Medicine faculty physicians.

Select otology/neurosurgery combined cases, rhinologic surgery, and endoscopic skull base surgery occur on this campus. Residents also obtain comprehensive exposure to trans-sphenoidal cases, complex neurotology cases, and a degree of general otolaryngology at EUH.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: Arthur M. Blank Hospital is the centerpiece of the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta North Druid Hills campus. Located at the corner of I-85 and North Druid Hills Road, the new 19-story, 2-million-square-foot facility will allow us to expand our reach and continue to meet the needs of Georgia’s kids today, and for generations to come.

The Atlanta VA Heathcare System is located only minutes from Emory University Hospital. It is staffed by over 300 Emory physicians providing the majority of patient care. The hospital has over 400 hospital beds, including medical/surgical inpatient beds, community living center beds, a domiciliary, and psychosocial residential rehabilitation beds.

Residents rotating at the VA HCS run the inpatient and outpatient services and manage a broad scope of benign and malignant ear, nose, and throat problems. They work particularly closely with a large and comprehensive audiology department in the management of age-related and traumatic hearing loss.

Part of Grady Health System and among the largest public hospitals in the Southeast, Grady Memorial Hospital has over 953 licensed beds and an annual service volume of over 35,923 admissions and 548,228 outpatient service visits. Grady is staffed by over 774 Emory medical faculty, who supervise over 368 Emory residents and fellows. Together, these Emory physicians provide about 80% of care at Grady, with the other 20% provided by Morehouse School of Medicine and Grady-employed physicians.

In early 2023, the new Correll Pavilion opened, which is a 10-story building housing numerous clinics such as otolaryngology, orthopedics, and opthamology. The otolaryngology clinic has been seamlessly transitioned to the Correll Pavilion. This state-of-the-art facility has also begun housing outpatient surgeries and rehabilitation services. 

Residents rotating at Grady are granted the supervised autonomy to run the inpatient and outpatient otolaryngology service. The scope of the service is broad, encompassing all aspects of benign and malignant disease of the head and neck in addition to management of trauma to the soft tissues and skeletal support of the face.