Osler Otolaryngology 2022 Online Review — Complete Board Preparation
The Osler otolaryngology 2022 review is a comprehensive online course from the Osler Institute designed to help you pass your otolaryngology boards and update your clinical knowledge. Emphasis is on evidence-based medicine and board-relevant standards of care, incorporating new concepts and treatments across all major ENT subspecialties. The course includes didactic lectures with embedded review questions and an online multiple-choice test to reinforce approaches and strategies.
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12expert faculty
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30+topics covered
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2022edition
Inside this resource
Head and Neck Surgery and Endocrine
Louis Portugal covers thyroid mass management, parathyroid surgical approaches, parapharyngeal space masses, salivary gland neoplasms, HIV-related head and neck manifestations, and neck mass evaluation. Sessions address surgical complications and evidence-based decision-making for the most commonly tested HNS topics on the ABOto exam.
Otology and Neurotology
Neal Jackson presents cochlear implant indications and outcomes, vestibular patient work-up, audiology vestibular testing, facial nerve evaluation, and skull base surgery approaches. Terrance Imbery covers conductive hearing loss, chronic ear disease, congenital hearing loss, otitis media complications, and general otologic medicine.
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Mark Domanski addresses facelift, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, and otoplasty techniques. Mingyang Gray presents facial skin resurfacing methods. Nicole Cipriani covers head and neck pathology essentials, while Anthony Del Signore addresses allergy and immunology for the otolaryngologist.
Pediatric ENT and Sleep Medicine
Aldo Londino presents pediatric aerodigestive traumatic injuries, pediatric airway disease, caustic ingestion and foreign bodies, and pediatric neck masses. Nipun Chhabra covers obstructive sleep apnea, sinus and rhinology updates, and critical reasoning and communication skills. Olga Pasternak Wise addresses head and neck imaging interpretation.
Who this serves
- Residents and fellows — ABOto Qualifying, MOC, and Oral Certification exam preparation
- Practicing otolaryngologists — thorough clinical knowledge update across all subspecialties
- ENT surgeons — evidence-based approaches to diagnostic and treatment planning
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 12 speakers
- Mark Domanski, MD — facelift, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, otoplasty
- Louis Portugal, MD, FACS — thyroid mass, parathyroid, parapharyngeal space mass, HIV in HNS, HNS complications, salivary gland neoplasms, neck mass
- Neal Jackson, MD — cochlear implant, vestibular workup, audiology testing, facial nerve, skull base surgery
- Terrance Imbery, MD — conductive hearing loss, chronic ear disease, congenital hearing loss, otitis media complications, otologic medicine
- Nicole Cipriani, MD — head and neck pathology
- Anthony Del Signore, MD — allergy and immunology
- Aldo Londino, MD — pediatric aerodigestive traumatic injuries, pediatric airway disease, caustic ingestion/foreign bodies, pediatric neck masses
- Olga Pasternak Wise, MD, MS — head and neck imaging
- Paras Khandhar, MD, FAAP — evidence-based medicine and statistics
- Nipun Chhabra, MD — obstructive sleep apnea, sinus and rhinology, critical reasoning
- Karuna Dewan, MD — laryngology, laryngeal cancer, oral cavity cancer
- Mingyang Gray, MD, MPH — facial skin resurfacing
Before you buy
Which exams does this course prepare me for?
This review is designed for the ABOto Qualifying exam, Maintenance of Certification (MOC) exams, and the Oral Certification exam.
Does the course include practice questions?
Yes — didactic lectures include embedded review questions, and an online multiple-choice test reinforces the concepts and strategies discussed throughout the course.
The chart
| Format | Online video review |
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| Publisher | The Osler Institute |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah K. –
Excellent board prep. The embedded review questions kept me engaged and the online MCQ test was a great way to assess my weak areas. Louis Portugal’s HNS sessions were particularly thorough.
Priya N. –
Content was solid but the video quality was inconsistent between sessions. Some faculty were recorded in better conditions than others. The clinical knowledge was still very valuable.
M. Alvarez –
Comprehensive coverage of all major ENT subspecialties. The otology sessions with Neal Jackson were outstanding. Some topics could have gone deeper but overall solid board review.
James L. –
Passed my ABOto boards after using this course. The evidence-based approach and board-relevant standards of care were exactly what I needed. Highly recommend for anyone preparing for otolaryngology boards.
drtomh –
Good variety of faculty and topics. The pediatric ENT sessions were well organized. The course helped me identify specific areas of weakness for further study before my boards.