Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery Fellowship – Mayo Clinic Arizona
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The Mayo Clinic's Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery Fellowship in Arizona provides advanced clinical and research training in complex nasal and skull base procedures for international medical graduates.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery Fellowship – Mayo Clinic Arizona)
Funding Amounts: Stipend for fellows is approximately $75,105–$77,721 per year (2026–2027 rates); two-year program; includes comprehensive benefits.
Summary: Advanced two-year clinical and research fellowship in rhinology and skull base surgery for international medical graduates at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
Key Information: One fellow is appointed every other year; applicants must meet ECFMG, USMLE, TOEFL, and J-1 visa requirements.
Description
This two-year fellowship at Mayo Clinic Arizona provides international medical graduates with in-depth clinical and research training in advanced rhinology and anterior skull base surgery. The program combines endoscopic and open surgical techniques, covering a wide range of conditions such as sinonasal disease, orbital pathology, allergy, and functional nasal surgery. Fellows are integrated into a multidisciplinary environment, working closely with expert faculty and participating in both hands-on surgical cases and scholarly research. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based approaches, innovation in surgical management, and active involvement in academic presentations and conferences. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in academic medicine and the global advancement of rhinology and skull base science.
