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The future vibrancy, relevancy, and strength of our specialty depend on cultivating a pipeline of resident otolaryngologists who embody what our society wishes to become. In attracting, seeking, and nourishing physicians of all stripes, we offer several considerations regarding medical student education and the residency selection process.

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residency resident selection otolaryngology pipeline characteristics medical students application education

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Cultivating and Recruiting Future Otolaryngology Residents: Shaping the Tributary

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