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How Has Covid-19 Affected Otorhinolaryngology Practitioners?

Since the beginning of 2020, COVID-19 has had a huge impact on jobs nationwide. Physicians and other healthcare related jobs are no exception. Overall, medical practices in the U.S. report a fifty-five percent decrease in revenue and a sixty percent decrease in average patient volume since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. Due to this drastic decrease in revenue, medical practices and hospitals have furloughed and laid off employees including 43,000 healthcare workers in March 2020 alone. Nine percent of independent medical practices state they have at least temporarily closed their practices. As social distancing guidelines remain in effect, remote patient engagement has soared and increased by an astounding two hundred twenty five percent

 

Please check out the original source of this information from the University of Medicine and Health Sciences here: https://www.umhs-sk.org/blog/otolaryngologists-ents-rhinologists-and-otologists#ears_nose_and_throat_doctors_and_covid_19

In addition, a video edition of this Podcast can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd9p-YDkkBk

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What is the Average Salary for An Otologist?

Find out the average salary of the fellowship trained physician called an Otologist/Neurotologist in this short audio.

 

Please check out our post about the other audios in this series here: https://medicalnewsupdate.podbean.com/e/otolaryngology-the-series-of-nine-podcasts-discussing-ent-doctors/

and the associated video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3VgEsBtaSQ

The information from this audio is based on an article originally seen here: https://www.umhs-sk.org/blog/otolaryngologists-ents-rhinologists-and-otologists#neurotologist_salary

Our most popular audio in this series can be found here: https://MedicalNewsUpdate.podbean.com/e/what-is-the-difference-between-an-ent-an-otolaryngologist-and-an-ear-nose-and-throat-doctor/

Otolaryngologist Pronunciation - What Is The Correct Way to Say Otolaryngologist?

There are many ways that people try to pronounce the word

Otolaryngologist

To clear up this, we have included the proper pronunciation in this podcast audio

Please check out our post about the other audios in this series here: https://medicalnewsupdate.podbean.com/e/otolaryngology-the-series-of-nine-podcasts-discussing-ent-doctors/
and the associated video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TcRg6wT4hw

The information from this audio is based on an article originally seen here: https://www.umhs-sk.org/blog/otolaryngologists-ents-rhinologists-and-otologists#how_to_pronounce

Our most popular audio in this series can be found here: https://MedicalNewsUpdate.podbean.com/e/what-is-the-difference-between-an-ent-an-otolaryngologist-and-an-ear-nose-and-throat-doctor/

What is an Average Salary for a Rhinologist?

What is an Average Salary for a Rhinologist?

The average salary of a fellowship trained rhinologist has not been definitively published. However, according to The American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, a fellowship trained otorhinolaryngologist, rhinology or otherwise, can expect to make $50,000- $75,000 more a year than a otorhinolaryngologist that has not completed a fellowship. 

Find out more about this medical specialists salary by listening to this short podcast : 

Please check out our post about the other audios in this series here: https://medicalnewsupdate.podbean.com/e/otolaryngology-the-series-of-nine-podcasts-discussing-ent-doctors/

and the associated video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xMXwmH9Wyo

The information from this audio is based on an article originally seen here: https://www.umhs-sk.org/blog/otolaryngologists-ents-rhinologists-and-otologists#rhinology_salary

One of our other most popular audio in this series can be found here: https://MedicalNewsUpdate.podbean.com/e/what-is-the-difference-between-an-ent-an-otolaryngologist-and-an-ear-nose-and-throat-doctor/

 

What is a Rhinologist and How Are They Different from an ENT Doctor?

A Rhinologist is an Allopathic medicine or Osteopathy trained Physician that has completed medical school followed by a 5 year Otolaryngology residency and a 1 year fellowship in Rhinology.

Discover more about this Medical subspecialty in our short podcast.

 

What is the Difference Between an ENT, an Otolaryngologist, and an Ear Nose and Throat Doctor?

What is the Difference Between an ENT, an Otolaryngologist, and an Ear Nose and Throat Doctor?

Otolaryngology is a Medical specialty that involves the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical disorders of the head and neck. The medical practitioners of Otolaryngology are known as Otorhinolaryngologists but may also be referred to as:

Otolaryngologist
ENT
ENT Doctor
ENT Surgeon
ENT Specialist
Head and Neck Surgeon
Ear Nose and Throat Doctor

There is no difference,  between an ENT, an ENT doctor, an Ear Nose and Throat doctor, an Otorhinolaryngologist, and an Otolaryngologist. 

These are all terms for the exact same Medical specialist.

What is an Otologist/Neurotologist?

What is an Otologist/Neurotologist?

A Otologist is an Allopathic medicine or Osteopathy trained Physician that has completed medical school followed by a 5 year Otolaryngology residency and a 2 year fellowship in Otology which is normally combined with Neurotology. Many times, these physicians are described as specialists in Otology/Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery. An Otologist can be thought of as a subspecialist in the field of Otorhinolaryngology.  

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What is an average Otolaryngologist Salary?

What is the average salary for an Otolaryngologist?

The average salary of an Otolaryngologist may vary according to the study referenced, but the two largest sources report the following salaries: 

According to the Medscape Physician Compensation Report 2020:

• $455,000 + 91,000 incentive bonus
• There is also a different pay scale for those that choose academia as a career.  Please listen to this short podcast to learn more about the salaries of Otolaryngologists.

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Do Otolaryngologists Perform Surgery?

Yes, Otolaryngologists perform surgery. After graduating from Medical school, these highly skilled Physicians complete a five-year residency program and are trained to perform surgery on the head, ears, nose, and throat.

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What Do Otolaryngologists Do?

Otolaryngologists treat patients of all ages with conditions and disorders that affect areas of the body above the shoulders including the head, neck, ears, throat, nose, upper respiratory system, and upper esophagus. Find out more about these highly trained physicians by listening to this short podcast. 

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