Individuals with exceptional qualifications who share a common mission and philosophy, who will focus their research efforts on questions that have the potential for great clinical benefit, and who are seeking to become an independent clinician-scientist are invited to apply. Stanford Otolaryngology especially encourages applications from African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, and other candidates from under-represented minority groups.

For the CSTP residency research track (7 year program), applicants do not need to submit any additional materials. Simply select this track on ERAS to apply. 

Post-residency research track (2 year program) will be offered to all applicants of our clinical fellowships focusing on (but not limited to) neurotology and pediatric otolaryngology. The standard National Match Process guidelines will be followed. If the trainee wants both research and clinical fellowship training, the order of the training will be agreed on mutually in discussions between the program director, fellowship director, and the trainee.

The application should include the following, and be submitted directly to Wei Du:

1. CV
2. PDFs of research papers applicant has published.
3. One page statement of purpose discussing long-term goals as a clinician-scientist.
4. One page statement regarding Stanford research laboratories they are interested in and why.