Air Force ENT Surgeon: Head & Neck Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

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About the role

U.S. Air Force seeks an Officer-Specialty Otolaryngologist to lead ENT care for Airmen and their families at Maxwell AFB in Alabama. Responsibilities include evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of head and neck conditions, plus coordination of perioperative care with anesthesia teams. The role involves teaching interns and residents, providing expert consultation in otorhinolaryngology, and transforming civilian physicians into Air Force officers through structured training.

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