Department of Otolaryngology
We provide the best possible care of ear, nose, & throat conditions, education of medical students, training of otolaryngology residents, and otolaryngologic research.
100% Board pass rate for our residency program.
3,200 Operative cases performed every year.
33,417 Clinical visits every year.
Now open: uf health at the oaks!
UF Health The Oaks features otolaryngology, ophthalmology, and audiology services in the former Sears space at The Oaks Mall.
Patient Care
Making Appointments
Phone: (352) 265 – 0920
Fax: (352) 627- 4411
Clinic Locations
We have four clinic locations, including our brand new location. The Oaks, opening in February 2020!
Surgery Center Locations
Our Faculty operate in three conveniently located surgery centers!
Specific Disorders and Conditions
Educational Information regarding specific ENT disorders and conditions.
Medical Education
Head and Neck
Fellowship
The Division of Head and Neck Surgical Oncology and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery is committed to training Otolaryngologists in Advanced Head and Neck Oncologic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Otolaryngology
Residency Program
Our objectives for the residency program are to provide our residents with a strong background in basic and clinical sciences related to otolaryngology, to assist our residents in the development of clinical and surgical expertise, and to give them the opportunity to learn and practice research techniques.
Junior and Senior
Medical Students
Students rotate with the Otolaryngology residents and faculty while participating in the outpatient, inpatient and surgical arena.
Faculty and APP
Shadowing Opportunities
Patient-care observers are an integral part of the UF Health mission of creating an environment that supports education and research in the health sciences.
department News
2020-2021 Match Results!
The Department of Otolaryngology looks forward to working with our 2020-2021 interns who matched on March 20, 2020. Welcome to The Gator…
We Are Better Together!
Shout out to Ngan Lam, PA-C who is pictured in the Bulletin article “We are better together”.
Study Shows Quinolone Ear Drops May Cause a…
Featuring Dr. Patrick Antonelli
