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This episode features a panel discussion on the history of contemporary issues of women in the OMFS specialty.  Moderated by Dr. Stephanie Drew. Guests include Dr. Jocelyn Shand, Dr. Ana Luiza Leal, and Dr. Mei Chong. 

In the latest IAOMS podcast series, we’re exploring the history of the specialty from the unique point of view of each global region. How did the specialty evolve as a distinct area of practice? Who were the key players? Where is the specialty heading in the future? Stay tuned for insights into these questions and more.  This episode features a panel discussion moderated by Professor Johan Reyneke. Guests include Professor Russell Lurie, Dr. Mohamed Ghanem, and Dr. S. Singh. Highlights include milestones in African OMFS training programs, the vibrant digital physician community, and addressing pricing standards accounting for medical aid inequity.

In the latest IAOMS podcast series, we’re exploring the history of the specialty from the unique point of view of each global region. How did the specialty evolve as a distinct area of practice? Who were the key players? Where is the specialty heading in the future? Stay tuned for insights into these questions and more.  This episode features a panel discussion moderated by IAOMS President Dr. Alejandro Martinez. Guests include Dr. Cesar Guerro,  Dr. Javier Davila, and Dr. Jose Luis Molina. Highlights include the advancement of OMFS presence in South American hospitals, and the icons who lead the way.

In the latest IAOMS podcast series, we’re exploring the history of the specialty from the unique point of view of each global region. How did the specialty evolve as a distinct area of practice? Who were the key players? Where is the specialty heading in the future? Stay tuned for insights into these questions and more.  This episode features a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Larry Nissen. Guests include Dr. Ed Dore,  Dr. Jasjit Dillon, Dr. Donald Booth, and Dr. Arthur Jee. Highlights include reflections on the past, present, and future of the specialty as it has evolved throughout the panelists' careers. 

In the latest IAOMS podcast series, we’re exploring the history of the specialty from the unique point of view of each global region. How did the specialty evolve as a distinct area of practice? Who were the key players? Where is the specialty heading in the future? Stay tuned for insights into these questions and more.  This episode features a panel discussion moderated by Professor Alastair Gross. Guests include Professor Frank Monsour,  Professor David Wiesenfeld, Professor Jocelyn Shand, and Professor Andrew Heggie. Highlights include the surprising diversity and complexity of this region and its impact on the specialty. 

In the latest IAOMS podcast series, we’re exploring the history of the specialty from the unique point of view of each global region. How did the specialty evolve as a distinct area of practice? Who were the key players? Where is the specialty heading in the future? Stay tuned for insights into these questions and more.  This episode features a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Tetsu Takahashi. Guests include Dr. Seah Tian Ee, Dr. Gunaseelan Rajan, and Professor Yue He. Highlights include the ancient historical roots of the specialty in India, as well as how technology access and government restrictions impact practices. 

In the first episode of "IAOMS History of Specialty," Moderator Prof. Julio Acero hosts a panel discussion on the history of the specialty within Europe. This first episode will feature commentary from Dr. Nicholas Kalavrezos, Prof. Manlio Galie, and Dr. Rafa Martin Granizo. This continent-wide team provides an in-depth look at the European development of the field. 

In the final episode of the IAOMS Foundation’s 25th Anniversary podcast series, “A Conversation with Donors: Their Passion and Motivation” Dr. Nabil Samman and Dr. Richard Burton moderate a discussion among longtime supporters of the IAOMS Foundation, Dr. Kishore Nayak and Dr. Ann Collins, and NextGen supporters of the Foundation, Dr. Andrew Read-Fuller and Dr. Indradewi Sutikno. Hear their thoughts about how donors are instrumental in the growth and success of the Foundation along with their perspective on the IAOMS Foundation’s contribution to the OMF specialty. Featuring: Dr. Larry Nissen, Foundation Chair & Podcast Host Dr. Ann Collins Dr. Andrew Read-Fuller Dr. Kishore Nayak Dr. Indradewi Sutikno Moderated By: Dr. Richard Burton Dr. Nabil Samman

The 6th episode in this series, “Networking and Learning in a Surgeon’s Early Career: ICOMS Travel Scholarships” will introduce Dr. Ed Dore, ICOMS 2023 Vancouver Chair and member of CAOMS and Mary Allaire-Schnitzer, AAOMS Associate Executive Director and scholarship funder along with the three ICOMS 2019 Rio di Janeiro Scholarship recipients, Dr. Rian Cho, Dr. Simon Jean, and Dr. Matthew Green. In this discussion you will hear about the first ICOMS experience through the eyes of these young surgeons. Our guests for this episode will also discuss the development of the ICOMS Travel Scholarships program and the benefits of this program from both the participant and funder perspective. Featuring: Dr. Larry Nissen, Foundation Chair & Podcast Host Ms. Mary Allaire-Schnitzer, AAOMS, Scholarship Funder Dr. Simon Jean, Scholarship Recipient 2019 Dr. Rian Cho, Scholarship Recipient 2019 Dr. Matthew Greene, Scholarship Recipient 2019 Moderated By: Dr. Ed Dore, ICOMS 26 Vancouver Chair and Member of CAOMS, Scholarship Funder

Long-term Impact of Hands-on Training: The Fellowship Effect Part 2 Part two of the “Long-term Impact of Hands-on Training: The Fellowship Effect” episode will include a conversation highlighting the Cleft Lip and Palate and Craniofacial fellowship experience. Hear about the IAOMS Foundation fellowship experience from both participants and supporters of this hands-on training program. Dr. G.E. Ghali, IAOMS Foundation Fellowship Chair, moderates a discussion between Mr. Bill Passolt, OMS Foundation Chair, and three fellowship recipients, Dr. Amel Eltayeb, Dr. Sahar Nadel and Dr. Jill Knips. Each Fellow will highlight how the fellowship experience has prepared her to serve as an educator/trainer in her home country, what her experience was like living in a foreign country for a year, and the long-term impact of the training.   Featuring: Dr. Larry Nissen, Foundation Chair & Podcast Host, Mr. Bill Passolt, OMS Foundation, Dr. Amel Eltayeb, 2017-18 Fellowship Recipient,  Dr. Sahar Nadel, 2018-19 Fellowship Recipient and Dr. Jill Knips, 2013-14 Fellowship Recipient Moderated By:Dr. G.E. Ghali, IAOMS Education Chair

In part 1 of the “Long-term Impact of Hands-on Training: The Fellowship Effect” episode of the IAOMS Foundation 25th Anniversary Podcast Series, Mr. Christian Leibinger, President of KLS Martin Group moderates a discussion with two IAOMS Foundation Fellowship recipients, Dr. Anand Gupta and Dr. Ilker Burgaz. Hear more about the IAOMS Foundation fellowship experience from both participants and the Foundation’s Emerald sponsor, KLS Martin Group.  Each Fellow will highlight how their fellowship experience has prepared them to serve as an educator/trainer in their home country, what their experience was like living in a foreign country for a year, and the long-term impact of their training. 

In episode three of the IAOMS Foundation 25th Anniversary Podcast Series, Committee on Global Surgery (COGS) Chair Dr. Steven Roser connects with Dr. Larry Nissen, Dr. Byron Henry, Dr. Melissa Amundson, Dr. Barbara Woodhouse, Dr. John Arvier and Dr. Shahid Aziz to discuss global IAOMS advocacy efforts. Learn more about the COGS efforts worldwide, hear personal stories about the impact of humanitarian trips on surgeons and their patients, and discover international outreach opportunities for IAOMS members to assist and learn in low resource areas of the world.