1. Otolaryngology
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2. Otolaryngology is the study of the disease of the ear and throat

3. Jobs
Pediatric Otolaryngologist specializes in diseases of the ear, nose and throat, including the upper respiratory tract and the diseases of the head and neck with children.
Surgical Otolaryngologists preforms head and neck surgery’s
Otolaryngologists are physicians that study diseases of the ear and throat, including with the upper respiratory tract and the diseases of the head and neck.

4. Education
Residency programs must be of five years duration, with at least nine months of basic surgical, emergency medicine, critical care and anesthesia training within the first year, including at least 48 months progressive education in the specialty. This training must include a final year of senior experience.  This final year must be spent within the accredited program

5. Colleges Baylor College of Medicine Harvard Medical school
University of Pennsylvania
Yale University

6. Demand
There is a 23% increase from 2009

7. Income
On average in the United States an otolaryngologist salary per year is $296,000 in 2016, but ranges between $102,556 – $365,872.
Some otolaryngologist may earn a bonus 1 or 2 times a year which can range from $5,000 – $55,000 per year.

8. Day in the Life

9. Works Cited https://www.salaryvoice.com/otolaryngologist-salary