Frcsc Heather Osborn
About Frcsc Heather Osborn
Heather Osborn is an Assistant Professor at Yale University, specializing in robotic surgery and microvascular reconstruction within otolaryngology. She has advanced training in head and neck oncology and has previously worked as a Clinical Fellow at Harvard Medical School.
Work at Yale University
Heather Osborn has been serving as an Assistant Professor at Yale University since 2017. In her role, she focuses on head and neck surgical oncology and reconstructive surgery. She has contributed to the academic and clinical environment at Yale, engaging in both teaching and patient care. Her position allows her to integrate advanced techniques in robotic surgery and microvascular reconstruction into her practice.
Education and Expertise
Heather Osborn completed her Doctor of Medicine at Western University from 2007 to 2012. Prior to that, she studied at Queen's University from 2002 to 2007. She furthered her education at the University of Toronto, where she specialized in otolaryngology from 2011 to 2016. Her expertise includes robotic surgery, microvascular reconstruction, and advanced training in head and neck oncology.
Background
Heather Osborn's educational journey began at Queen's University, followed by her medical training at Western University. She then pursued further specialization at the University of Toronto. Prior to her current role at Yale University, she worked as a Clinical Fellow at Harvard Medical School for 11 months, where she gained additional experience in her field.
Achievements
Heather Osborn has made significant contributions to the field of otolaryngology through her specialization in robotic surgery and microvascular reconstruction. Her advanced training in head and neck oncology further enhances her capabilities as a surgeon. Her work at prestigious institutions like Yale University and Harvard Medical School underscores her commitment to advancing surgical practices.