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  • Understanding trends in rhinology fellowship demographics, goals, and experiences is crucial.
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  • To analyze trends in rhinology fellow demographics, goals, and experiences.
  • To compare career outcomes and satisfaction between recent and past graduates.

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  • Statistical analysis included chi-square testing and logistic regression across different graduate cohorts.

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  • No significant difference in desire for academic jobs between recent (0-5 years) and past (6+ years) graduates.
  • Past graduates (6+ years) had significantly higher success rates in securing academic positions (96% vs. 74%).
  • Female rhinologists reported lower work-life balance and clinical practice satisfaction compared to males, despite similar academic career goals and success rates.

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  • Securing academic positions appears more challenging for recent rhinology fellowship graduates.
  • Insights into changing trends can inform fellowship directors and trainees.
  • Addressing work-life balance disparities for female rhinologists is essential for improving overall satisfaction.