Camilla Carroll
Professor Carroll is a Consultant ORLHNS Surgeon at the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital Dublin, Ireland National Referral Centre. She is an elected member of the RCSI Council (2016 - 2028), a Surgeon Educator, Trainer and Mentor with the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Ireland and Great Britain and COSECSA.
Professor Carroll is the incoming Chair of the Intercollegiate Board For Basic Surgical Exams (ICBSE) Assessor Group , an Executive Member of the European Examinations Board for ORLHNS and a Specialist Member of the AMEE Surgical Track, in collaboration with the American College of Surgeons. She is involved in the Global Surgery mentorship program with Association of Women Surgeons (AWS), COSECSA and Women in Surgery Africa (WiSA).
Professor Carroll has engaged with the Surgical Community Nationally and Internationally in the domain of “Climate Change and Health” as the RCSI Ambassador for Sustainability in Surgery and the Green Theatre Accreditation Program.
Professor Carroll is the Honorary Secretary of the Irish Institue of ORLHNS and the Vice-Preident of the RCSI Association of Medical and Dental Graduates.
Sessions
This program offers a comprehensive review of core competencies in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. It covers foundational clinical knowledge, essential surgical skills, and emerging technologies, providing a robust framework for resident and specialist training.
Outcome Objectives Participants will be able to:
Apply current evidence-based guidelines for common otolaryngologic disorders.
Identify key anatomical landmarks for safe and effective surgical procedures.
Describe the role of new diagnostic and therapeutic technologies in patient care.
Background The field of otolaryngology demands a unique combination of medical knowledge and surgical precision. Continuous, high-quality training is essential to navigate the complexities of head and neck anatomy and ensure superior patient outcomes.
Description: This program bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (ORL-HNS). It is designed to equip postgraduate trainees with the advanced skills and sustainable practices necessary for a successful surgical career, ensuring a smooth transition from academic settings to the high-stakes environment of the operating room.
Outcome Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Apply advanced surgical techniques in complex ORL-HNS procedures.
Integrate principles of sustainable surgery into their practice.
Demonstrate enhanced clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills in the operating room.
Background: Newly qualified surgeons often face a steep learning curve when transitioning from residency to independent practice. This program addresses the critical need for structured postgraduate training that focuses not only on technical proficiency but also on the principles of sustainability, efficiency, and patient safety in modern surgical environments.