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It is an honor to have the opportunity to train in a program that provides excellent surgical and clinical training as well as endless research opportunities in a collaborative and supportive atmosphere. I am thrilled to be a member of such a collegial residency family and to contribute to the culture of developing world-class surgeons and physician-scientists.

I am so excited to have matched at Washington University in St. Louis! The opportunity to train with such excellent clinicians and researchers is undoubtedly an honor, but what ultimately sealed my decision was the authenticity and kindness of the faculty and residents that I met on my interview day. The thoughtfulness, innovation, and excellence with which WashU approaches patient care is unmatched. I feel so honored to join the ranks!

Carly Novelly is a speech-language pathologist specializing in voice and upper airway disorders. Her clinical interests include endoscopic laryngeal imaging and videostroboscopy; evaluation and treatment of voice and upper airway disorders, including chronic cough; paradoxical vocal fold motion (PVFM); and aging voice/presbyphonia.

Research Interests: Our research focuses on the role of genetics in the form and progression of age-related hearing loss (ARHL) and the role of genetics in the form and severity of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) 

I am delighted to join the WashU Otolaryngology family and incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue my training at such a phenomenal program! During my sub-internship, I was impressed not only with residents’ surgical skill and clinical knowledge but also the kindness and support from residents and faculty alike