Christopher R. Razavi

One of the many aspects that drew me to Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery (OHNS) was the opportunity for growth, development, and innovation within the field. As such, my research has focused on developing new approaches and technologies with the ultimate goal of improving patient quality of life and surgical outcomes. As an OHNS resident who has completed a 2 year dedicated NIH T32 training program at Johns Hopkins, I have had the opportunity to collaborate closely with world leaders from other disciplines, including researchers at the Whiting School of Engineering. Part of this work has included the development and refinement of the Robotic ENT Microsurgical System (REMS), a novel robotic platform specifically designed for use within OHNS.