Evan Kominsky, MD
Otolaryngology, PGY 2
Albert Einstein College Of Medicine
Bio
Where did you grow up?
Cleveland, Ohio
What is your medical school/undergraduate background?
I studied biochemistry at Washington University in St. Louis (graduated in 2016). I moved out to the East Coast for medical school at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in NYC (graduated 2022). Now I’m happy to be back in the Midwest!
Why are you pursuing a career in ENT?
I think ENT has a great balance of interesting, challenging surgical procedures and office-based management of problems that can really impact patients’ lives. It is so rewarding to be able to show patients what might be causing their problem on an endoscopy, for example, and then discuss various treatment options.
What intrigued you about IU School of Medicine?
Being able to learn from experienced faculty that are dedicated to patient care and resident education. Above all, I loved the sense of collegiality that is evident throughout the department and hospital system.
What do you want to learn most from the faculty and residents in the Department of Otolaryngology?
Clinical skills, surgical technique, and how to best communicate with patients and families in a compassionate manner.
What are some of your hobbies?
Hiking, running, snowboarding, cooking.
Cleveland, Ohio
What is your medical school/undergraduate background?
I studied biochemistry at Washington University in St. Louis (graduated in 2016). I moved out to the East Coast for medical school at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in NYC (graduated 2022). Now I’m happy to be back in the Midwest!
Why are you pursuing a career in ENT?
I think ENT has a great balance of interesting, challenging surgical procedures and office-based management of problems that can really impact patients’ lives. It is so rewarding to be able to show patients what might be causing their problem on an endoscopy, for example, and then discuss various treatment options.
What intrigued you about IU School of Medicine?
Being able to learn from experienced faculty that are dedicated to patient care and resident education. Above all, I loved the sense of collegiality that is evident throughout the department and hospital system.
What do you want to learn most from the faculty and residents in the Department of Otolaryngology?
Clinical skills, surgical technique, and how to best communicate with patients and families in a compassionate manner.
What are some of your hobbies?
Hiking, running, snowboarding, cooking.
Titles & Appointments
- Resident Appointee
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Education
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