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Otolaryngology

Otolaryngology

Carlos Caulin

Associate Professor, Otolaryngology

Associate Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP

Director, Translational Head/Neck Cancer Research

Member of the Graduate Faculty

ccaulin@arizona.edu

Robin Samlan

Associate Department Head

Associate Professor, Otolaryngology

Associate Professor, Speech/Language and Hearing

Member of the Graduate Faculty

rsamlan@arizona.edu

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