Otolaryngologist Jobs for OPT Students
Otolaryngologist jobs on OPT require employer sponsorship for H-1B or O-1 visas after your authorization period ends. Most positions are in hospital systems or academic medical centers that are experienced sponsors. Your STEM OPT extension does not apply here since medicine is not a STEM-designated field.
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Get Access To All JobsJoin our mission to provide affordable, exceptional healthcare for all, and help shape a healthier community with your expertise. You will play a pivotal role in delivering evidence-based, high-quality specialty care as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team in our dynamic urban outpatient/ambulatory setting. We are seeking a fellowship-trained professional who shares our commitment to improving the lives of the people we serve. Your expertise will ensure that care is not only accessible but also compassionate and comprehensive. While experience in primary care or community medicine is highly valued, it is not required. Fluency in Chinese, Spanish, or other languages is a plus, though we provide live translation services for all patients. We offer a flexible part-time schedule, giving you the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while maintaining a fulfilling career.
Responsibilities
- Flexible schedule, including opportunity to work on weekends only
- Responsible for otolaryngology care for adult and pediatric patients referred from the Health Center's primary care sites
- Work closely with multidisciplinary providers to ensure that patients receive the best in otolaryngology care
- Provide quality care to patients
- Participate in all activities for the multidisciplinary team-based approach for the care of adult and pediatric patients
- Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications:
- Graduated from an accredited medical school and licensed to practice in New York State
- Certification or eligible for certification in Otolaryngology by the American Board of Otolaryngology
- One to two years of experience in practicing otolaryngology preferred
- Ability to speak Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean or Spanish is a plus
Compensation and Benefits:
- Salary: $180 - $200 per hour
- Employer-paid malpractice coverage through FTCA
- 403(b) retirement savings plan
- NYS Paid Sick Leave
- Employee Discount Programs
- The Health Center is qualified for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program
Join our mission to provide affordable, exceptional healthcare for all, and help shape a healthier community with your expertise. You will play a pivotal role in delivering evidence-based, high-quality specialty care as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team in our dynamic urban outpatient/ambulatory setting. We are seeking a fellowship-trained professional who shares our commitment to improving the lives of the people we serve. Your expertise will ensure that care is not only accessible but also compassionate and comprehensive. While experience in primary care or community medicine is highly valued, it is not required. Fluency in Chinese, Spanish, or other languages is a plus, though we provide live translation services for all patients. We offer a flexible part-time schedule, giving you the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while maintaining a fulfilling career.
Responsibilities
- Flexible schedule, including opportunity to work on weekends only
- Responsible for otolaryngology care for adult and pediatric patients referred from the Health Center's primary care sites
- Work closely with multidisciplinary providers to ensure that patients receive the best in otolaryngology care
- Provide quality care to patients
- Participate in all activities for the multidisciplinary team-based approach for the care of adult and pediatric patients
- Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications:
- Graduated from an accredited medical school and licensed to practice in New York State
- Certification or eligible for certification in Otolaryngology by the American Board of Otolaryngology
- One to two years of experience in practicing otolaryngology preferred
- Ability to speak Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean or Spanish is a plus
Compensation and Benefits:
- Salary: $180 - $200 per hour
- Employer-paid malpractice coverage through FTCA
- 403(b) retirement savings plan
- NYS Paid Sick Leave
- Employee Discount Programs
- The Health Center is qualified for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program
How to Get Visa Sponsorship in Otolaryngologist
Target academic medical centers first
Hospital systems affiliated with universities, such as those with residency programs, are far more likely to have established H-1B sponsorship infrastructure. Their legal and HR teams handle physician visa petitions regularly, reducing friction for you.
Align your OPT timeline with credentialing
Hospital credentialing for physicians takes 60 to 120 days. Submit your OPT start date and EAD card details to HR before the credentialing process begins so your work authorization and start date align without creating compliance gaps.
Prioritize employers with O-1 experience
Otolaryngologists with published research, fellowships, or specialized surgical expertise may qualify for the O-1 visa. Ask prospective employers whether their immigration counsel has filed O-1 petitions for physicians before accepting an offer.
Document your subspecialty credentials thoroughly
Subspecialties like rhinology, otology, or head and neck oncology strengthen both your job candidacy and future visa petitions. Compile board certification, fellowship certificates, and publication records now, as immigration attorneys will need them.
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Get Access To All JobsFrequently Asked Questions
Can I work as an Otolaryngologist on OPT without H-1B sponsorship?
Yes, for the duration of your OPT authorization, typically 12 months for post-completion OPT. Medicine is not a STEM-designated field, so you are not eligible for the 24-month STEM OPT extension. This means you have a shorter window to secure an employer willing to file your H-1B petition before your status expires.
Which visa types do Otolaryngologists typically transition to after OPT?
H-1B is the most common pathway, as otolaryngology clearly qualifies as a specialty occupation requiring a physician's degree. O-1A is a strong alternative for those with research publications, surgical innovation, or fellowship distinctions. Some academic physicians also pursue EB-1B or EB-2 NIW green card pathways if their work has national importance.
How do I find Otolaryngologist employers that sponsor OPT and H-1B visas?
Browse Otolaryngologist listings on Migrate Mate, which filters for employers open to sponsoring international candidates. Focus your search on large hospital systems, academic medical centers, and multispecialty physician groups, since these organizations have dedicated immigration counsel and established sponsorship processes compared to private solo practices.
Does my OPT cover the period between residency completion and my first attending position?
OPT is tied to your F-1 program, so it must be authorized through your Designated School Official before your program end date. If you completed a residency on F-1 status, you may be eligible for post-completion OPT covering that gap period. Confirm your OPT application was filed within 60 days of your program end date to remain in status.
Will a small ENT private practice sponsor my visa after OPT?
It is possible but uncommon. Small private practices rarely have in-house immigration counsel and often find the H-1B process unfamiliar and costly. If a private practice is your preferred setting, confirm early in the interview process that ownership is prepared to retain an immigration attorney and cover associated filing fees before you invest significant time.
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