During the 2007 Otolaryngology Academy meetings in Washington D.C., a representative for the German medical instrument company, Karl Storz, recognized Dr. Osborne’s cutting edge technique for removing salivary gland stones. As a result of this meeting, Dr. Osborne met with Prof. Johannes Zhenk at the 2008 Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Annual Convention. After …
Dr. Reena Gupta, laryngologist at OHNI’s Division of Voice, was recently invited to speak in London, England, at the annual meeting of the British Voice Association. This meeting, Choice for Voice: 2010, was geared towards professionals who care for voice users. This includes singing teachers, speech language pathologists, and laryngologists (voice doctors). It stressed the …
It would be difficult to imagine a tennis player who doesn’t know how to string a racket or a violinist who doesn’t know how to tune their violin. However, it is far from rare for a vocal performer to have no concept of how the human voice works. These performers, who rely on this …
When Osborne Head and Neck Institute first became involved in VOICE 2010, it had been on the verge of cancellation, with no major sponsor on board. Thousands of anxious voice-over professionals risked losing a very valuable educational resource. Understanding the importance of this event to these artists, the Osborne Head and Neck Institute became premiere …