About FCOM
Where specialties come together.
The Florida Combined Otolaryngology Meeting brings together the professionals shaping the future of specialty care.
Now celebrating its 30th year, FCOM creates a collaborative environment for leaders across otolaryngology, head and neck care, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, medical audiology, allergy, sleep medicine, rhinology, and related areas of care to learn from one another, exchange ideas, and move patient care forward.
Built on collaboration.
The best patient outcomes rarely come from a single perspective.
FCOM is designed to bring specialties together. Across the weekend, attendees can explore clinical updates, emerging treatments, surgical advancements, diagnostic and rehabilitative approaches, practice insights, and hands-on learning opportunities from experts across the broader specialty care community.
The result is a meeting where different disciplines share the same stage, learn alongside one another, and leave with ideas they can apply in their own practices.
Explore a broader view of specialty care.
FCOM programming brings together perspectives across multiple specialties
One meeting. Four organizations.
FCOM is made possible by four organizations with a shared commitment to education, collaboration, and the continued advancement of the specialty.
Advancing the practice of otolaryngology in Florida through education, professional connection, and the exchange of ideas.
Connecting practicing otolaryngologists through shared expertise, practical resources, and statewide professional support.
Where specialties come together.
Shared education, collaboration, and multidisciplinary care.
Representing facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons committed to excellence in cosmetic and reconstructive care.
Supporting medical audiology professionals, advanced practice providers, and students through collaborative education and stronger interdisciplinary connection.
FCOM’S
Target Audience
All interested healthcare professionals involved in the specialty of Ear, Nose & Throat including but not limited to physicians, advanced practice providers, audiologists, speech-language pathologists, administrators, office managers, clinical and operational support teams, as well as residents, fellows, medical & other healthcare-related students.
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