Our client’s clinical experience spans reconstructive surgery, voice disorders, and the treatment of children with complex airway conditions. After earning her medical degree at Dokuz Eylul University, she completed specialist training in otorhinolaryngology at Tepecik Training and Research Hospital. Her subsequent work at Sisli Hamidiye Etfal Training and Research Hospital included complex ENT procedures, multidisciplinary patient management, and the training of junior physicians. Her research has examined swallowing and voice disorders as well as functional outcomes following reconstructive procedures.
Our firm connected this background to her proposed research on pediatric airway reconstruction and rehabilitation in the United States. The petition presented her specialist experience, peer-reviewed articles, a Springer book chapter, and conference presentations as evidence supporting her ability to advance the work. We outlined her plans to refine reconstructive techniques, integrate surgery with structured voice and swallowing therapy, and develop follow-up methods that account for children’s growth. These plans focused on maintaining airway function while reducing complications and repeat interventions.
Long-term recovery was a defining feature of this case. Her proposed work follows children beyond surgery, examining how breathing, swallowing, and voice function evolve as they develop. That emphasis gave the petition a clear connection between surgical innovation and the everyday needs of pediatric patients. Our firm secured approval of her I-140 petition under the EB-2 National Interest Waiver category, supporting her plans to pursue a more coordinated approach to pediatric airway care.
