Ophthalmology residents represent UTMB at state, national events
Posted: February 2013
Dr. Misha Syed, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences glaucoma doctor and residency program director, recently announced that four residents have been chosen to represent the department and institution at state and national events.
Drs. Diana Chao and James Kim have been chosen to attend the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) Advocacy Mid-Year Forum on April 10 as advocacy ambassadors, sponsored by the Texas Ophthalmological Association (TOA). They will travel to Washington, D.C., to represent ophthalmology's interests at a congressional level and will learn how the political process affects the field.
Drs. James Kim and Brian Tieu have had their research abstracts accepted for presentation at the 2013 Resident Competition: The Barry Uhr Memorial Prize in Comprehensive Ophthalmology. The competition will be held during the TOA Annual Program, May 17-18 in conjunction with Texas Medical Association's TexMed meeting in San Antonio.
Syed said, "These residents have taken the initiative to participate in very important and valuable experiences, which will serve them well as they start their careers. We are proud to have them represent the department and UTMB."
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2013
- 2014 OVS residents announced
- Grant makes vision-saving eye care available to Galveston County's working poor
- Ophthalmology residents represent UTMB at state, national events
- OVS resident fellowship matches announced
2012
- Second-year medical students win awards
- Don't be afraid of cataract surgery
- UTMB ophthalmology resident presents at global conference
- LASIK specialist joins UTMB Health Eye Center
- Opthalmology to welcome four new residents in 2013
2011
- On a mission in Mexico to restore vision in needy
- Correctional Managed Care Contract Update
- UTMB ophthalmology chair awarded grant for groundbreaking research
- Gifts make vision-saving surgeries possible for uninsured
2010
- Eye Center has latest treatment for glaucoma
- Surgeons train on virtual reality simulator
- Chief residents announced for 2010-2011
2009
- UTMB ophthalmology chair awarded grant for groundbreaking research
- UTMB Ophthalmology Chair Bernard Godley appointed to national eye council
- Godley shares best practices with Chinese eye specialists
- UTMB University Eye Centers wired for excellence
- Friendswood Eye Center a success
- UTMB ophthalmology residents awarded top posts
- Incoming residents come from around the globe
- LASIK, intraocular lens implant treatments available through UTMB Eye Center
- Residency program awarded major grants