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Education
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Physician Programs
The Department of Ophthalmology hosts a variety of speakers the first Wednesday of every other month. The programs are integrated into our weekly Grand Rounds Schedule which takes place from 4:00-6:00 every Wednesday. All members of the eye community are welcome.
The Chicago Subspecialty Guest Speaker Series is a program which was started in 2003 in an attempt to interact more formally with members of other Ophthalmology Departments throughout the city. The format includes a reception followed by two presentations and a question and answer period. There are also four endowed Speakerships per year. These include the Arthur Light MD, Memorial Lectureship, Cataract/Glaucoma Symposium, two John J. Skowron, MD, Distinguished Visiting Professorships, and The Richard Gieser World Service Lecture. These are generally CME sponsored programs which take place from 1:00 to 6:00 and involve several presentations as a well as resident presentations of interesting cases followed by discussion. Finally, there is the annual James E. McDonald, MD, Keynote Lecture and the Richard Gieser, MD, World Service Lecture which highlights the Resident Alumni Day and takes place every June. |
Physician Programs
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