By the completion of the fellowship, we expect the fellow to become highly proficient in:
- Routine, refractive, laser-assisted, and complex cataract surgery
- MIGS procedures including goniotomy, ab interno viscocanalostomy, G6 cyclophotocoagulation, Hydrus, Durysta, IDose and the Xen stent
- Iris and scleral-fixated intraocular lenses, including Yamane technique
- Penetrating keratoplasty
- Anterior lamellar keratoplasty
- DSEK/DMEK
- SMILE, LASIK, and PRK
- Amniotic membrane
- Various approaches to pterygium excision
- Light adjustable lens implants-
- Intacs and corneal crosslinking
In addition, through exposure to a private practice, the fellow will gain a keen exposure to the ins and outs of running a practice, longitudinal care of patients, and cultivating a referral network.
The Eugene/Springfield area is a vibrant community with nearly a quarter-million people and a draw area of double that. It is home to the University of Oregon, a surfeit of biking and running trails and outdoor activities, many culinary and cultural attractions, and approximately 45 minutes to the mountains, 1 hr to the ocean, and 2 hr to Portland.
Call: 6-8 weeks per year
Salary: $120,000 per year (additional pay for additional call is negotiable)
Benefits: Health insurance, malpractice, travel expenses for 2 national meetings during the fellowship, moving expenses
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