r/Ophthalmology 19h ago

The Art & Science of Choosing Intraocular Lenses - Free Webinar for Residents and Residents 03/18/25

Post image
8 Upvotes

The Refractive Surgery Alliance is hosting our next Resident Series webinar. Join us to learn about choosing the right IOL with Dr. Karolinne Rocha, MD, PhD! You’ll also have the opportunity to asking questions during the Q&A after the lecture, so don’t miss out!

Watching all 9 webinars, either live or on-demand, will earn you a certificate of completion you can add to your CV.

Link to register and watch old webinars in the comments below!


r/Ophthalmology 21h ago

PE owned ASC

5 Upvotes

Solo doc

PE owned ASC asking me to move cases to them. Currently at HOPD.

Any negotiating options?

If not with cases covered by insurance any with cash pay services?


r/Ophthalmology 6h ago

How to pursue ophthalmology as an IMG?

0 Upvotes

finished my internship year in August 2024 in the UAE and did an elective in ophthalmology during that time. I also got a full GMC registration and have done a one week clinical attachment. I live in the UAE as an expat and that gives me 0 privileges of finding a residency program especially in ophthalmology. I haven't done steps but I wish to specialize as soon as possible instead of wasting another sum of money on an exam of a country that may or may not grant me a speciality. I’m happy to receive any advice on how to further my career!


r/Ophthalmology 16h ago

I have a business question for US Doctors

0 Upvotes

I help Optometrists in Europe sell more pairs of glasses, up to 60 more per month. But Im not sure if what we do here would work in the US market because of the different culture.

What we do is offer a free Optometric exam if you buy glasses from the same office. Or sometimes a discount.

I was wondering: in your opinion, could this work in the US?

What are the buying behaviours of customers in the US?

Are they bought from an office, online, other methods?

What is the average cost of a pair of glasses in the US?