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Resident Edition 2012

The Ideal Ophthalmology Resident: Nine Keys from a Program Director
In my 10 years as program director, I’ve worked with dozens of ophthalmology residents. With thanks to them, here are my nine “ABCs” on being an ideal ophthalmology resident.

2012-2013 OKAP Exam Reading Schedule
Follow this schedule, which starts in the second week of the 2012-2013 academic year, and you’ll finish in late February— leaving about a month to review other material and work on questions.

Top 10 Pearls on How to Survive Being on Call
From reading glasses to a call bag, 10 tips for giving the best care possible during late-night calls.

Becoming a Leader in Your Field: The Key You Won't Find in Clinic
You’re about to embark on the three-year path to becoming and eye physician and surgeon, but what your practice will look like someday is shaped by more than how hard you work in residency.

Ophthalmic Abbreviations
This cheat sheet includes 149 basic abbreviations you’ll need to know.

Top Ophthalmology Resources for Written Boards/OKAP Exam
Ten essential resources to add to your ophthalmic library, plus two great online sources to bookmark.

How to Conduct an Eight-Point Ophthalmology Exam
From acuity to fundoscopy, a start-to-finish guide to the eight-point exam.

Top 10 Eye Emergencies
A photo guide to some of the most common eye emergencies you’ll treat.

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