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Glaucoma Basics: Beyond the IOP

MAY 15, 2017 Jiaxi Ding, MD in Residents, Features

Glaucoma is a tip-of-the-iceberg phenomenon. At first glance, it seems simple (just lower the IOP!), but it can abruptly reveal its true nature the deeper you delve. How do you face such an opponent? Be alert, dynamic to change and willing to respond in kind as soon as glaucoma shows you an aggressive side. Follow these tips to handle glaucoma with confidence.

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To-Do List for the Young Ophthalmologist

MAY 15, 2017 in Residents, Features

The Academy has developed an extensive range of resources to help the young ophthalmologist embark on a successful career. This to-do list will help you along the way.

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Edge of Ophthalmology: 2 Emerging Trends in Diabetic Retinopathy

MAY 13, 2017 David W Parke III MD in Residents, Features

Ophthalmology has a long history of performing large-scale clinical trials to guide our management of eye diseases — one of many reasons to take pride in your chosen field. Two of these have risen to prominence in the last year or so. Familiarizing yourself with them will give you a head start with your patients and attendings.

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How to Become a Clinician-Scientist

APR 12, 2017 Michael Mott in Features

Ophthalmology training often involves an increasingly specialized path, but one career track lets you bridge the gap between medicine and science, regardless of subspecialty. For ophthalmologists who want to see patients and make cutting-edge discoveries that improve eye care and prevent blindness, becoming a clinician-scientist presents an ideal career track.

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YOs Develop Leadership Skills at APAO 2017

MAR 17, 2017 Jeff H Pettey MD, S. Grace Prakalapakorn, MD, MPH, Royce W Chen MD in Features

More than 200 young ophthalmologists turned out for one of several special events for them during APAO 2017, March 1 to 5, in Singapore. The meeting included both learning opportunities unique to the region and useful tips for new ophthalmologists, no matter where you practice.

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3 Ways to Learn from Senior Ophthalmologists

MAR 13, 2017 James G Chelnis, MD in Features

As young ophthalmologists join the profession, we’re replacing senior ophthalmologists at a rapid pace. Communication between these two age groups is therefore vital, whether for YOs who need help transitioning into their first practice or for their older colleagues who are looking to partner with YOs before leaving practice.

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7 Tips for Overcoming Early Career Stress

MAR 13, 2017 in Features

Entering ophthalmology practice brings many new responsibilities, and with that stress. Fortunately, others have faced these challenges before you. Here’s how seven young ophthalmologists tackled some of their biggest early career stressors.

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Asia-Pacific Meeting Includes Practical Support, Advice for Young Ophthalmologists

FEB 16, 2017 Michael Mott in Features

Hundreds of ophthalmologists will gather in Singapore March 1 to 5 to explore the latest cutting-edge technologies and share treatment insights at APAO 2017, the region’s biggest meeting in the field.

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YOs Leverage Global Community to Grow Professionally, Do More for Patients

DEC 06, 2016 Christi Foist in Features

Ophthalmologists in the United States may perform or assist up to 500 procedures during residency (minimum 200), but in some countries, they do no surgeries at all. For ophthalmologists like Olena Hurzhii, MD, of Ukraine, training gaps like these present a challenge — one that she and other doctors meet by turning to the global community of ophthalmologists.

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3 Tips for Getting Involved in Ophthalmology Overseas

OCT 17, 2016 Michael R Feilmeier MD, Michael D Tibbetts, MD in Annual Meeting, Features

Young ophthalmologists can participate in global ophthalmology by many different means, from research and short-term trips to practicing long-term in underserved areas. At an Oct. 16 session during AAO 2016, four young ophthalmologists shared their tips for working overseas.

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YO Info

The American Academy of Ophthalmology's newsletter for young ophthalmologists (YOs) — those in training as well as in their first few years in practice.

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YO Info Editorial Board

James G. Chelnis, MD - Chair
Jiaxi Ding, MD
Olivia L. Lee, MD
D. Wilkin Parke III, MD
Nathaniel Roybal, MD
Jason D. Rupp, MD
Evan Silverstein, MD

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