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I also worked on diabetic retinopathy biomarkers and remote monitoring for AMD and seek to be an outstanding clinician and agent of change in my community. Bachelor's Degree:Pomona College I attended the University of Miami where I received my BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering. Ctr. I grew up in small town in Texas near the Gulf of Mexico. David J. Hedges, MD Blacksburg, Virginia DOCTORS OFFICES, FACILITIES & PATIENTS Please call: 412.647.2200. Bachelor's Degree:McMaster University (he/him) The Institute serves as the department of ophthalmology for Jackson Memorial Hospital and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. 412-647-2200. I attended undergrad at Harvard and graduated from the Penn MD/PhD program in 2018, where I did my PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics in Dr. Ben Black's lab. 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Elena Rios Drudy, MD Manahawkin, New Jersey I then stayed in Miami to complete a Cornea and Ocular Surface Research Fellowship and an Ophthalmic Pathology Research Fellowship at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. Our program offers a unique blend of strong academic learning experiences with a variety of clinical and surgical exposure in each of the sub-specialty fields within the discipline of ophthalmology. Innovation in Eye Care, Research & Education, Learn how we are healing patients through science & compassion, Stanford team stimulates neurons to induce particular perceptions in mice's minds, Students from far and near begin medical studies at Stanford. Christopher T. Shah, MD Greensboro, North Carolina I wanted to train somewhere with a large volume of diverse pathology and also somewhere I'd be happy. ", "What stands out about Wilmer is that each team member - from the physicians and researchers, to the engineers, social workers, nurses, photographers, administrators and technicians - is so wholeheartedly dedicated to helping patients. The Ophthalmology Residency is designed to develop clinicians well trained in medical and surgical ophthalmology prepared to excel as community practitioners, or to follow a career track that will lead them to . Global Health Experience. Todd J. Adam T. Lipman, MD Virginia Beach, Virginia, Bina S. Patel, MD Nashville, Tennessee Gary T. Raflo, MD, FACS Concord, North Carolina Dr. Lu has been on the residency and retina fellowship selection committee at UCI's Gavin Herbert Eye Institute since 2010, helping to select numerous bright residents and fellows. Paul B. Smith, Jr., MD (1931 2013), Junius E. Crowgey, MD Roanoke, Virginia, Lee A. Clark, MD Wilson, North Carolina I also chose Casey because its located in a beautiful state with lots of outdoor recreational activities. I grew up in Canfield, a small town in Northeast Ohio. Rita D. Page, MD Charlottesville, Virginia Brian E. Smith, MD Asheville, North Carolina During these years I also moved to Chicago to perform stem cell research at Northwestern University and completed elective rotations in Ophthalmology in London and Miami. Stanford was my top choice - first and foremost I dreamed of continuing working with my world-class mentors who have selflessly invested so much time and effort in me over the past decade. George Parlitsis, Kristine Yin Her goal as a mentor is to inspire and help students and trainees to achieve their dreams through education, discovery, and mentorship. Donald M. Miller, MD Lebanon, New Hampshire, Frank G. Baloh, MD Allentown, Pennsylvania We adhere to all ACGME common and ophthalmology specific program requirements. As a SOAR resident, I am working with Dr. Howard Chang in Genetics to study RNAs in the eye and their potential as therapies for ocular disease. (she/her) Email: eyeresidency@hitchcock.org. I have been amazed at how generous the faculty and senior residents are with their time, whether its staying late after clinic to review a topic or providing one-on-one training in the wet lab. The family at Casey not only looks out for their patients with the highest standards of care but also looks after each other and createsan environment of learning that, to me, has been unparalleled. I am excited to join the department as a SOAR resident! Nicholas is now a first-year medical student at Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Continued Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center One Medical Center Drive Lebanon, NH 03756 Current Residents. Benjamin D. Nicholas, MD Additional Info: Harsha S. Reddy, MD, Director, Residency Education. William Thompson, MD Roanoke, Virginia, Min-Kyu Han, MD Peoria, Illinois Maya Shammas Administrative Program Director Hometown: Winters, CA For Marketing and Other Calls: Hometown: Atlanta, GA (he/him) Lillian Wang Kim, Brian VanderBeek Michael S. Tanner, MD Lexington, Kentucky Ashley Schauer, MD Charlottesville, Virginia Residency Program; Meet the Residents Residency Program. My intern year was a TY year at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Current Residents. Washington, Medical School: University of Nebraska Medical Center, "The number one reason I wanted to come to Casey was the excellent educational opportunities I knew I was going to get here. I also took a year out for an MD/MBA, during which I took on a leadership role at a clinic working towards surgical equity, interned with the Clinton Health Access Initiative, and completed an ophthalmology elective at the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage. Mark L. Schluter, MD Sonoma, California, Robert D. E. Rice, MD Sanford, Maine As a resident, you get to be at the center of this amazing machine, making it a truly exceptional place to learn to be an ophthalmologist. I then attended college at Harvard and grew my interest in ophthalmology, which began after witnessing my father struggle through an incident that caused him to unexpectedly become blind in one eye. Additionally, the relationship between faculty and the residents is exceptional which creates a healthy environment for growth. Having that opportunity just to feel at ease was most important for me, especially when youre learning new things all the time. Bachelor's Degree:University of California, DavisMedical School: Oregon Health & Science University. Rebecca M. Sieburth, MD Albany, New York Joseph Zilisch, MD Charlottesville, Virginia, Philip A. Cofoid, MD McAllen, Texas Despite all of the not knowing that comes with this season, the feeling of being home was the reason that I chose Casey Eye Institute. Medical School: Touro University, "Casey checked all the boxes: dedicated and supportive program leadership, world-class research opportunities, excellent training, balance between autonomy and oversight, and of course the culture! Ophthalmology Residency Program - Aims Statement. John H. Wood, MD Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Christine Lee, MD Chapel Hill, North Carolina Within ophthalmology, he completed a study demonstrating the reduction of exudative activity in age-related macular degeneration following post-injection endophthalmitis. Adam Hanif, M.D. Frances Ross, MD Unknown, Map Marker (he/him) Penelope Helfgott ", Radwa Elsharawi, M.D. House Staff. Brian R. Wnorowski, MD Toms River, New Jersey, Anil Mahajan, MD Unknown Eric A. Liss, MD Port Charlotte, Florida My foray into ophthalmology unknowingly began my senior year, when I built a text-to-braille device for senior design. New York, NY 10021 Microbiology, Immunology, & Cancer Biology (MIC), Molecular Physiology & Biological Physics, Center for Behavioral Health & Technology, Center for Immunity, Inflammation & Regenerative Medicine, Myles H. Thaler Center for AIDS & Human Retrovirus Research, Child Health Research Center (Pediatrics), Institute of Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy, Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia, UVA Child Development & Rehabilitation Center. Marcus Altman, M.D., Uveitis Fellowship at the University of Utah, Moran Eye Center, Michael Gale, M.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at UC Davis, Ross Passo, M.D., Comprehensive Practice at Hillsboro Eye Clinic, Alexander Walters, M.D., Comprehensive Practice at Asheville Eye Associates, Claudine Yee, M.D., Comprehensive Practice at Kaiser in California, Ian Danford, M.D., Glaucomafellowship at Moran Eye Center, Sarah Glass, M.D., Comprehensive practice inPortland, Oregon, Miles Greenwald, M.D., Cornea fellowship at University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center, Michal Gutowski, M.D., Glaucoma fellowship at UW-Madison Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Joel Kaluzny, M.D.,Comprehensive practice, Charlotte, North Carolina, Kellyn Bellsmith, M.D., Pediatric Fellowship, Casey Eye Institute, Caitlin Kakigi, M.D., Comprehensive Practice, Northern California, Nathan Lambert, M.D., Comprehensive Practice, Utah, Nathan Law, M.D., Comprehensive Practice, Utah, Joseph Simonett, M.D., Surgical Retina Fellowship, University of Utah, Matthew Duggan, M.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at Duke Eye Center, Timothy Boyce, M.D., Vitreoretinal Surgery Fellowship at University of Iowa, Kishan Gupta, M.D., Ph.D., Cornea Fellowship at UCLA, Bradley Henriksen, M.D., Pediatric Fellowship at Casey Eye Institute, Travis Redd, M.D., M.P.H., Cornea Fellowship at UCSF / Proctor Institute, Brock Alonzo, M.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at University of Utah, Brigid Marshall, M.D., Vitreoretinal Surgery Fellowship at Washington University, St. Louis, Meryl Sundy, M.D., Comprehensive Practice, Bend, Oregon, Jonathan Young, M.D., Ph.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at UCLA, Erin Boese, M.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at University of Michigan, Hillary Stiefel, M.D., Ocular Pathology Fellowship at Casey Eye Institute, Dongwouk Park, M.D., Medical Retina Fellowship at Cole Eye Institute, Bryce Radmall, M.D., Oculoplastics Fellowship at University of Iowa, Fran Wu, M.D., International Ophthalmology Fellowship at Emory; Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship at Cullen Eye Institute, Daniel Lattin, M.D., Service Year in American Samoa; Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship at Duke, Nisha Naggarkatti-Gude, M.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at Devers / Casey Eye Institutes, Rasna Sandhu, M.D., Comprehensive Practice, Portland, Oregon, David Simons, M.D., Ph.D., Glaucoma Fellowship at Devers / Casey Eye Institute, Akshay Thomas, M.D., M.P.H., Vitreoretinal Fellowship at Duke; Uveitis Fellowship at Casey Eye Institute, Blake Acohido, M.D., Comprehensive Faculty, Devers Eye Institute, Kellyn Bellsmith, M.D., Pediatric Ophthalmology Faculty at OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Erin Boese, M.D., Glaucoma Faculty, University of Iowa, Mitchell V. Brinks, M.D.,Comprehensive Ophthalmology Faculty,OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Roger Dailey, M.D., FACS,Oculoplastics Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Andrea D'Ostroph, M.D., Comprehensive Ophthalmology Faculty,OHSU Casey Eye Institute-Portland VA, Ambar Faridi, M.D., Medical Retina Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute-Portland VA, Christina Flaxel, M.D., Retina Faculty,OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Laura Gadzala, M.D., Oculoplastic Faculty, Devers Eye Institute, Matthew Giegengack, M.D., Cornea Faculty, Wake Forest University, Seema Gupta, M.D., Comprehensive Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Griffin Jardine, M.D., Pediatric Ophthalmology Faculty; Associate Residency Program Director, University of Utah, Donna Kim, M.D., Comprehensive Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Kamden Kopani, M..D, Residency Program Director and Cornea Faculty at Tufts University, Laura Kopplin, M.D., Ph.D., Uveitis Faculty at University of Wisconsin, Andreas K. Lauer, M.D., Chair, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Robert H. Millay, M.D., Retina Faculty at University of Vermont Medical Center, John C. Morrison, M.D., Glaucoma Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Dong-WoukPark, M.D., Comprehensive and Medical Retina Faculty, Casey Eye Institute, Naveen Rao, M.D., Tufts University - Lahey Hospital, Travis Redd, M.D., M.P.H., Cornea Faculty,OHSUCasey Eye Institute, Joseph Robertson, M.D., M.B.A., Retina Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Jennifer Rose-Nussbaumer, M.D., Cornea Faculty, Stanford University, Stephen K. Sauer, M.D., Comprehensive Ophthalmology Faculty at University of Wisconsin, Manjool Shah, M.D., Glaucoma Faculty, University of Michigan, Kuldev Singh, M.D., Glaucoma Faculty, Stanford Byers Eye Institute, Eric Steele, M.D., Oculoplastics Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Hillary Stiefel, M.D., Ocular Pathology and Comprehensive Faculty,OHSUCasey Eye Institute, Eric Suhler, M.D., Uveitis Faculty, OHSU Casey Eye Institute, Shandiz Tehrani, M.D., Glaucoma Faculty,OHSUCasey Eye Institute, Daniel Tu, M.D., Ph.D., Comprehensive Faculty, Casey Eye Institute Portland VA, David J.Wilson, M.D., Director,OHSUCasey Eye Institute, Jonathan Young, M.D., Ph.D., Glaucoma Faculty, Devers Eye Institute. ", John Placide, M.D., MPH (he/him)Hometown: Kigali, RwandaBachelor's degree: Abilene Christian UniversityMedical School: University of Texas Houston Medical School, "During the interview process, you hear the phrase, 'when you find your home you will know it!' Before residency I worked on projects involving clinic scheduling systems and value-based decision making in neuro ophthalmology. I did my internship year at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. I knew Stanford was where I wanted to train because it has everything: passionate faculty and trainees who will continue to inspire me, cutting-edge ophthalmic research, and resources that will help me cultivate all my diverse interests. After graduating in 2013, I headed to Chicago to join the MD/PhD program at Northwestern University. Map and directions. I spent my SOAR year in Dr. Stanley Qi's lab in Bioengineering/ChEM-H at Stanford, in collaboration with labs of Dr. Yang Hu and Dr. Sui Wang in ophthalmology, where I began projects in developing genome engineering technologies for ocular gene therapy. Meet Our Residents. Undergraduate: University of California, Irvine, Medical School: University of California, Los Angeles, Undergraduate: University of California, Berkeley, Medical School: University of Southern California, Medical School: University of California, Irvine, Undergraduate: University of Southern Calfornia, Medical School: Case Western Medical School, Undergraduate: University of California, San Diego, Medical School: University of Toledo College of Medicine, Undergraduate: University of California, Los Angeles, Medical School: University of California, San Diego, 850 Health Sciences Road, Irvine, CA 92697, Cornea, Refractive, and Complex Anterior Segment Fellowship, Oculofacial Plastic and Orbital Surgery Fellowship, Clinical and Surgical Neuro-ophthalmology Fellowship Program, Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Fellowship. Clinical Trials and Non-Federal Research. I attended the University of Miami where I received my BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering. A full schedule of lectures, wet labs, and . EyeStar Program. I subsequently worked under Dr. Carol Shields to adapt new imaging techniques for the management of rare intraocular tumors, resulting in several first-author publications. Stephen A. Daughtery, MD Charlotte, North Carolina Ryan Ridges, MD Edmond, Oklahoma, Jason Chiappetta, MD, FACS Richmond, Virginia My family came to the United States as refugees from the Vietnam war, (and we used to have a restaurant in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco!). The residents here support each other, and the faculty are always inviting and excited to teach us. Hometown: Lincoln, NE In my free time I enjoy yoga, dogs, and exploring SF. John A. Stathos Jr., MD Staunton, Virginia, William Cappiello, MD El Paso, Texas Current Residents. The faculty members, fellows, and residents are all very supportive and I immediately felt very comfortable here. Bachelor's Degree:Massachusetts Institute of Technology Walter (Gus) A. Sams IV, MD Athens, Georgia Residency and fellowship program directors in the University of Colorado Department of Ophthalmology described the Class of 2022 as incredibly resilient. The chance to work with leaders in the field, the opportunities for global ophthalmology, and the ability to collaborate with researchers in both academia and industry make Stanford stand out. (he/him)Hometown: Medford, ORUndergraduate: Yale UniversityMedical School: Oregon Health & Science University, "Casey is a program where you dont have to compromise any aspect of training the clinical, surgical, research, and educational experiences are all superb. Mark E. Gillespie, MD Paducah, Kentucky Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine appointments are available to our patients. Lloyd E. Suter, MD Binghamton, New York, Brock K. Bakewell, MD, FACS Tucson, Arizona Their main question is, how do I help you achieve the goals that you want achieve? School of medicine: University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, School of medicine: University of Texas Houston School of Medicine, School of medicine: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, School of medicine: New York Medical College, School of medicine: University Centrale del Caribe School of Medicine, School of medicine: Georgetown University School of Medicine, University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, University of Hawaii/Burns School of Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, West Virginia University School of Medicine, University of Virginia School of Medicine, University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, Florida State University School of Medicine, New York University Grossman School of Medicine. House Staff. Sophia (Mirza) Saleem, MD New York, New York, Yun Ja Park, MD Rockville, Maryland And I feel like its all true. I feel Incredibly supported by the faculty here, not only in my education but that everyone is really invested in our well-being as fellow humans. I also helped create an online patient community for Lasik patients. Jayati Sarkar, Jason Liss Starting ophthalmology this year and working with people over the last few months, Ive really come to have that feeling confirmed. Thats why I feel that OHSU is very unique. Oregon Health & Science University is dedicated to improving the health and quality of life for all Oregonians through excellence, innovation and leadership in health care, education and research. Bachelor's Degree: Vassar College I'm very excited to now start clinical training alongside such wonderful co-residents and mentors. Hometown:Portland, OR The faculty have a reputation of wanting to teach residents and making sure they have a great experience. David W. White, MD Dallas, Georgia, Margaret B. Janson, MD Albuquerque, New Mexico, Hubert A. Marshall, MD (1923 2015) The University of Pittsburgh. (she/her)Hometown: Wayne, ILBachelor's Degree: University of VirginiaMedical School: University of Michigan Medical School. Hometown:Hamilton, ON, Canada Stephanie Hsu. I felt that at Casey, I would have the privilege of working with faculty invested in resident education and the support and resources neededto accomplish my professional goals. I grew up serving soul food at my familys fried chicken restaurant in Michigan, where I was born and raised. I then moved to Philly to begin my clinical training as a medical student at Penn Med. I completed my internship year at the Ocala Regional Medical Center. I feel really lucky to be here and Im really looking forward to my future training here at Casey Eye Institute. ", Christopher Rosenberg, M.D. Coronavirus COVID-19 Updates: uc.edu/publichealth, Medical Sciences Building Room 5110231 Albert Sabin Way, 5thFloorCincinnati, OH 45267-0527, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, CARE/Crawley Building, Suite E-870 3230 Eden Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45267, Copyright Information 2022 University of Cincinnati | Notice of Emergency & Safety InformationNotice of Non-Discrimination | Clery and HEOA Notice | eAccessibility Concern | Privacy Statement, Timothy Freeman, MD, Center for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Nguyen and Do expand from Johns Hopkins University, as a medical student to chief research fellow at Nguyen Eye Lab, Stanford University. However, after discussing with several mentors and those at the program, I realized how much resident input is valued here. David B. Lyon, MD Leawood, Kansas I chose Stanford because it stood out to me as a program with not only excellent clinical and surgical training, but also an amazing culture of education, mentorship, and innovation. Bachelor's Degree:Amherst College Casey had everything I was looking for. I learned how special its ophthalmology program is and met people who have inspired me since I began my interest in ophthalmology. I was attracted to Casey by the, very friendly and welcoming environment that I felt. Daryl E. Kurz, MD Harrisonburg, Virginia, Antonio V. Aragon, II, MD Amarillo, Texas During the time, I had the opportunity to work on novel imaging modalities for ophthalmic disease as well as co-investigators for several early phase clinical trials, resulting in several publications. Undergraduate Education Executive Director Every single faculty research mentor that Ive reached out to has been really supportive and interested in getting me involved. I was thrilled to match at Stanford for residency and completed the General Surgery intern year at Stanford. Whether it isimagingresearchwith theco-inventor of OCT,retinalgene therapy studies with pioneers in the field, or ocularoncology investigations with the only NCI-designatedcancer center in the state, there is something for everyoneand facultyareexcited to have usengage in originalscholarship. Mbrikena Sharka, Ophthalmology Residency Program Coordinator. Join us on Instagram to get a first hand look at life as a Wilmer resident. of Cincinnati, Glaucoma New England Eye Center/Tufts U. SOM. Despite all of the not knowing that comes with this season, the feeling of being home was the reason that I chose Casey Eye Institute. I call the Bay Area my home as I grew up in Union City, CA, and attended high school in Saratoga. John W. Prenshaw, MD Greenville, North Carolina, Andrew J. Mincey, MHS, MD Greensboro, North Carolina Medical School DO: Nova Southeastern University Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine. (he/him) Furthermore, the outstanding training, phenomenal continuity clinic, and focus on their residents were all significant factors that made this program a perfect fit for me. Medical School: Stony Brook University School of Medicine, "I was looking for a program that provided meaningful clinical and research opportunities in every subspecialty, including uveitis and oncology. Medical School: University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, "It was really obvious when I set foot on campus during my interview that Casey is a place where the training is really strong combined with an atmosphere where people are really warm and caring about you as a person and your future career. Robert McCormick, MD Unknown Anesthesiology Residency Message from the Program Director Message from the Chief Resident Application, Interview and Selection Process Resident Benefits Clinical Training Didactic Training Simulation-Based Learning Current Residents Resident Class of 2023 Resident Class of 2024 Resident Class of 2025 Resident Class of 2026 Resident Life . Michael, G. Orr, MD Indianapolis, Indiana, Andre A. dHemecourt, MD Concord, New Hampshire Every resident comes to us with a diverse background, and as educators, it is our responsibility to help them develop . I am from Pakistan and completed my medical education at the Aga Khan University in Pakistan. One of my mentors in medical school said that is exactly what you want in residency so that when you get out in the real world youre not surprised by anything. I attended Stanford University for undergrad, where I studied Computer Science and Premed. Bachelor's Degree:University of Houston The retreat focused on EDI as it pertains to our important objectives . Phone: 212-979-4181. Ophthalmology research arm, including current innovation and internship opportunities. We have every specialist that you could possibly have and we work with all of them. I completed my MD and PhD degrees at The University of Iowa. I couldnt have been happier with the way things have worked out. The residents have a reputation for being very happy during their training and look back fondly on their experience here, so I thought that was a great sign that this would be an excellent overall experience. After high school, I attended the University of Maryland, College Park for undergrad where I studied Neuroscience and was first exposed to basic science research and clinical care. Since coming to Stanford, I have found immense satisfaction in serving the Bay Area communities through the program's diverse clinical training sites. My hope is to be a clinician scientist with focus on identification of biomarkers for ocular diseases with a special interest in innovation in ophthalmic imaging, and training at Stanford is a perfect place to start on the path.

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