Ophthalmology SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University Residency Program
Minimum requirements
Notes and additional requirements:
Notes and additional requirements: All ophthalmology residency training programs require satisfactory completion of the first postgraduate clinical year (PGY-1) in an accredited program. At a minimum, six months of the year should provide a broad experience in direct patient care. In general, most future ophthalmology residents will pursue PGY-1 training in internal medicine or in a transitional program. Other less commonly pursued but acceptable PGY-1 training assignments include general surgery and pediatrics.
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Notes and additional requirements:
Notes and additional requirements: All ophthalmology residency training programs require satisfactory completion of the first postgraduate clinical year (PGY-1) in an accredited program. At a minimum, six months of the year should provide a broad experience in direct patient care. In general, most future ophthalmology residents will pursue PGY-1 training in internal medicine or in a transitional program. Other less commonly pursued but acceptable PGY-1 training assignments include general surgery and pediatrics.
Contact information
Program directorJohn Laudi
Contact personBeatrice Pierre-Francoeur
Contact phone(718) 270-1962
Contact emailbeatrice.pierre@downstate.edu
Program information
Setting typeAccredited lengthPositions by year
University hospital3 years8
University hospital3 years8
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Contact information
Program directorJohn Laudi
Contact personBeatrice Pierre-Francoeur
Contact phone(718) 270-1962
Contact emailbeatrice.pierre@downstate.edu
