About Us
We are dedicated to advancing eye health through research, education and training the next generation of leaders in vision science.
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We're resource for advancing ophthalmic education and research. Our commitment is to fostering a collaborative academic environment where faculty, residents and fellows excel. We aim to support groundbreaking research, nurture clinical expertise and shape the future of eye care through knowledge and innovation. Thank you for joining us on this journey of discovery and professional growth.
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Frequently asked questions
All applications and required documents are accepted only through the San Francisco Match Program. There are no supplemental material required outside of the CAS application. USMLE Step III must be completed prior to the start of PGY-2.
For additional information please reach out to our residency and program coordinator.
Each residents receives a stipend along with the following benefits:
- Life insurance
- Accidental death and dismemberment coverage is included.
- Health insurance
- Residents may choose premium conversion, which permits payment of premiums with pre-tax dollars. Flexible Spending Accounts also available.
- Workers compensation
- Disability insurance
- Malpractice insurance
- Dental care and coverage
- Employee Assistance Program
- Medical licensure
- Campus Health Service Office
- Vacation (annual leave)
- Lab coats
- Library privileges and services
- Counseling services
- Recreational facilities
- Medical and personal leave
- Parental leave
- Uber transportation program
Department benefits:
- Basic Clinical Science Course (BCSC)
- Practical Ophthalmology: A Manual for Beginning Residents
- Kanski’s Clinical Ophthalmology
- Visual Field Analyzer Primer (Zeiss-Humphrey)
- Intraocular Lens Power Calculation
- Surgery Primer
- Wills Eye Manual and Drugs
- 3D Surgical Viewing System
- Lens set
- Orbital anatomy dissection course
- Fresh tissue dissection lab
- Department jacket or pullover
- Fifth Friday Wellness Mornings
- Five educational days for conferences or training courses
- PGY-4: $1,000 stipend to attend AAO or other national conference
- PGY-2/PGY-3: $1,000 stipend to scientific meetings, if presenting a paper and to attend educational courses
For additional information please visit our residency page.
Our fellowships provide extensive clinical and research experience, with the objective of graduating highly qualified and well-rounded clinicians, researchers and educators. Current fellowship training combines outpatient, inpatient and surgical experience in vitreoretinal surgery, medical retina and uveitis as well as oculofacial plastic and orbital surgery. It’s our goal to foster physicians who will continue to renew and improve themselves as their careers progress—we’re graduating the next great minds in ophthalmology. For more information visit our fellowship page.