Glaucoma
Columbia Ophthalmology Observership - Glaucoma
Columbia University (Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute)
New York, USAProgramme overview
What the official source supports
An observership is a short-term placement to observe clinical work. It is not a training post or a degree, and terms (fees, eligibility, visa) are set by the institution.
- Open to observers from outside Columbia; must first secure a Columbia Ophthalmology faculty preceptor
- No hands-on patient contact or research
- Non-refundable fee: $1,500 attending physicians, $500 residents/trainees (waivers considered)
- Response in 4-6 weeks; final clearance can take up to 3 months
The Department of Ophthalmology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center offers subspecialty fellowships, research labs and patient care. source ↗
At a glance
Programme details
| Subspecialty | Glaucoma |
|---|---|
| Type | Observership (short-term, observation only) |
| Institution | Columbia University (Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute) |
| Location | New York, USA |
| Application deadline | Applications accepted only within 6 months of requested start date; observers accepted February-December |
Missing rows mean the source does not state the information.
Explore your options
Compare other glaucoma observerships
- Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami — USA, Clinical: 2 weeks to 3 months; Research: 1 to 3 months
- University of Utah (John A. Moran Eye Center) — USA, Up to three months
- Wills Eye Hospital — USA, Generally one month during the academic year (generally unav
Related listings share the training type and subspecialty. Compare their official requirements individually; inclusion is not a ranking or an endorsement.
Programme facts
- Subspecialty
- Glaucoma
- Type
- Observership (short-term, observation only)
- Location
- New York, USA
- Application deadline
- Applications accepted only within 6 months of requested start date; observers accepted February-December
Always confirm the current intake with the institution.