Oculoplastics & Orbit
International Observership in Oculoplastic Surgery
Washington University in St. Louis
St. Louis, 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.
- Requires completed ophthalmology training and fluent English
- Covers eyelid, lacrimal, orbital and anophthalmic disorders; shadowing in clinic and OR, no patient care
- No program fee listed; no financial assistance; observer pays all expenses and needs health insurance
- Dates must be approved by the department; certificate issued
WashU Medicine ophthalmologists provide general and subspecialty eye care in St. Louis, including cornea, glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology, ocular oncology, pediatric and retinal services. source ↗
At a glance
Programme details
| Subspecialty | Oculoplastics & Orbit |
|---|---|
| Type | Observership (short-term, observation only) |
| Institution | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Location | St. Louis, USA |
| Duration | One month considered ideal; shorter or longer may be conside |
Missing rows mean the source does not state the information.
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Programme facts
- Subspecialty
- Oculoplastics & Orbit
- Type
- Observership (short-term, observation only)
- Institution
- Washington University in St. Louis
- Location
- St. Louis, USA
- Duration
- One month considered ideal; shorter or longer may be conside
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