Ocular Oncology

Ophthalmic Oncology Fellowship

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, USA

Programme overview

What the official source supports

  • Two years; one-year fellow may be considered
  • Director Jasmine H. Francis; retinoblastoma evaluation centre
  • Over 2,500 indirect ophthalmoscopy exams and 1,000 ultrasounds targeted
  • Foreign graduates need ECFMG and USMLE

At a glance

Programme details

SubspecialtyOcular Oncology
InstitutionMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
LocationNew York, USA
Duration2 years
Positions per year1
Application deadlineAccepting applications for 2027-2028

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Evidence

Sources

In brief

About this fellowship

Ophthalmic Oncology Fellowship is a ocular oncology fellowship listed at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, USA. The source states a training length of 2 years. 1 position is stated per intake.

Ocular oncology fellowships train clinicians in tumours of the eye and surrounding structures: retinoblastoma in children, uveal melanoma, conjunctival and eyelid tumours, intraocular lymphoma and metastases.

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Programme facts

Subspecialty
Ocular Oncology
Location
New York, USA
Duration
2 years
Positions per year
1
Application deadline
Accepting applications for 2027-2028
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