Pediatric Ophth. & Strabismus
Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus Fellowship
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, TX, USAProgramme overview
What the official source supports
- Listed as AUPO Fellowship Compliance Committee compliant program
- Next program review: 2026
- Pediatric ophthalmology and adult strabismus fellowship based primarily at Children’s Medical Center, including clinics, consultations, surgery and resident teaching
- Clinical exposure includes amblyopia, neuro-ophthalmology, retinoblastoma, cataract, glaucoma, ROP and oculoplastics, with additional adult strabismus experience
- Applicants need completed ACGME or Canadian-equivalent ophthalmology residency, full Texas licensure eligibility and US citizenship or permanent residence; applications use SF Match
- The current institutional page names Jessica Thayer as fellowship director and lists David Weakley among the faculty; the older director association remains in the directory
UT Southwestern’s Department of Ophthalmology combines comprehensive and subspecialty eye care with laboratory and patient-oriented research, physician training and development of new treatments. source ↗
Programme faculty
Meet the published team
At a glance
Programme details
| Subspecialty | Pediatric Ophth. & Strabismus |
|---|---|
| Institution | UT Southwestern Medical Center |
| Location | Dallas, TX, USA |
| Positions per year | 2 |
| Match route | SF Match |
| Program director | David Weakley, Jr., MD |
| Listed by the source as | UT Southwestern |
Missing rows mean the source does not state the information.
Evidence
Sources
- Official programme source ↗aupofcc.org · checked 2026-10-22
- Supporting official source ↗www.utsouthwestern.edu
- Faculty source: David Weakley, Jr., MD ↗aupofcc.org
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