Uveitis & Ocular Immunology

Fellowship in Uveitis and Ocular Inflammation

Hospital Universitario Austral (Universidad Austral)
Pilar, Argentina

Programme overview

What the official source supports

  • One year, extendable to two
  • Instructor Ariel Schlaen; clinical, procedural and academic components including research
  • Requires completed ophthalmology residency
  • Fellows join subspecialty clinics and contribute to teaching

At a glance

Programme details

SubspecialtyUveitis & Ocular Immunology
InstitutionHospital Universitario Austral (Universidad Austral)
LocationPilar, Argentina
Duration1 year
Match routeCover letter, 2 recommendation letters, CV

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Evidence

Sources

In brief

About this fellowship

Fellowship in Uveitis and Ocular Inflammation is a uveitis & ocular immunology fellowship listed at Hospital Universitario Austral (Universidad Austral) in Pilar, Argentina. The source states a training length of 1 year.

Uveitis and ocular immunology fellowships train clinicians in inflammatory eye disease: anterior, intermediate, posterior and panuveitis, scleritis, and the eye findings of systemic autoimmune and infectious disease.

Questions to ask before you apply

  • Compare the stated balance of inflammatory eye disease, medical retina, clinical trials and research.
  • Ask about multidisciplinary supervision and the fellow’s role in ongoing studies.
  • Separate base salary, external research funding and conference allowances when comparing financial support.

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Programme facts

Location
Pilar, Argentina
Duration
1 year
Match route
Cover letter, 2 recommendation letters, CV
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