Uveitis Fellowship

Programme overview

What the official source supports

• New one-year clinical fellowship from 2026-27
• Director Jordan Deaner; faculty David Fell and James P. Dunn

Wills Eye Hospital has provided comprehensive ophthalmic care since 1832. source ↗

At a glance

Programme details

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Evidence

Sources

• Official programme source ↗www.willseye.org · checked 2026-10-28

In brief

About this fellowship

Uveitis Fellowship is a uveitis & ocular immunology fellowship listed at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia, USA. 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.

These are editorial prompts for comparing programmes, not requirements set by this institution.

More at Wills Eye Hospital

• Ocular Oncology Fellowship — Ocular Oncology, 2 years
• Cornea & External Disease Fellowship — Cornea & External Disease, 1 year
• Glaucoma Fellowship — Glaucoma, 1 year
• Neuro-Ophthalmology Fellowship — Neuro-Ophthalmology, 1 year
• Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus Fellowship — Pediatric Ophth. & Strabismus
• Retina & Vitreous Fellowship — Retina & Vitreous, 2 years

View the institution profile for all 13 programmes.

Explore your options

Compare other uveitis fellowships

• Oregon Health & Science University (Casey Eye Institute) — USA, 1-year programme
• Cleveland Clinic (Cole Eye Institute) — USA, 1-year programme
• UCLA Stein Eye Institute (David Geffen School of Medicine) — USA, 1-year programme

Related listings share the training type and subspecialty. Compare their official requirements individually; inclusion is not a ranking or an endorsement.