35th Annual Kevin Hill Ophthalmology Course - Cornea
Colby College presents its 35th annual postgraduate seminar in ophthalmology,
scheduled for July 12-16, 2009 with registration on July 12. Intended for practicing ophthalmologists, this year the
Kevin Hill seminar will focus on the cornea. The internationally recognized faculty are chosen for their
technical and teaching abilities. This program traditionally allows ample
time to ask questions of the speakers, and the interaction between students
and faculty is an important feature of the course. The educational experience
is relaxed and informal. Come join us in Maine this summer. The overall
goal of this course is to provide practical information that can be readily
applied to daily clinical practice to improve physician competence. more
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Founded in 1946, the Lancaster Course has provided training for ophthalmologist from all over the world. The annual seven week program offers contemporary and extensive coverage of the basic sciences and clinical sciences in Ophthalmology. Many teaching hospitals use the Lancaster course to supplement their residency training programs. This seven week course is intended to provide contemporary and extensive coverage of the basic sciences (Weeks 1-3) and clinical sciences (Weeks 4-7) in Ophthalmology. more information >>
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