Volume 3, Issue 3 - October 2008 Annual AAO Pre-Meeting Issue

Pearls in Ophthalmology welcomes Lance Kugler, MD, PIO Cataract/Anterior Segment Senior Editor.

View our current Editorial Board members.

Academy Meeting 2008 Pearls

Interviewing at the Academy By George O. Waring IV, MD

ACING the INTERVIEW By Lyn Walsh and Wayne Ganong

Questions to Ask During Your Interview While at the Academy Meeting By Michael G. Haas, MD

Navigating the Annual Meeting By Don Sauberan, MD

What to Bring and Wear for the Resident Who is Interviewing for a Job By Molly Ritsema, MD and Rob Melendez, MD

Packing Light for the Academy By Kathy Mayo, DO

Your Curriculum Vitae and Cover Letter By Chris Ketcherside, MD

First Time Attendees of the AAO Annual Meeting: Efficiently Navigating Your First AAO Annual Meeting By Lance Kugler, MD

Residency and Fellowship Pearls

Fellowship Interview Pearls By Lawrence Ho, MD

Cataract Surgery Pearls for the Young Ophthalmologist By Robert F. Melendez, MD

Practice, Clinical and Surgical Pearls

Retinal Imaging: The Future is Bright with New Technologies By John W. Kitchens, MD

Opening a Private Ophthalmology Practice – Points to Consider During the First Three Months By George L. Mayo, MD and Kathy Mayo, DO

Health and Fitness Pearls for the Ophthalmologist: Ergonomics By Kelly Green, MD

How optometrists and ophthalmologists can help each other in a group practice By Amy Watts, OD and Cara Morris, OD, FAAO

Pearls on Preparation: When a Natural Disaster Strikes-Hurricane Ike By Aaron Miller, MD, MBA

Improving Patient Care and Confidence in You as the Physician By Anne Dwyer, COMT

PIO Grand Rounds

Presentation By Molly E. Ritsema, MD and narration by Robert Melendez, MD

Announcements

National Federation of the Blind Launches Largest-Ever White Cane
Initiative

Photo Quiz November 2008

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