News & Views

This Q&A is part of our Faces of Ophthalmology series, where we share insights and stories from our members.

This Q&A is part of our Faces of Ophthalmology series, where we share insights and stories from our members.

Access to cataract training in the independent sector has improved following collaborative work undertaken by The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, with placements available in all regions where independent sector providers (ISPs) operate, other than London North. Despite this progress, more work is needed as trainees in nearly all regions report they need additional training opportunities in ISPs.

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Our new campaign celebrating the experiences and achievements of influential College members showcases the diversity of College membership and highlights members’ individual contributions to the specialty.

This Q&A is part of our Faces of Ophthalmology series, where we share insights and stories from our members.

Shining a spotlight on SAS doctors and the invaluable leadership role they play in delivering specialised care in various sub-specialties of medicine.

College President Ben Burton today presented diplomas to more than 150 new Fellows at this year’s Admissions Ceremony.

The new curriculum for doctors on the seven-year ophthalmic specialist training (OST) programme begins today, ready for the start of the new training year