Welcome to Barts & The London Ophthalmology society!
It is said that the eyes provide 80% of the sensory information that is sent to the brain, making our sense of sight one of the most important human senses. Ophthalmology is one of those unique specialties which involves both surgery and medicine to help preserve a patient’s eyesight with artificial intelligence being an ever-growing influence on the specialty.
We plan to show you just how rewarding an Eye-doctor’s career can be with a variety of events including:
- Talks (in person and online) given by passionate experts in the field
- Teaching on ophthalmology-related clinical skills perfect practice for your OSCE, including the elusive technique that is ophthalmoscopy (you should be able to see more than just a red blob when you look inside the eye!)
- Mentorship scheme: allowing for those interested to shadow Ophthalmologists, network with useful contacts and references, and be involved in ground-breaking research, audits and QIPs
- National Ophthalmology conference
We are certain that it will be eye-opening! At the very least you’ll be able to spell Ophthalmology with the correct number of h’s!
Looking forward to seeing you this year!
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2023/2024 Committee
President – Charlotte Zheng
Vice President – Bing Jie Chow
Treasurer – Aswin Sivanarul
Conference Leads – Adele Mazzoleni and Anamika Pereira Pai
Secretary – Abdullah M S Alhajeri
Academic Lead – Andrew Younghoon Kim
Events Officer – Antonia Heidel
Fundraising rep – Dania Mehdi
Social Media Rep + Creative Director – Katie Mei
Newsletter Editor – Shubhank Verma
Pre-Clinical Rep – Minuli Premadasa
CONFERENCE TICKETS: If you would like to purchase a ticket to our National Ophthalmology Conference, please first create an account on the QMSU minisite (this can be accessed via the 'Log In' tab above) and then purchase a ticket from the Ophthalmology Society page. Society membership is NOT required for ticket purchase.