It is a great pleasure and privilege to witness the growth and development of my brainchild, EyeSurg Tournament. I am proud of the results it has achieved. I have seen it grow over its three iterations and have loved taking it international at Harvard and UMass.
I am honored to collaborate with some amazing people on some very impactful topics that can make a big difference in the lives of many. I hope I can continue to play a meaningful role in bringing about a positive change in ophthalmology practices in the future as well.
CIME in partnership with Ophthalmology Interest Group organised 2nd EyeSurg tournament on 16.09.2022 at the High fidelity simulation lab, CIME to celebrate Healthcare Simulation Week 2022
Theme for the tournament this year was
our current resident in the department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Dr Bilal Malik where they shared insights about their different journeys in their respective careers.2/2
On the 7th of January OIG held a talk, “Seeing Beyond Borders: The US and Pakistan Pathway”with Dr Sidra Zafar an AKU alumnus who is currently doing her ophthalmology residency at Johns Hopkins University and 1/2
Wonderful opportunity and a great fun experience. Thanks to all the faculty at Mass Eye and Ear-Harvard and AKU for supporting the event.
Special thanks to @AdilHaiderMD for the inspiration to dream big and achieve accordingly.
Looking forward to bigger and better tournaments
Next up, a New England EyeSurg Tournament, followed by an International EyeSurg Tournament, bringing together ophthalmology residents and institutes from around the world! Stay tuned for updates! #EyeSurgTournament#Ophthalmology#MedicalEducation#CIME
Exciting news! After the success of the AKU-UMass EyeSurg Tournament, the AKU-Harvard EyeSurg Tournament was organized in collaboration with Harvard Medical School's Dept of Ophthalmology. Dr. Bleicher won the championship! This tournament was also coordinated by @_mbilalmalik
Exciting news! UMass Memorial Eye Center, AKU's Department of Ophthalmology and CIME organized North America's first EyeSurg Tournament at iCELS, UMass Chan Medical School. Residents tested their skills on the EyeSi simulator in a knockout-style competition!