Medical College of Wisconsin Advanced Ocular Imaging Program (AOIP) Residents and Fellows

Become a resident or fellow in the AOIP Program.

We have many research opportunities for residents and fellows, who focus on the interface between advanced ocular imaging research and patient care. Our program also supports a 1-year Ocular Imaging Fellowship, which provides advanced training in the field of ocular imaging for individuals with an MD from either a US or foreign medical school (H1B , O1 or J1 visa status required depending upon the situation).

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Current AOIP Residents and Fellows

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