In this episode, we address the critical issue of building a diverse ophthalmology workforce in these trying times. I’m joined by faculty current and previous members of the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, who have long been deeply committed to making ophthalmology more inclusive - their insights stemming from real-world experience in a state that banned race-conscious admissions decades ago. In this episode, we’ll unpack their thoughtful JAMA Ophthalmology commentary, The Challenge in Buil...
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In this episode, we address the critical issue of building a diverse ophthalmology workforce in these trying times. I’m joined by faculty current and previous members of the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, who have long been deeply committed to making ophthalmology more inclusive - their insights stemming from real-world experience in a state that banned race-conscious admissions decades ago. In this episode, we’ll unpack their thoughtful JAMA Ophthalmology commentary, The Challenge in Buil...
Native Americans and Ophthalmology - Episode 2, Dr. Stephen Fransen
Sight For Sore Eyes
40 minutes
7 months ago
Native Americans and Ophthalmology - Episode 2, Dr. Stephen Fransen
Send us a text In this second installment of our series on Native Americans and Ophthalmology, we hear from an individual who has done more than just improve access to eye care—he’s shown what’s possible in the fight against diabetic vision loss for Native American communities in Oklahoma. His groundbreaking work has not only changed lives but has also set the standard for how care can be delivered to underserved populations. We’ll also discuss how he’s now working to expand eye care access t...
Sight For Sore Eyes
In this episode, we address the critical issue of building a diverse ophthalmology workforce in these trying times. I’m joined by faculty current and previous members of the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, who have long been deeply committed to making ophthalmology more inclusive - their insights stemming from real-world experience in a state that banned race-conscious admissions decades ago. In this episode, we’ll unpack their thoughtful JAMA Ophthalmology commentary, The Challenge in Buil...
