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Research Fellowship Program

The Duke Eye Center hosts research fellows from all over the world. These fellows spend a year or more on our research team participating in a variety of clinically related ophthalmology research projects. During this time there is ample opportunity for observation, both in our vitreoretinal clinics as well as in surgery. However, there is not always funding available for salary or living expenses for the fellows during this period. Usually by participating in on-going research projects, money for the experiments themselves is available. 

In order to be a meaningful experience, it is generally necessary to devote at least a year for this work. Occasionally, unexpected openings occur with short notice, and if desired, we will keep your name on a waiting list. If you are interested in this program, let us know as soon as possible. We would also need you to forward to us at least two letters of recommendation, including one from the chairman of your department.

Alternatively, we have many visitors who come for a maximum of one month to observe vitreoretinal clinics and surgery. This can certainly be arranged if you would prefer. If you would like to come for a short visit or further inquire about the fellowship, then please contact: Duke Eye Center, Box 3802, Durham, North Carolina 27710, telephone (919) 684-3316.

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