Kansas City programs

[Zonules22]

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one last shot at seeing if anyone knew anything about the programs in kansas city--university of kansas and umkc. not sure if one is the predominant one in the city. thanks for any thoughts you guys might have.

 

[EYESURG]

one last shot at seeing if anyone knew anything about the programs in kansas city--university of kansas and umkc. not sure if one is the predominant one in the city. thanks for any thoughts you guys might have.

I have commented on this question somewhere in a previous post.

 

[foo]

It is interesting to me that Ophthalmologists that teach at UMKC are affiliated with:

http://www.sabateseye.com/about_us/index.html

Which have many centers in the KC area.

Have they found a successful way to bridge academic teaching and entrepeneurship? Perhaps this is common and I just don't know... If they have, kudos to them.

Other than the "interesting" comments I am not qualified to comment.

 

[EYESURG]

It is interesting to me that Ophthalmologists that teach at UMKC are affiliated with:

http://www.sabateseye.com/about_us/index.html

Which have many centers in the KC area.

Have they found a successful way to bridge academic teaching and entrepeneurship? Perhaps this is common and I just don't know... If they have, kudos to them.

Other than the "interesting" comments I am not qualified to comment.

Btw, University of Kansas Ophtho program is associated with the Hunkler Eye Center which is a famous refractive surgery center.

 

[Eggsettera]

Does anyone have any recent opinions comparing KU vs. UMKC residencies?

 

[Ophtho222]

Does anyone have any recent opinions comparing KU vs. UMKC residencies?

UMKC is a much better program

 

[tm12]

Many ophthalmologists at other programs participate in private practice to some extent but the specific restrictions are university dependent.

It is interesting to me that Ophthalmologists that teach at UMKC are affiliated with:

http://www.sabateseye.com/about_us/index.html

Which have many centers in the KC area.

Have they found a successful way to bridge academic teaching and entrepeneurship? Perhaps this is common and I just don't know... If they have, kudos to them.

Other than the "interesting" comments I am not qualified to comment.