Ophthalmology employment

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Drinky32

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Hi everyone
An ophthalmologist I know told me that if you train in a "lesser" residency program you cannot find a job when you are done and your training "stinks".
Is this true?
Thanks

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Hi everyone
An ophthalmologist I know told me that if you train in a "lesser" residency program you cannot find a job when you are done and your training "stinks".
Is this true?
Thanks

Probably... just like if you go to a "lesser" medical school that you cannot find a residency position and your education "stinks".
 
Probably... just like if you go to a "lesser" medical school that you cannot find a residency position and your education "stinks".

Don't lose hope. You can go to a good residency program and still stink.
 
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Make sure you get board certified, that would help in finding employment.
 
This is true. However, if you're willing to live in more rural areas and states with fewer ophthalmologists, then you should have an easier time finding a job. Alternatively, you can always start your own practice in these smaller towns of 100,000 people or so. I think these places are the best areas to "grow" a practice.
 
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