FYI, chief resident at these institutions mean nothing. It's typically an administrative position assigned on a rotating basis. Very few programs have a traditional chief resident year (staying an extra year after residency).
If you truly have an ICL and need it explanted, I would do as airplanes said and seek out a refractive surgeon experienced with managing these scenarios. I can tell you first hand that freshly graduated residents from the Virginia programs without fellowship training should not be doing your surgery with your expectations (no knock to them).