2022 President-Elect Nominee: Daniel J. Briceland, MD
It is an incredible honor
and privilege to be nominated to serve as Academy president. I am
grateful for the opportunity to serve at this critical time for our
members and profession as we continue to recover from the many
challenges faced during the pandemic. In addition, our Academy will
be in the midst of transitioning to a new CEO following the
retirement of David Parke II, MD, whose tenure resulted in many
innovative and transformational changes, such as the IRIS®
Registry. Read more at
AAO.org.
PARTNERS:
Coordinating care with optometrists
Partner Feature: Colorado Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons (CSEPS)
Educational Alliances
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR:
I have spent my entire career in the trenches advocating for our patients and profession. As ophthalmologists, we’ve been engaged in a valiant fight to defend the facts we all know to be true – ophthalmic surgical practice requires the training and education achieved during our years of medical school, residency, fellowship, and hands-on experience. Yet, we now feel pressures to delegate complex procedures, including surgery, to ancillary providers. This should concern us...
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