Applications for EBO-ESOPRS SUBSPECIALTY EXAM 2025, are now open: EBO-ESOPRS SUBSPECIALTY EXAM Application deadline: February 16th 2025
Candidates of the EBOD Autumn Exam 18th October, please urgently check your email. An important email has been sent to you, please respond in the link provided in the letter attached to the email.
Recordings from the 2024 EBOD Examination Preparation Workshop, held on 10th October 2024 in Berlin. Topic C2 Cataract Refractive 8:00 – 8:45 Thomas Kohnen, Frankfurt LVC (laser vision correction): PRK, LASIK & KELx EBO – Sorcha Nà Dhubhghaill, Antwerp MCQs and VV ________________________________________ Topic A2 Paediatric and Strabismus 8:45-9:30 Saurabh Jain, London Paralytic strabismus, […]
Applications for Spring, May 16th Online Exam 2025 are now open: Please follow link to the Application Page Deadline for applications is Friday 13th December at 18.00 CET Please ensure to apply within the application period, late applications will not be considered.
Prof. Stefano Gandolfi, Head of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University Hospital of Parma, Italy, died on 2 September 2024 at the age of 64. He was a glaucoma specialist, an active member of the European Glaucoma Society and committed to clinical research and practise as well as to the continuous education of younger […]
The European Board of Ophthalmology (EBO) was founded in 1992 in London. It is a permanent working group of the Ophthalmology Subspecialty Section of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS).
The Board has specifically been given the task of overseeing the standards of education in ophthalmology in Europe (UEMS Countries) with the goal of harmonizing knowledge and training by four means: the EBO exam, accreditation of centres , CME control and Grants.
The National Delegates of the Board include clinicians and academicians with specific ophthalmological skills, expertise and a broad geographic distribution. Two delegates are nominated from each country of the European Union, Norway, Turkey, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, by the National Ophthalmological Societies. One delegate represents academic ophthalmology and one represents the professional practitioners. The delegates are chosen for a four year term. One additional four-year term is permitted.
Tristan Bourcier, MD, PhD
EBO President
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