8th-19th November 2021
The Ophthalmology Department, Dunedin School of Medicine runs an intensive interactive 2 week residential course in Dunedin in November each year. The course is for New Zealand and Australian medical graduates in their second year of the RANZCO training programme to prepare for the Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologist (FRANZCO).
We anticipate that this course will be attended in person in Dunedin, however a decision will be made 1 July 2021. We do not recommend booking accommodation or flights until fully confirmed. If you are interested in attending the 2021 please email the Course Organiser.
Programme (2020)
Speakers
Dr. Antony Bedggood
Fendalton Eye Clinic, Christchurch
Dr. Stuart Carroll
Auckland Eye, Auckland
Dr. Clare Fraser
Sydney Ophthalmic Specialists, Sydney
Dr. Peter Hadden
Eye Institute, Auckland
Dr. Rob Jones
Nelson Eye Specialists, Nelson
Prof. Peter McCluskey
The University of Sydney, Sydney
Dr. Justin Mora
Auckland Eye, Auckland
Dr. Con Petsoglou
The University of Sydney, Sydney
Dr. Andrea Vincent
Retina Specialists, Auckland
Dr. Graham Wilson
Ophthalmologist, Gisborne
Dr. Harry Bradshaw
Mercy Hospital, Dunedin
Dr. John Dickson
Hamilton Eye Clinic, Hamilton
Dr. Jesse Gale
Bowen Hospital, Wellington
Dr. Sophie Hill
University of Auckland, Auckland DHB, Waitemata DHB
Dr. Ben LaHood
Eye Institute, Auckland
Dr. Logan Mitchell
Dunedin School of Medicine, Dunedin
Dr. Dianne Sharp
Retina Specialists, Auckland
Dr. Nicholas Toalster
Okko Eye Specialists, Brisbane
Prof Brendan Vote
Launceston Eye Institute, Tasmania
General Information
Candidates will be provided with a course outline with further information on this online course.
Venue
The Dunedin Ophthalmology Course will be held online with no physical attendance this year
The co-ordination of the course will take place from The Hunter Centre, Dunedin School of Medicine.
Terms and Conditions
Readings
All notes and copies of presentations will be provided electronically. Candidates will be given access to a Dropbox where content provided by lecturers will be made available to download. Access to this dropbox will open until 1 July 2021.
Breaks
Sufficient breaks will be made throughout the programme, candidates should note that it is their responsibility to attend the sessions, all efforts will be made to keep lectures to time, however it is assumed that candidates will attend all sessions and will be aware of any short notice change in break times etc.
Fee
NZ$2,300.00 (includes NZ GST) must be paid by 20 September 2020 to confirm your place. Candidates will be able to pay by credit card via the course website, alternatively payment can be made by direct credit or by cheque (in NZ dollars). Candidates will be sent a link for registration once they have been approved entry on the course. Internet banking will be available on the downloadable invoice. When payment is received a receipt will be emailed to you.
Programme
All sessions are provided by live stream (no access to recorded lectures) with candidates accessing the course from their own location. Candidates are required to have access to their own internet connection (sufficient for video conferencing), computer or laptop which are microphone and audio capable. Candidates will be required to download Zoom (lectures), Dropbox (for notes files) and Slido (Q&A and Audience Participation App).
Candidates will be provided with an up to date programme, however the Organising Committee reserves the right to make changes to the programme at short notice.
Refunds
Cancellations received prior to 1 October 2020 will be refunded less an administration fee of $300.00. No refunds will be made from 2 October 2020.