AUPO is pleased and excited to announce that the Journal of Academic Ophthalmology (JAO) is now indexed by PubMed. The indexing will include not only articles accepted for publication going forward, but also will include articles that have been published previously.

Summary reports on the 2022-23 Ophthalmology Residency and Fellowship Matches are now available! View the reports for the latest data.

Ophthalmology Residency Match Summary and Demographic Reports
Ophthalmology Fellowship Match Summary and Demographic Reports

A key component of the Altus Assessment holistic review process is Duet, which is a value-alignment assessment that provides programs with a standardized way to find applicants whose values and priorities for their education align with those of their program. Use this step-by-step guide to complete your program profile.

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Summary reports for the February 2022 ophthalmology resident match are now available. Read more for overall statistics and demographics.
Residency Match Statistics Summary
Residency Match Demographics Summary

These reports provide an overview of the December 2021 Ophthalmology Fellowship Match and comparative data for prior years.
Fellowship Match Statistics Summary
Fellowship Match Demographics Summary

Read the report here.

In order to accommodate fellowship program directors who need to review a large number of applications, SF Match will release applications for review beginning Monday, August 16.  The target application deadline remains September 1.  There is no advantage or disadvantage to completing the application before this date. No invitations for interviews will be offered before the previously stated date of September 1.

The 2021 Ophthalmology Residency Match Summary Report is now available. View the Report here.

In the past few months we have all become acutely aware of the systemic racism and bias that exists in medicine and in the community at large. The AUPO Board of Trustees has responded by crafting a statement that not only recognizes this issue, but commits to a plan of action for academic departments of ophthalmology. All of us, as leaders in our field, have a singular opportunity to successfully address and solve the challenges we face as researchers, educators, and care givers. Read the statement here.