Ophthalmology Fellowship Match
The Ophthalmology Fellowship Match (OFMP) was established
in 1985. Its goal is to coordinate fellowship appointments, thus relieving
the pressure of uncoordinated appointments and forced early choices. The
participating programs will not make any appointments until the match has
been completed.
Sponsorship
The Association of University Professors of Ophthalmology (AUPO) sponsors
the matching process and is responsible for enforcement at applicable rules.
The Matching office does not sponsor or approve any of the participating
programs. The function of the Matching Program is strictly limited to processing
of the match. Listing or not listing of any program in the directory does
not imply any form of approval, disapproval or endorsement.
About the Match
The Match takes place in December and will be used to process all applicants
who want to start their fellowship training in July of the following year.
There is $250 non-refundable registration fee that covers registration, central
application service (for participating subspecialties) and matching. To participate
in the match, simply complete our on-line registration form and submit your
payment. Once registered, applicants will receive email confirmation and additional
information on Matching procedures.
Centralized Application Service is available for all Ophthalmology Fellowship
subspecialties except for Neuro-Ophthalmology and Pathology. Applicants
applying for Neuro-Ophthalmology and Pathology subspecialties must register
for the Match and contact programs directly to obtain application
materials and procedures. Canadian programs are not required to utilize the
CAS system. Applicants should check directly with the specific program directors
for application requirements before applying through the CAS system.
To see opportunities for Fellowship Funding please view "Related Links".
Please read all information on this web site. If, after reading this material,
you have questions that remain unanswered feel free to contact our office
We wish you a successful career in Ophthalmology Fellowship.
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