Ophthalmology Continue Medical Education
Continuing medical education programs at the Kellogg Eye Center focus on current clinically relevant topics and procedures in ophthalmology. The format of our programs encourages discussion of the topics being presented and sharing of information.
Our events are designed for physicians, scientists, trainees, medical students and allied health professionals in the field of ophthalmology.
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