International Glaucoma Research Fellowship

UCLA Stein Eye Institute (David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA)

OphthalmologyGlaucomaInternational Research Fellowship
Destination
USA
Los Angeles, California, United States

Overview

Unfunded international glaucoma fellowship emphasising early detection, epidemiology and neuroprotection research.

The programme

Training type
International Research Fellowship
Duration
15 months to 2 years
Start
Not stated on official page
Positions
One fellow at a time (Caprioli Fellowship)
Accreditation
Not stated on official page
Department
Department of Ophthalmology

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Institution policyInternationally trained physicians (often nominated by home institutions); UCLA-sponsored J-1 visa required (ECFMG-sponsored J-1 does not qualify); fellowships generally non-funded, so one year of funding must be documented
International applicants
Yes - international fellowship; candidates often nominated by institutions outside the US; must speak English sufficiently to communicate independently
Visa support
UCLA J-1 visa (DS-2019) required
Licence requirement
Medical Board of California Section 2111 appointment to participate in clinical activities

How to apply

Deadline
Rolling; applications can be submitted at any time of the year (Caprioli Fellowship in Glaucoma Research)
Application method
International Fellowship application, J-1 visa application and Section 2111 application sent to the fellowship coordinator

Funding

Funding
Unfunded

Official sources

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