25: RetinaRounds™ Podcast 25: David Lozano Giral, MD
Posterior segment manifestations of ocular trauma are some of the most challenging cases for vitreoretinal specialists to manage. Today we are absolutely thrilled to welcome an ocular trauma and vitreoretinal specialist to Retina Rounds, Dr. David Lozano Giral. Dr. Lozano Giral is Director of the Ocular Trauma Service at the Stein Eye Institute at UCLA where he is also an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology in the Retina Division. Dr. Lozano shares his path to ophthalmology and pearls for ocular trauma management.
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24: RetinaRounds™ Podcast 24: Caroline Baumal, MD
Career trajectories rarely follow a linear path. As new opportunities arise, pivoting professionally or adding on new responsibilities takes courage and requires careful consideration. In today’s podcast, Retina Rounds is thrilled to welcome an academic and industry leader in our field, Dr. Caroline Baumal. Dr. Baumal is Professor of Ophthalmology at New England Eye Center, Tufts Medical Center and Chief Medical Officer at Apellis Pharmaceuticals. She is a prolific researcher, renowned educator, compassionate clinician and is now shaping the future of pharmacologic innovation. Dr. Baumal talks about how she has navigated these professional roles and the values that have kept her motivated to continue to innovate and break barriers.
Retina Rounds is excited to welcome Dr. Devinder Chauhan, an Australian vitreoretinal specialist, innovator, and Founder & CEO of Macuject. Dr. Chauhan is pioneering the use of Artificial Intelligence to support clinical decision making in retinal disease. We’ll explore how these tools can be integrated into clinic workflows to help tailor treatment intervals, refine diagnoses, and hopefully improve patient outcomes.
* Financial Disclosure: Dr. Steven Schwartz is a member of the Board of Directors for Macuject
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22: RetinaRounds™ Podcast 22: Michael Klufas, MD
Leadership in retina can take many forms including scientific research, education, involvement in professional societies and advocacy efforts. If you want to be a leader, how can you set yourself up for success? In today’s podcast, Retina Rounds is thrilled to welcome Dr. Michael Klufas, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at Jefferson Medical College and a vitreoretinal faculty member at the world-renowned Wills Eye Hospital. Dr. Klufas talks about how he transitioned into a role as a junior faculty member and how he was able to take advantage of opportunities to grow into a rising leader. He provides valuable pearls for any ophthalmologist wanting to contribute to the advancement of our field.
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21: RetinaRounds™ Podcast 21: Donald D'Amico, MD
As part of our "Giants in Retina" series, Retina Rounds is honored to welcome Dr. Donald D’Amico, Professor and Chairman of Ophthalmology at Weill Cornell Medical College. Throughout his storied career, Dr. D’Amico has shaped the careers of countless ophthalmologists and vitreoretinal specialists. He is an internationally recognized leader in our field having served as President of the Retina Society and Club Jules Gonin. For his many surgical and educational contributions to our field Dr. D'Amico received the Life Achievement Award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology. In this podcast Dr. D’Amico talks about the people who shaped his career and the sources of inspiration that sometimes come from the most unexpected places.
Podcast co-hosts Steven Schwartz, MD and Pradeep Prasad, MD interview leaders in the field of vitreroretinal surgery and ophthalmology covering a range of topics including surgical innovation, business in ophthalmology and graduate medical education.
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