UMH Refractive, Cornea and Lens Surgery International Online Course jobs and careers

About UMH Refractive, Cornea and Lens Surgery International Online Course

The International University Expert course “Clinical Methodology in Refractive, Cataract and Corneal Surgery”, aims to provide an integral education in the topic in a suitable framework for modern e-learning, using an comprehensive program, ranging from the basic sciences of refractive surgery, such as: Ocular Anatomy, Physiology and Optics, to the advanced methods of surgical correction of cataracts, corneal and refraction surgery along with management of complications. The didactic material is created evidence-based, above all in refractive surgery, providing the knowledge which is today necessary on the subjects of Refractive, Cornea and Lens surgery which are necessary for the modern comprehensive refractive surgeon. The Course also offers teaching activities about methodologies of analysis of the outcomes of refractive surgical procedures as well as a certified course on Good Clinical Practices. The Course offers also the possibility for the student to develop, optionally, a Research Project at the end of the course, in which the student will need to be able to demonstrate the acquired the adequate skills and apply the methodology and techniques of clinical research that have been learned during the course . This activity is performed under the tutorship of the well-known experts of the International Faculty of the Course. The advances of communication have made scientific knowledge more globally accessible, facilitating the learning process across the internet and other computer platforms, giving rise to a quicker and more flexible way to learn. Online education, in which the Course Directors are experts, ensures the reception of educational programs such as this course, to a large number of ophthalmologists, through a flexible form that suits the demanding medical profession. The creation of this course and the resulting University Certification is done for the benefit of the international ophthalmology community to cover the gap that today exists in man