College of Medicine Catalog
2006
Clinic address: 707 N.
Alvernon, Third Floor, Tucson, Arizona 85711
Phone: (520) 321-3677
Departmental Contact: Rosanna Canez
655 N. Alvernon Way, Suite 108, Tucson,
Arizona 85711
E-Mail:
rcanez@eyes.arizona.edu
Website:
www.eyes.arizona.edu
A complete listing of individual faculty appointments can be found in the Faculty Section.
Department Head: Joseph M. Miller
Professor:
Joseph M. Miller, Richard R. Ober, M. Velma Dobson,
Mandi D. Conway, Gholam A. Peyman, Harold E. Cross
Clinical
Professor:
Robert M. Dryden, Robert W. Snyder
Research
Lectruer:
Maria G (Lupita) Ramierz-Rodriguez, Howard Apple,William J. DonnellyIII
Associate
Professors:
John E. Greivenkamp,
W.Daniel Stamer, James T. Schwiegerling, Alan D. Marmorstein
Clinical
Associate Professors:
Leonard Joffe, Reid F.
Schindler, Harry D. Carrozza
Assistant
Professors:
Luca Brigatti, J. Daniel Twelker, Robert I Park, Lihua Y. Marmorstein, John C.
Nichols, Erin M. Harvey, Brian S. McKay, Roxanna Ursea, Lydia R. Banuelos, Lynn
Polonski
Clinical
Assistant Professors:
Cameron G. Javid, Todd
W. Altenbernd, Tomas Tredici, James L. FitzGerald Jr.
Clinical
Instructors:
Brock K. Bakewell, ,
William Fishkind, Sean J. McCafferty, Ann Z.McColgin, Rand Siekert, Ajay Sanan,
Jason M. Levine, Chirag Vit Patel, Lisa C. Lane, DuaneL. Mitzel
Clinical
Lecturers:
Norman C. Ahl, Dean C.
Brick, Lansing E. Brown, Diego H. Calonge, Steven Chen, Kathleen M. Duerksen,
Jeffrey P. Edelstein, Thomas Harrison, Mikel Lo, Lisa Mansueto, Donald R.
Miles, T. Glendon Moody, Richard B. O'Grady, Jeffrey S. Kay, Barry Kusman,
Thomas R. Wolf.
Ophthalmology offers electives for medical students. One is a research elective in which experience in laboratory research in ophthalmology will be obtained with programs of a minimum of four weeks in duration. The other is a clinical elective in which medical students will be assigned to outpatient clinics and inpatient wards at University Medical Center and Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Healthcare (Tucson) as well as surgery, which will give them an overview as to how the ophthalmologist relates to his/her patient population.
The graduate program in Ophthalmology offers residents extensive inpatient and outpatient experiences at University Medical Center and Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Healthcare (Tucson).
The preceptorship program provides students the opportunity to train in Ophthalmology at an approved hospital in this country or abroad.
See Electives Manual for course descriptions.
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