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ASCRS Government Relations is excited to host its annual eyePAC reception at the San Diego Air and Space Museum on May 5, 5:30–7:30 p.m. PT. Donate to eyePAC at certain contribution levels and you too can attend this exclusive event in San Diego, California. eyePAC is the voluntary, non-partisan political action committee representing ophthalmic surgeons. An investment in eyePAC helps ASCRS participate in the policymaking process by supporting legislators for who fight for issues important to ophthalmic surgeons and their practices. Only with this support can ASCRS continue advocating on behalf of ophthalmic surgeons. Learn more about eyePAC, the upcoming eyePAC reception, and how to contribute here.
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ASCRS Satellite CME, supplemental education to the ASCRS Annual Meeting, returns with three new programs that will take place onsite May 5–8 in San Diego, California.
These 1-hour deep dives into specific topic areas expand your expertise! Each Satellite CME Program is approved for up to 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM—attend all three for up to 3 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Register for the ASCRS Annual Meeting and add these Satellite CME Programs to your schedule.
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The ASCRS Annual Meeting is not only specifically tailored for the anterior segment surgeon, but there are elements of the meeting that are geared toward surgeons at different stages of their career. There are programming, events, and engagement opportunities for young eye surgeons (YES), mid-career physicians, and members who are later in their careers. Check out the ASCRS Annual Meeting Real-Time Program and the ASCRS website for programming details and special meeting features. Have you taken the ASCRS survey to inform Cataract Awareness Month plans? Fill out this 2-minute survey to share what you, the surgeon, want your patients to know most about cataract surgery!
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