🏆 Cherie Farkash, an Instructor in the Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Department, shares just how effective 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips' is! Check it out and see how it can help you too! 👉 https://michmed.org/fingertips #EducationMadeEasy #NeuroOphthalmology 💡
🥇 Delaran Mirzania, a Resident in our program, shares how 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips' made studying easier and more interesting. 😄 https://michmed.org/fingertips
#LearningCanBeFun #NeuroOphthalmology 🌟
💭 Medical student Jeremy Shapiro speaks out about how 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips' helps him in his studies. A trove of free and valuable information that’s super easy and fun! 🥳 https://michmed.org/fingertips
#MedicalEducation #NeuroOphthalmology 🎯
🗣️ Listen to Jonah Yousif, a resident here, sharing his experiences with 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips'. 👂📚 https://michmed.org/fingertips
#Education #NeuroOphthalmology ⭐️
See how Dr. Letita Pirau, our Neuro-Ophthalmology fellow, finds the 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips' learning platform life-changing! Find out more here: https://michmed.org/fingertips #NeuroOphthalmology
🎥 Get a glimpse of the wonders of the 'Neuro-Ophthalmology at Your Fingertips' study portal from the eyes of a Pediatric Ophthalmologist and Adult Strabismus fellow, Dr. Otana Jakpor. 🧠👩⚕️ https://michmed.org/fingertips #NeuroOphthalmology #Testimonial 🎉
Nurses Week 2022
It’s Nurses Week! Show your gratitude by making a gift to honor the Michigan Medicine nurse that has positively impacted your healthcare. Donate now at victors.us/nursesweek2022.
Why Should We Care?
The WHO estimates 1 billion people globally have preventable vision impairment. Why should we care?
One week ago today was World Sight Day, a day where we pledge to spread a message of hope that we'll find the solutions to ensure that everyone, everywhere has access to sight. But we should make this pledge every single day, and always look for opportunities to remind others that universal eye health is possible, and it starts with us.
Dr. Joshua Ehrlich reminds us why World Sight Day's message will stay especially important this year:
A Parade of Gratitude: First Responders Say Thank You to Health Care Workers
On April 8, public safety agencies from across the region gathered together to show their support for those working in health care. More than 50 vehicles showed up to lead a parade past Michigan Medicine facilities and honor those working inside. #HAILToTheFrontLine
3 Things to Know about COVID-19 from Dr. Jeffrey Desmond
A message from Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jeff Desmond: “Employee safety remains our top priority. We have tremendous respect and appreciation for all of our frontline staff who are caring for patients during this pandemic. We are committed to taking care of the people who are on the frontlines every day.”