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The Department of Ophthalmology is very proud of our training programs at the Medical University of

12/16/2025

Congratulations to our fabulous senior residents on matching to the fellowships of their dreams! We can’t wait to see all of the wonderful contributions you will make to your respective specialities!

From left to right:

Annie Yan: Cornea at University of Pennsylvania

David Baxley: Retina Consultants of Alabama / UAB

Chris Hill: Cornea at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

Lizzie Mellencamp: Peds at University of Michigan

We are so proud! 🤩

12/05/2025

All done with residency interviews!! Good luck to everyone applying this cycle - we had a blast getting to know all the amazing candidates!! We’re also so grateful to be able to spend some time last night as the entire residency class (plus some alumni)!

11/16/2025

Happy Friendsgiving from the Storm Eye residents! 🦃 A big thank you to Logan and Angelina for hosting!

10/19/2025

Thanks for a great time at the MUSC Storm Eye Alumni reception at AAO! 🥰 We loved seeing everyone!

10/13/2025

Please join us at AAO in Orlando for the annual Storm Eye Institute Alumni Reception on Saturday Oct 18th from 4:30-7:30!

08/08/2025

Storm Eye presence at ASRS this past weekend where our wonderful medical students and our amazing senior resident presented on their research!

07/30/2025

This past weekend some of our senior residents attended the Alcon cataract course in Fort Worth, TX. It was an amazing jam-packed two days of lectures, panels, video symposiums, wet lab skills, demonstrations and connecting with other residents from around the country!

A big shoutout to for hosting and for holding down the fort for the seniors!

07/01/2025

IIt’s the start of the new academic year! These are your MUSC Storm Eye Residents for 2025-2026! (Not pictured are our wonderful intern PGY-1 class 🥰)

PGY-2s: Ford Gordon, Corbin Lee, Cody Manzanero, Maya Dodhia

PGY-3s: Logan Wolfel, Emmy Ye, Hannah Istre-Wilz, Jenny Bui

PGY-4s: Annie Yan, David Baxley, Christine Hill, Lizzie Mellencamp

06/22/2025

It’s the end of an era! We’re all still recovering from the graduation festivities of last week. A huge congratulations to our senior class for finishing their ophthalmology residency. We also celebrated the graduation of our research and clinical fellows - Hugo, Munjal (cornea), Nallely and Abdel (peds).

Best of luck to Bryce for pursuing a peds fellowship in Chicago, Mercy for moving across the country to Sacramento for comp, and Sarah going to up to Erie, PA for comp! We’re so lucky that Ethan gets to stay on as faculty for trauma chief.

To our fellows, thank you for teaching us and enriching our lives this year! Hugo will be going back to Brazil and Munjal is heading back home to Orlando. We are so lucky to have Nallely and Abdel stay on one more year as our peds fellow and glaucoma fellow!

06/13/2025

The celebratory festivities have begun! Yesterday, we had our senior roast with all the staff at Chuck Dawley, one of our ambulatory surgery centers. Our senior residents and fellows got lovingly roasted as they go on in their future endeavors!

06/02/2025

Another year wrapped at Kiawah!! A huge congratulations to the senior residence for completing their final research presentations! Thank you to for having the MUSC Storm Eye residents present their research project every year.

Kiawah is our only mandatory research requirement for residents. Presentations are generally 5 minutes long and can range from case series, to quality improvement projects to retrospective studies. This conference is also a great opportunity to learn from various keynote speakers and enjoy a nice weekend away at Kiawah Island!

04/26/2025

Another successful Fight for Sight clinic at Harvest Free Clinic! Fight for Sight is a medical student led organization that conducts eye screening examinations for the underserved community of Charleston. Today, we saw a total of 15 patients with a wide variety of pathology including dry eye, pterygiums, glaucoma, cataracts, nonproliferative and proliferative diabetic retinopathy. We made an urgent referral to retina specialists for a patient with new vitreous hemorrhage in the setting of proliferative diabetic retinopathy. A big thanks to our medical students and Dr. Smith at the Harvest Free clinic!

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Charleston, SC
29425

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https://medicine.musc.edu/departments/ophthalmology/residency

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