Shift the Trajectory of Your Practice at This New ASCRS Business Meeting
The cuts to reimbursement will keep on coming. Diversifying your income stream is important, but many physicians don’t know how, don’t have time, or don’t have the resources.
The ASCRS Business of Refractive Cataract Surgery Summit (BRiCS) will show you how, in a short period of time, and provide ongoing resources and support.
Draw upon the successful track record of surgeons and practices that have already made changes to offer patients choices, shifting the trajectory of their practice for the better.
Learn more about this 18+-hour intensive course and its invaluable resource library, built on 20 years of experience in this arena.
“I believe this meeting [will be helpful] because it’s so intimate, and some of the very key players who have done a beautiful job with their practices are going to share pearls for how to elevate the guest (our patient) experience. … I’m quite certain that not only will it help me and Dr. Richens but the two other team members we’re bringing (our surgical counselors) to significantly level up the guest experience.” —Kelly Clayton, COE, Administrator, Richens Eye Center, St. George, Utah
*Programming onsite at the ASCRS Business of Refractive Cataract Surgery Summit is approved for 6 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM.
ASCRS CME 24/7 Education Catalog
Whether you want a couple of CME hours or to increase your knowledge in certain subspecialty areas, the ASCRS CME 24/7 Education Catalog has a wealth of content to meet your educational needs.
Use this resource to filter by CME/non-CME, clinical topic, or by ASCRS program. Once logged in, you will also be able to access the Education Tracker to keep tabs on your progress and courses of interest.
Apply for the 2025 Young Eye Surgeons International Service Grant
The ASCRS Foundation is accepting grant applications for the 2025 Young Eye Surgeons International Service Grant—now through September 8.
The Young Eye Surgeons International Service Grant was created to inspire young eye surgeons to become involved with global eyecare on a long-term basis. The grant affords the opportunity to participate in healthcare systems, including teaching institutions and community programs, in developing countries.
Working with the ASCRS Foundation and its international partners, recipients will develop a customized international volunteer plan that provides the opportunity for a young eye surgeon to learn first-hand the intricacies behind global eyecare efforts.
To learn more about this grant and to apply, click here.
Catch Up on These Special Member Messages
In honor of the 50th anniversary of ASCRS, member ophthalmologists from the 50 states are sending in their perspectives on the Society, sharing its impact on their career, and talking about its influence on the specialty as a whole.
Stay tuned each week through April 2025 for a new perspective.
This week’s perspectives come from Luke Rebenitsch, MD, and Steven R. Sarkisian Jr., MD, from Oklahoma. Watch their videos here.
Important Resources
- ASCRS Business of Refractive Cataract Surgery Summit: Take your practice from good to great. September 27–28 | Irving, Texas
- ASCRS Live: In-person education and networking coming to nine cities across the U.S.
- ASCRS Annual Meeting: April 25–28, 2025 | Los Angeles, California
- CME 24/7: Your source for the latest online CME from ASCRS; member login required
- Calculators and Tools: Essential tools for your practice
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