Osler Ophthalmology 2025 Subscription-Based Review
$70.00
Video Course · Ophthalmology · 2025
The Osler ophthalmology review 2025 provides over 57 hours of recorded lectures covering optics, glaucoma, cataract surgery, and pediatric disorders — designed for residents preparing for the WQE and physicians updating clinical knowledge.
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57+hours of lectures
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18faculty members
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2025edition
- Comprehensive review of optics and refraction with dedicated Q&A sessions
- Didactic lectures with embedded review questions for active learning
- Covers evidence-based practice and board-relevant standards of care
- Includes downloadable syllabus for standalone study or clinical reference
Comprehensive Ophthalmology Board Review for WQE and Clinical Practice
The Osler ophthalmology review 2025 is a subscription-based course recorded from the Osler Institute’s Live August/September 2025 Virtual Review Course. With over 57 hours of lectures from 18 faculty members, it covers the full scope of ophthalmic subspecialties — from optics and refraction to pediatric strabismus and ocular pharmacology.
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57+hours of lectures
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18faculty members
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2025edition
Inside this resource
Optics, Refraction, and Cataract
Dedicated optics Q&A sessions with Kristina Irsch and Andrew Hou cover refractive principles and problem-solving approaches. Mavis Gappy addresses ocular surface and cataract topics, while Bryan Zarrin covers corneal surgery. The curriculum emphasizes practical application of optical concepts to clinical scenarios.
Glaucoma, Retina, and Uveitis
David Fleischman delivers a three-part glaucoma series, Deep Parikh covers diabetic retinopathy and retinal vascular disease, and Peter Tang addresses macular degeneration and inherited chorioretinal diseases. Anjum Koreishi’s uveitis sessions round out the posterior segment review.
Neuro-Ophthalmology and Oculoplastics
Howard Pomeranz covers optic neuropathies, temporal arteritis, pupillomotor pathways, visual fields, and cranial neuropathies. David Yoo addresses eyelid anatomy, orbital trauma, inflammation, tumors, and lacrimal disease — providing a thorough neuro-ophthalmic and orbital review.
Pediatric Ophthalmology and Pharmacology
Shawn Gappy teaches pediatric strabismus across three sessions, Bharti Gangwani covers non-strabismus pediatric conditions, and Michael Jensen delivers a four-part ocular pharmacology series. Paras Khandhar concludes the faculty lineup with instruction on applying research evidence to everyday ophthalmic practice and implementing quality improvement.
Who this serves
- Ophthalmology residents — preparing for the WQE written examination
- Practicing ophthalmologists — completing the Quarterly Question Module or seeking a comprehensive clinical update
- Clinicians transitioning to ophthalmology — needing a structured review of the full subspecialty spectrum
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 18 speakers
- David Yoo, MD — Eyelid Anatomy and Surgery, Orbital Trauma, Orbital Inflammation, Orbital Tumors, Lacrimal Disease
- Peter H. Tang, MD, PhD — Macular Degeneration, Inherited Chorioretinal Diseases, Retinal Vessel Occlusion
- Robert Gunzenhauser, MD — Conjunctival Disorders
- Howard Pomeranz, MD, PhD — Optic Neuropathies, Temporal Arteritis, Pupillomotor Pathways, Visual Fields, Myasthenia and Thyroid, Phakomatosis, Cranial Neuropathies, Supranuclear Pathways and Nystagmus
- Shawn Gappy, MD — Pediatrics Strabismus I–III
- Paras Khandhar, MD, FAAP — Evidence-Based Medicine, Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
- Lucas Groves, MD — Critical Reasoning and Communication Skills, Fluorescein Angiography, Laser Photocoagulation, Intraocular Tumors, Orbital Imaging
- Kristina Irsch, PhD — Optics Q&As I–III
- Michael Jensen, RPh — Ocular Pharmacology I–IV
- Bryan Zarrin, MD — Cornea Surgery
- Lucy Ma, MD — Corneal Ulcers
- Mavis Gappy, MD — Ocular Surface, Lens and Cataracts
- Anjum Koreishi, MD — Uveitis
- David Fleischman, MD, MS, FACS — Glaucoma I–III
- Andrew Hou, MD — Optics and Refraction
- Bharti Gangwani (Nihalani), MD — Pediatrics Non-Strabismus I–III
- Deep Parikh, MD — Diabetic Retinopathy, Retinal Vascular Disease, Toxic Retinopathies
- Jonathan Lin, MD, PhD — Pathology I–III
Before you buy
How do I access the lectures?
Videos are streamed from the cloud — watch on your phone, computer, or tablet with an internet connection. A downloadable syllabus PDF accompanies each lecture set.
Is this suitable for WQE preparation?
Yes — the course is specifically designed for ophthalmology residents taking the WQE and practicing physicians completing the Quarterly Question Module.
The chart
| Format | Streamed video + PDF syllabus |
|---|---|
| Duration | 57+ hours |
| Faculty | 18 speakers |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | The Osler Institute |
| Department | Ophthalmology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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drtomh –
Strong faculty lineup and well-organized content. The glaucoma and retina sections were particularly current. Would have appreciated more pathology depth.
James L. –
Comprehensive board review with strong faculty. The optics Q&A sessions with Kristina Irsch were especially helpful for the WQE. The cloud streaming worked smoothly.
Sarah K. –
Good coverage across all subspecialties. Howard Pomeranz’s neuro-ophthalmology lectures are detailed and clinically focused. The downloadable syllabus is a nice bonus for offline review.
Chen W. –
Exactly what I needed for WQE prep. The embedded review questions in the lectures kept me engaged. 57 hours is a significant time investment but worth it.
M. Alvarez –
Good overall review but some lectures felt repetitive if you’ve taken similar courses. The pharmacology section by Michael Jensen was a highlight.
Priya N. –
The Osler Institute consistently delivers quality review courses. This 2025 edition covers all the major subspecialties with current evidence-based content.