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Appointment evidence
Published role and affiliation
The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Oculoplastic Fellowship (ASOPRS-approved).
- Leadership as published
- Ted Wojno, MD (Program Director, Emory page)
- Evidence reviewed
- 6 Nov 2026
- Affiliated training host
- Emory University School of Medicine — Emory Eye Center
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Training context
Published programme focus
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Associated training route
Clinical fellowship
Oculoplastic Fellowship (ASOPRS-approved)
A two-year, American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS)-approved clinically based training program. Over the course of two years, oculoplastic fellows focus on gaining expertise in the diagnosis and management of orbit, thyroid, lacrimal and cosmetic disorders in both adult and pediatric populations, with extensive pediatric exposure at the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta system.
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
- Duration
- Two years
- Clinical participation
- Clinically based training; fellows cover the primary oculoplastic emergency and night calls, run their own Friday afternoon clinic and complete a major project as the basis for their ASOPRS thesis
- International applicants
- Candidates should anticipate having their Georgia medical license prior to starting the fellowship; applicants should familiarise themselves with the Requirements for Foreign Medical School Graduates
- Funding
- As employees of Emory Healthcare, fellows receive 20 days of vacation time, standard holidays and time consideration to attend conferences; stipend not stated on the cited page
- Application timing
- Applications are accepted at the beginning of the year with the deadline being March 31; SF Match Central Application System submission by August 31
Upcoming application cycle
Admission every other year (on the even-years); selected fellows begin training the following July
Eligibility, training and application
Eligibility
Candidates should anticipate having their Georgia medical license prior to starting the fellowship; register at SF Match and submit a formal application through the SF Match Central Application System.
Published training
- Orbit, thyroid, lacrimal and cosmetic disorders in adult and pediatric populations
- Primary oculoplastic emergency and night call
- Own fellow clinic on Friday afternoons
- Pediatric oculoplastic exposure at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
- ASOPRS thesis project, monthly Journal Club and Grand Rounds presentation
Application route
Register at SF Match, submit a formal application through the SF Match Central Application System by August 31, and email the required items to the Emory Eye Center fellowship coordinator once the CAS application has been submitted. Admission is offered every other year (even years).
Published application documents
- Formal application through the SF Match Central Application System (by August 31)
- Current headshot, emailed to the fellowship coordinator
- Current mailing address and phone, emailed to the fellowship coordinator
- Letter from the current department chair, emailed to the fellowship coordinator
Published contact note: Fellowship Coordinator: KimberLe' Parker-Taylor, 404.778.3324
Direct programme page · Source reviewed 6 Nov 2026
Official sources
Source review: 6 Nov 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.
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