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Christopher Chambers, MD

Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship

University of Washington · Seattle, Washington, United States

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Portrait of Shu-Hong (Holly) Chang, MD

Shu-Hong (Holly) Chang, MD

Oculoplastic service faculty

University of Washington

Named on the UW oculoplastic service roster; Christopher Chambers is separately identified as the fellowship programme director.

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Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026

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Alexandra Van Brummen, MD

Oculoplastic service faculty

University of Washington

Named on the UW oculoplastic service roster; Christopher Chambers is separately identified as the fellowship programme director.

Official university or hospital faculty profile ↗

Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Portrait of Matthew Zhang, MD

Matthew Zhang, MD

Oculoplastic service faculty

University of Washington

Named on the UW oculoplastic service roster; Christopher Chambers is separately identified as the fellowship programme director.

Official university or hospital faculty profile ↗

Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Appointment evidence

Published role and affiliation

The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship.

Leadership as published
Christopher Chambers, MD (Program Director)
Evidence reviewed
16 Oct 2026
Affiliated training host
University of Washington

Names may identify a director, supervisor, host or contact. The source wording above defines the role; reconfirm the current appointment with the programme.

Training context

Published programme focus

These areas describe the linked training programme, rather than a complete clinical biography or list of individual credentials.

Oculoplastic surgery

Associated training route

Clinical fellowship

Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship

ASOPRS-approved training across Harborview, UW Medical Center, Seattle Children’s and the Puget Sound VA. The host states it cannot consider applicants needing visa sponsorship.

Location
Seattle, Washington, United States
Duration
24 months
Clinical participation
Supervised clinical and operative training; local licensing and hospital privileges are required.
International applicants
Applicants requiring visa sponsorship cannot be considered, according to the host.
Funding
Host lists health, dental, life and malpractice insurance, three weeks of paid vacation and support for at least one specialty meeting; no salary amount published.
Application timing
No current application deadline published; confirm the relevant recruitment cycle.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Two-year fellowship matriculating in odd-numbered years; next vacancy unconfirmed.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Current residents or graduates of accredited ophthalmology residencies; preference for ACGME graduates and eligibility for full Washington licensure. Residency must be completed before appointment.

Published training

  • Eyelid, orbital and lacrimal surgery
  • Functional, aesthetic and trauma cases
  • Mohs reconstruction and multidisciplinary rotations
  • Clinical and bench research
  • Resident teaching and anatomy dissection

Application route

Apply through SF Match and consult the ASOPRS timetable; selected applicants are interviewed.

No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.

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Official institution page · Source reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Official sources

Source review: 16 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.

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