Official profile
Biography and background
Peter Dolman is a clinical professor at the University of British Columbia whose institutional research profile describes work on thyroid eye disease and orbital conditions. His official 2026 Atlantic Eye Symposium biography identifies him as UBC’s oculoplastics and orbit division head and fellowship director, with extensive international fellowship teaching experience.
Biography source ↗ · Reviewed 1 Nov 2026
Published roles
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Oculoplastics & Orbit Fellowship
Fellowship Director — as named in the official 2026 symposium biography
The UBC programme and division pages returned a browser-verification gate during this review. The fellowship role is corroborated by his named official 2026 symposium biography; the institutional VCHRI profile supports his identity and clinical affiliation.
Clinical Professor, University of British Columbia
Photo: Atlantic Eye Symposium — Peter Dolman official 2026 speaker biography
University of British Columbia — Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Official 2026 Atlantic Eye Symposium — named UBC fellowship director biography ↗Profile reviewed 1 Nov 2026
Programme leadership page →Programme snapshot
About the Oculoplastics & Orbit Fellowship
A one-year oculoplastic and orbital fellowship in an ophthalmology department, covering eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disease, endoscopic and endonasal DCR, orbital decompression and periocular cancer reconstruction. The listed cycles on the page are dated, so confirm the next intake with the department.
- Format: Clinical fellowship, 1 year (two 6-month rotations). Full clinical and surgical involvement plus teaching of students and residents; clinical research encouraged
- Who can apply: Licensing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia before the start, English-language proficiency evidence where relevant, and external funding.
- International applicants: Candidates must hold a College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia licence before starting and meet English-language proficiency tests; visa support is not confirmed
- Funding: Applicants must have funding from an external institution equivalent to Canadian standards; the fellowship cannot be self-funded
- Intake and dates: Start dates of 1 July or 1 January Standing rule on the page: 30 April the year before a July start and 30 September the year before a January start; the listed cycles on the page end with January 2026 (Programme listed — intake not confirmed).
- How to apply: Submit the common application form, a two-page letter of intent, an updated CV, two recommendation letters sent to the programme coordinator and confirmation of external funding by the stated deadline.
Programme details reviewed 31 Oct 2026. Full programme page → · UBC Ophthalmology — Oculoplastics & Orbit fellowship ↗
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