EyeCan
EyeCan: A Canadian Lens on Ophthalmology. In this series, we examine all aspects of what it means to be an Ophthalmologist in Canada; we speak with leaders in our field about their contributions and life journey; we explore new and emerging techniques and technologies in eye care. Through it all we hope to connect with our community and have those that listen understand the value of who we are and what we do for our patients. We’ll share our experiences as ophthalmologists today and tackle some of challenges we face as healthcare providers.
EyeCan has been hosted by: Dr. Guillermo Rocha and Dr. Setareh Ziai (seasons 1 and 2), Dr. Mona Dagher and Dr. Hady Saheb (seasons 3 and 4), Dr. Heather O'Donnell (season 5) and Dr. Hady Saheb (seasons 5 and 6).
Brought to you by the Canadian Ophthalmological Society. Seasons 1 and 2 of the EyeCan podcast were sponsored by MD Financial Affinity Grant. Seasons 3, 4 and 5 were sponsored by Bayer. Season 6 was co-sponsored by Astellas Pharma Canada, Inc. and Johnson & Johnson Vision. We thank them all for their support.
Written and directed by Kim Tytler, Manager of Communications at the Canadian Ophthalmological Society, and produced by John Allaire of Allaire Strategic Works. Social media promotion by Moneika Ramsinghani, Communications Coordinator at the Canadian Ophthalmological Society.
Listening to EyeCan counts for unaccredited MOC credits. You may claim 0.5 credits per hour under Section 2 (Individual Learning) as “Educational content review”, up to 30 credits per year.
EyeCan
EyeCan Season 6, Episode 8 - Inside COS Surgical Skills Transfer Courses: Training for Impact with guests Dr. Monique Munro and Dr. Cody Lo
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In this episode, learn about Surgical Skills Transfer Courses (STCs): hands-on educational programs designed to advance surgical technique, diagnostic proficiency, and clinical management. Led by experienced physicians selected by the Canadian Ophthalmological Society, these courses provide participants with practical experience using real-world tools and case-based scenarios. By bridging the gap between theory and clinical practice, STCs support the adoption of emerging innovations and the continuous refinement of skills to enhance patient outcomes.
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COS 2026 Annual Meeting and Exhibition
https://sites.grenadine.co/sites/cos-sco/en/2026-cos-meeting-and-exhibition-montreal
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Listening to EyeCan counts for unaccredited MOC credits. You may claim 0.5 credits per hour under Section 2 (Individual Learning) as “Educational content review”, up to 30 credits per year.
