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In Memoriam: Shiu Y. Kwok, MD, PhD, JD
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Shiu Y. Kwok, a beloved ophthalmologist, academic scholar publishing over 50 papers, and mentor who dedicated over four decades to the care and well-being of his patients in San Francisco.
Learn moreJOIN US this weekend! Alcatraz Swim for Sight – Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024
JOIN US Sunday, October 6 for the Alcatraz Swim for Sight at the Aquatic Park - 700-898 Beach Street, San Francisco, CA 94109. This year's event is co-chaired by Ari and Noah Hirson. The Edward Charles Foundation will administer the event. Proceeds will go to the All May See Foundation to support UCSF Ophthalmology faculty research.
Learn moreEnhancing Patient Care and Clinic Operations through TeamSTEPPS: A Collaborative Effort Led by Dr. David Hwang
In an ongoing effort to elevate patient care and optimize clinic operations, Dr. David Hwang, along with the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, recently spearheaded two multi-disciplinary sessions focused on improving the patient experience and clinical efficiency.
Learn morePeer Review in Ophthalmology: Training the Next Generation of Vision Scientists
Dr. Matilda Chan, MD, PhD, representing the Council of Vision Editors, was recently featured in a publication in Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (IOVS), highlighting an innovative program she has been leading: Peer Review in Ophthalmology: A Collaborative Approach to Training the Next Generation of Reviewers.
Learn moreReflecting on the Stephen D. McLeod, MD Leadership Lecture with UC President Michael V. Drake, MD
The UCSF Department of Ophthalmology recently hosted the Stephen D. McLeod, MD Leadership Lecture, featuring University of California President and ophthalmologist, Michael V. Drake, MD. This distinguished event, held on June 6th at the William G. and Ruth R. Hoffman Auditorium, provided a unique opportunity to delve into the topic of leadership in academic medicine and beyond.
Learn moreHelp Us Cross the Finish Line: Your Support Can Make All the Difference
As we approach the close of our fiscal year on June 30, we are filled with gratitude and a renewed sense of purpose. Thanks to your unwavering support, All May See Foundation is nearing its ambitious fundraising goal of $8 million for this year. We are within reach, but we still need your help to cross the finish line and ensure that we can continue our vital work.
Learn moreAll May See Announces $223,000 in New Faculty Research Awards
All May See Foundation is pleased to announce the following new faculty awards, approved at its April 2024 Board meeting, to the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, recipients included:
Learn moreNational Nurses Day 2024
Each year on May 6, we honor National Nurses Day, signaling the beginning of National Nursing Week, a celebration that extends until May 12, culminating on Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
Learn moreUCSF at ARVO 2024 in Seattle – May 5-9
UCSF Ophthalmology and Francis I. Proctor Foundation faculty, along with their research teams, are gearing up for the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) annual meeting, scheduled from May 5-9, 2024, in Seattle, Washington.
Learn moreLet’s Help Louis Raise Research Dollars for Gould Syndrome on his First Birthday!
In honor of Louis’ first birthday in May, his parents Blakely & Trent and big brother Archie are encouraging donations in his honor to the All May See Foundation.
Learn moreHonoring the Legacy of Michelle Y. Peng, MD: Support the Memorial Lecture
In August 2022, the medical community mourned the loss of Michelle Y. Peng, MD, UCSF Ophthalmology Resident 2018 and West Coast Retina Vitreoretinal Fellow 2020, after a long battle with sarcoma. Her loss is still felt deeply.
Learn moreCommunity Support Initiative – Free UCSF Ophthalmology Shelter Clinic
The UCSF Ophthalmology Shelter Clinic, operating within Division Circle Navigation Center (DCNC), is seeking funding support through All May See Foundation, to enhance our ongoing efforts in providing essential eye care services to the unhoused population at DCNC. Our mission is to eliminate barriers to eye care for the underserved and to prevent avoidable vision loss through early detection and treatment.
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