Residents
The WVU Ophthalmology Residency Program offers a joint transitional year internship and a three-year residency program with training primarily based in the only tertiary eye care center in West Virginia. We treat many patients with unusual and complex disorders referred to WVU by doctors throughout West Virginia and the neighboring states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
During their three years our residents rotate in the specialty areas below:
- Comprehensive ophthalmology
- Medical retina
- Surgical retina
- Glaucoma
- Pediatric ophthalmology
- Neuro-ophthalmology
- Oculoplastics
- Cornea
In addition, under the supervision of our own WVU faculty, our residents also provide the medical and surgical care of patients at our VA.
We feel Morgantown and WVU are special places for many people, and with supportive, full-time board-certified faculty in all clinical subspeciality areas under one roof, we hope it will be a transformative training experience for you as well.
Mountaineers know West Virginia University is special.
In addition to our facilities and educational experience, residents can Fall in Love with Morgantown and see what life here is like.
Once you’ve discovered the basics, we encourage you to dig a little deeper, picture yourself here and discover how you and your loved ones fit within one of West Virginia’s most vibrant communities.
Hear from current Mountaineers
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Who We Are
Evan Frigoletto
Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
“As residents, we have to rely on one another a lot. We succeed together, we fail together, but most importantly, we learn together. Being in a position where I can focus more on helping my co-residents has been one of the most rewarding challenges of my residency.”