Dr.Abhishek Kothari
Peeling the ILM may be easy for some, but entering private practice arena for the first time is a formidable challenge for every vitreoretinal surgeon, fresher or experienced. The dynamics of a retina practice differ substantially from those in an anterior segment practice. From substantial financial investment to building up practice to managing staff and interactions with referral doctors- there are several tribulations on the way. This course aims to delve on these very issues, with faculty presenting their experiences and sharing lessons learnt over their journey of establishing retina practices. This interactive session will enable participants to put forth their queries and peculiar situations faced to the panel to generate their suggestions and find solutions to these start-up or teething issues.
| 1 | Initiating Footfalls: Building your initial practice (10 mins) | Dr.Arun Bhargava | |
| 2 | Investing in Instruments- Getting the maximum bang for your buck (10 mins) | Dr.Abhishek Kothari | watch video |
| 3 | Casting a wide net: Interaction with anterior segment colleagues (10 mins) | Prof.Ajay Dudani | watch video |
| 4 | Your Mark on the Market: Perspective on Visibility and Branding (10 mins) | Dr.Rajeev Jain | watch video |
| 5 | One-trick-pony or Jack-of-all: Stand-alone VR vs Comprehensive ophthalmology (10 mins) | Dr.Saumil Sheth | watch video |
| 6 | Babudom worries: Licences and TPAs (10 mins) | Dr.Sachin Mahuli | watch video |
| Keynote Address by : Angiography Without Injection – Where do we Stand today? (10 mins) |
Dr. MARION MUNK | watch video | |
| Panel Discussion : (10 mins.) |
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