

Applicants begin by submitting an application outlining their professional background and surgical exposure.
Current training status or professional position
Curriculum vitae and professional
background summary
Overview of prior cataract surgery
exposure
Intended timeframe and scope for program participation
Applications undergo a structured review process. If necessary, a brief introduction call may be conducted to ensure program fit.
Evaluation of baseline surgical
exposure
Alignment between applicant expectations and program structure
Clarification regarding supervision, case allocation, and training scope


Once eligibility and readiness have been confirmed, the placement is planned in coordination with the participant.
Confirmation of the preferred placement dates
Determination of program duration (typically 1–4 weeks) and clinical schedule
Alignment of the expected level of participation with the applicant’s baseline surgical experience
Following placement planning, the host institution confirms the program structure including case allocation and operative responsibility.
Confirmation of agreed placement dates
Integration into the surgical schedule with confirmed case allocation
Confirmation of the supervision structure with surgical faculty


Once the placement is confirmed, the preparation phase begins to ensure that participants arrive fully prepared for the clinical training environment.
Completion of required documentation
Final administrative preparation
Travel and accommodation booking
Coordination of on-site orientation and local contact arrangements
If you meet the baseline eligibility requirements and are seeking structured hands-on cataract surgery exposure within a supervised clinical environment, you may proceed with the application.