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How to become an ophthalmologists?
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Ophthalmology: Training first requires getting through medical school and then completing a one year internship followed by three years of ophthalmology specific reaidency training. There is also an option of sub specializing through a one to two year fellowship, but this is not mandatory.
Answered 11/3/2016
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