New England Ophthalmological Society

The New England Ophthalmological Society (NEOS) is the second most seasoned American therapeutic claim to fame society in consistent presence. Established in 1884, the general public is a non-benefit association committed to the study and progression of ophthalmology. Presently very much into its second century of presence, NEOS has had the favorable luck to consider as a real part of its individuals a portion of the brightest and most persuasive pioneers in ophthalmology.

Today as before, NEOS stays focused on teaching its individuals to guarantee proceeding with elevated expectations of ophthalmic consideration in New England. NEOS is likewise dedicated to teaching other human services suppliers and people in general about infections and states of the eye with accentuation on recognition, treatment, and anticipation. NEOS keeps up an Educational Endowment Fund to accomplish the general public's main goal far into what's to come.

The current NEOS enrollment is included more than 737 Board-guaranteed and Board-qualified ophthalmologists from all over New England. NEOS sorts out and supports five gatherings for every year, comprising of two half-day sessions. Every session is dedicated to an ophthalmic subspecialty, including morals and danger administration. One meeting for every year incorporates instruction for associated ophthalmic work force. Given the high gauge of our provincial, national, and universal speakers, and our nearness to numerous prestigious scholarly foundations, NEOS can reliably offer its individuals world-class gatherings inside a short auto or train ride. NEOS is licensed by the Massachusetts Medical Society to give proceeding with therapeutic training to doctors.