The Director of the Pantheo Ophthalmology Centre, ophthalmologist, vitreoretinal surgeon, Dr Theodoros Potamitis, has been selected as an examiner for the specialty exam in the United Kingdom, according to an announcement from the Ophthalmology Centre.
It is noted that the organising committee of the examinations had nominated Mr. Potamitis to participate as an examiner.
It is reported that Dr Potamitis participated for the first time in the exam which was held in Oxford, UK on 14-18 November and will be repeated two to three times a year.
It is added that the examinees were ophthalmology residents from the UK but also from countries such as Greece, the Middle East and other European countries.
It is added that the examinees were ophthalmology residents from the UK but also from countries such as Greece, the Middle East and other European countries.
It is reported that Dr Potamitis participated for the first time in the exam which was held in Oxford, UK on 14-18 November and will be repeated two to three times a year.
It is noted that the residency examinations, which are organised by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, are the examinations that ophthalmology residents must take in order to obtain a specialist qualification in ophthalmology.
It is mentioned that the UK exams are considered one of the most difficult exams in the world and examiners are selected according to their qualifications and knowledge and it is quite rare to invite doctors from abroad, therefore the selection of a Cypriot examiner is an important distinction for the Pantheon Eye Centre and the Cypriot medical community in general.
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