Optometric Residencies for CCO

Enrich and boost your career with an optometric residency.

The Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE) — the accrediting body for the schools and colleges of optometry and for their residencies — defines an optometric residency program as a planned program of post-OD clinical education that is designed to advance significantly the optometric graduate’s preparation as a provider of patient care services beyond entry level practice.

Completing a residency in optometry is a unique and invaluable experience. The rich rewards gained from the additional year of training serve to enhance career opportunities and add to the level of confidence the resident has when beginning his/her post-residency career. The most successful graduates of these programs are individuals who recognize early that what one gets out of the program is determined by what one puts into the program. Dedication, discipline, commitment and enthusiasm are expected of the resident throughout the year of training.

Residency Opportunity

Graduates Pursuing Residency Post Graduation

Chicago College of Optometry Graduates Pursuing Residency Post Graduation
 
Graduating ClassNumber of Graduates Matched to 
Postdoctoral Residency Programs
(approximate class size is 60 students)
Class of 20258
Class of 202415
Class of 202312
Class of 20229
Class of 20217

Residency Information

The mission of the Ocular Disease Residency Program at Price Vision Group is to provide optometry residents with advanced training and experience in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of anterior segment ocular disease and refractive surgical care. The program aims to foster the development of critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and collaborative skills, preparing residents to provide high-quality care, pursue research opportunities, and lead in the field of optometry.

Price Vision Group is a tertiary OMD/OD referral center that provides strong exposure to anterior segment ocular disease, various types of surgical pre/post-ops, refractive procedures, and posterior segment disease. This residency is currently seeking accreditation (first-year program). One position is available. The residency stipend is $50,000, which is not contingent upon productivity. Additional benefits such as health coverage and paid time off are provided.

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