Duke Eye Center was proud to participate in the North Carolina Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons (NCSEPS) Annual Meeting, held September 12–14 in Myrtle Beach, SC. NCSEPS is dedicated to representing the best interests of ophthalmologists and their patients through advocacy and education.
This year’s meeting highlighted Duke’s strong presence and leadership across the state. Duke representatives delivered 16 presentations across clinical and educational sessions, showcasing the depth and breadth of expertise within our faculty.
Adam Moses, COMT, Director of the OpTech Program, and Ashley Grant, COT, Clinic Manager, were featured speakers during the EYEXchange Carolinas technician program, sharing valuable insights with allied health professionals.
Duke faculty presenters included Michelle Go, MD, Divakar Gupta, MD, Ramiro Maldonado, MD, and C. Ellis Wisley, MD, MBA.
Several Duke Eye Center faculty members held leadership roles with NCSEPS:
- Lloyd Williams, MD, PhD – President-Elect
- Sharon Fekrat, MD, FACS, FASRS – North Carolina Representative, American College of Surgeons
- Divakar Gupta, MD – Member-at-Large
We’re proud of our team’s commitment to advancing ophthalmic care through leadership, education, and collaboration across North Carolina.
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Elyse Corpuz with her poster, "Macular Dysfunction Following Inadvertent 577nm Laser Backscatter Exposure During Panretinal Laser Photocoagulation." She was mentored by Sharon Fekrat, MD, FARS, FASRS. -
Adam Moses, COMT presenting on "The Anatomy of Prescription Glasses." -
Ashley Grant, COT presenting "Pivot! A Technician’s Guide to Battling Bottlenecks."