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What is Manual Small-Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS)?

MSICS is a cataract removal technique that is cost-effective and particularly useful in low-resource settings. It provides excellent visual outcomes with minimal reliance on advanced technology, making it a preferred method for humanitarian and global ophthalmology initiatives.

Who is this training program for?

This program is designed for ophthalmologists, residents, and medical professionals interested in learning MSICS, particularly those seeking to serve in underserved or resource-limited areas.

How is the training delivered?

The training consists of structured online modules with high-quality surgical videos, interactive assessments, and expert-led instruction. There are also opportunities for hands-on workshops and supervised live surgeries for eligible participants.

How do I enroll in the MSICS training program?

You can enroll through our official website by completing the registration form and selecting your preferred learning track. Details about program access and any prerequisites will be provided upon registration.

Is there a certification upon completion?

Yes, participants who successfully complete all required modules and pass the final assessment will receive a Certificate of Completion. For licensed medical professionals, Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are available.

Do I need prior surgical experience to enroll?

While prior ophthalmic surgical experience is beneficial, this program is designed to accommodate learners with varying levels of experience. Some modules will include foundational knowledge, while others focus on advanced techniques for experienced surgeons.

How long does it take to complete the course?

The self-paced online modules can typically be completed within 4-6 weeks, depending on the learner’s schedule. Hands-on training and certification workshops may require additional time.

Are there any required materials or textbooks?

All essential learning materials, including instructional videos and downloadable resources, are provided within the course. A list of recommended readings and additional surgical references is also available.

Is there an assessment or exam?

Yes, each module includes quizzes to reinforce learning. A final knowledge assessment must be passed to earn certification.

Are there in-person training opportunities?

Yes, we offer hands-on workshops and supervised surgical training in select locations. These opportunities are available on a first-come, first-served basis and require prior completion of online modules.

Can I use these skills in a humanitarian setting?

Absolutely. This program is designed to equip participants with practical MSICS skills that can be directly applied in humanitarian eye care initiatives worldwide.

Who do I contact for technical support or additional questions?

For technical assistance or further inquiries, please contact our support team using the form below. We are here to assist you throughout your training journey.

Where can I learn more about upcoming workshops and events?

Visit our website and subscribe to our mailing list to stay updated on upcoming training sessions, workshops, and humanitarian mission opportunities.