Dr.
Philip Rosenfeld, New President of the Miami Ophthalmological
Society
Philip
J. Rosenfeld, MD, PhD
MOS
Executive Directors
Dr. Henry Trattler and Dr. Harry W. Flynn Jr.
have been named Executive Directors for the Miami Ophthalmological
Society.
We
welcome suggestions for future meeting lectures. Should you
have any question or concerns, please email us at esalazar@med.miami.edu.
If
you would like to post any news, honor or awards, please contact
Eti Salazar at 305-326-6000 Ext. 4775 or send it by email
at esalazar@med.miami.edu
Dr.
Mark Werner and Dr. Alana Grajewski 
Dr.
Alana Grajewski is relocating to the University of Minnesota
in September 2007. She will be Chairman of the Division of
Glaucoma & Director of the Pediatric Glaucoma Center for
the Midwest. Dr. Grajewski will continue to be Co-Director
of the Pediatric Glaucoma Center at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
Dr.
Mark Werner will be assuming the care of all of Dr. Grajewski’s
patients. He is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist and Glaucoma
Specialist. Dr. Werner completed his Glaucoma training at
the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. Dr. Werner will see patients
at the same offices and on the same days Dr. Grajewski did.
We
wish them both well in their new careers!
Letter
from Dr. Alana Grajewski, MOS Executive Director
Bascom
Palmer #1 AGAIN! for the fourth year in a row!
Bascom
Palmer Eye Institute has been ranked the No. 1 hospital in
the country for ophthalmology in the 18th annual survey of
America’s Best Hospitals to be published in the July
23 issue of U.S.News & World Report. Three other specialties
at the UM/Jackson Memorial Medical Center were also ranked
among the nation’s best.
“This honor is testimony to the highest quality of care
we provide every day to our patients, our outstanding national
medical education programs, and the research advances continually
made in our clinics and laboratories,”
The
three other UM/Jackson Memorial Medical Center programs that
joined Bascom Palmer in the rankings are ear, nose, and throat,
which climbed to No. 17 this year from No. 22 last year; digestive
disorders, ranked No. 32; and kidney disease, ranked No. 32.
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