Financial Return on Investment of Fellowship Training in Ophthalmology

Daniel Azzam; Abdullah W. Mamdani; Leo Meller; Jenny Torres; Jeremiah Tao; Amar Joshi

doi:10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2026.0901

April 23, 2026JAMA Ophthalmology

Financial Return on Investment of Fellowship Training in Ophthalmology

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This study aims to assess the financial return on investment from ophthalmology fellowships, focusing on differences by subspecialty and gender.
Cross-sectional analysis of fellowship training programs
Evaluation of financial outcomes across different subspecialties
Comparison of financial returns stratified by gender
Identified variances in financial return by ophthalmology subspecialty
Found significant differences in financial returns based on gender
Highlighted the overall investment benefits of fellowship training in the field

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Cross-sectional study evaluates financial return on investment of ophthalmology fellowships by subspecialty and gender, indicating potential disparities.

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This cross-sectional study evaluates the financial return on investment of ophthalmology fellowships by subspecialty and gender.

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