Hi everyone, I recently secured an interview for a Medical Retina fellowship at a Canadian program. As an (IMG) without prior experience in the Canadian/American interview process, I would love some insight into what to expect.

​Will the interview focus heavily on clinical/case-based questions, or is it primarily behavioral and fit-focused? Any advice on how best to prepare would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Hi everyone! I’m an ophthalmology resident in Spain, and I’ve developed a cataract surgery training simulator called CataTrain!
A while ago, I shared a video of one of my first cataract surgeries here. Since then, I’ve performed over 200 in a year! Alongside supervised surgical experience, practising with this device at home and in the operating room has helped me improve much faster.
I built it because I wanted a simple, affordable way to practise more often. Other simulators are waaay to expensive and only incluye a few capsulorrhexis and exercices. In this model I include 100+ capsulorrhexis and multiple free exercises that have helped me develop my surgical skills. Now I’m making it available to other residents around the world who might find it useful too for an afordable 59.90€ price.
I’m sharing a video showing the exercises you can do with it. Happy to answer questions or hear your feedback here, by email at hello@catatrain.com, or on Instagram @cata.train!
http://www.catatrain.com
Instagram Cata.train

I saved this Ocular 90D lens from being thrown away by our clinic the other day. In its present state it's quite unusable due to the deep scratches on the user side. Do you guys know if there is a way to somehow polish it and bring it back into work? I'm a resident.