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Ophthalmologists in the Pittsburgh area. 





Thank you to the following for support of the meeting:

Amgen | Apellis Pharmaceuticals | Regeneron

Registration is now open for the October 15 meeting.

The Deadline to register is October 9, 2026.


Parking Alert and Street Closures

Please be advised that the “Light the Night” walk will take place on Thursday, October 15, 2026 from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm. Street Parking will not be an option.

As of now all of Art Rooney Avenue and General Robinson Street will be closing starting at 5:30am on Wednesday, October 14th through 9:30 pm on October 15th. These closures will limit access to parking and may affect arrival and departure routes to and from the PNC Champions Club. 

Two parking garages will not be affected by the road closures and are below.

  • Red Lot 5, This lot is a 9 minute walk to the PNC Champions Club 



Planning is underway for the 62nd Annual Meeting of the Pittsburgh Ophthalmology Society, taking place Friday, March 19, 2027, at the Omni William Penn Hotel.

We are pleased to welcome Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD, as the 46th Annual Harvey E. Thorpe Lecturer, along with an outstanding lineup of distinguished guest faculty, including Amni Fawzi, MD; Michael Kazim, MD; and Douglas Rhee, MD. Representing expertise across multiple ophthalmic subspecialties, this exceptional faculty will contribute to a dynamic day of education, clinical insights, and discussion. Watch for additional program details and registration information in the coming months.



Keeping POSted - Fall 2026  


In this Edition:

  • POS Appointments and Board Highlights
  • 2026-2027 Monthly Meeting Series and Annual Meeting 
  • Welcome 2026-2027 Residents and Fellows
  • 61st Annual Meeting and Banquet Highlights
  • 46th Ophthalmic Personnel Meeting Recap
Read the Newsletter

Society Mission

To act as the voice of ophthalmologic medicine in the Pittsburgh area, to serve as patient advocate in promoting preventive eye care, quality medical and surgical care and rehabilitative services for individuals with ophthalmologic diseases and to advance the knowledge, science and practice of ophthalmology, to assist in the improvement of the quality of ophthalmologic medicine and training therein, and to promote integrity in the practice of ophthalmic medicine.





Pittsburgh Ophthalmology Society | 850 Ridge Ave | Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Phone 412-321-5030  | Fax 412-321-5323

Administrator: Nadine Popovich | npopovich@acms.org 

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