Editing Ophthalmology (section)

===Canada===
In [[Canada]], after medical school an ophthalmology residency is undertaken. The residency typically lasts five years, which culminates in fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada (FRCSC). Subspecialty training is undertaken by approximately 30% of fellows (FRCSC) in a variety of fields from [[anterior segment]], [[cornea]], [[glaucoma]], [[vision rehabilitation]], [[uveitis]], [[oculoplastics]], medical and surgical retina, [[ocular oncology]], [[Pathology|Ocular pathology]], or [[neuro-ophthalmology]]. Approximately 35 vacancies open per year for ophthalmology residency training in all of Canada. These numbers fluctuate per year, ranging from 30 to 37 spots. Of these, up to ten spots are at French-speaking universities in Quebec. At the end of the five years, the graduating ophthalmologist must pass the oral and written portions of the [[Medical royal college|Royal College]] exam in either English or French.