NSW Trainees Dinner | ASO x Cutcher & Neale
NSW Ophthalmology Trainees Dinner
Dear Registrars,
I am delighted to invite you to our Australian Society of Ophthalmologists (ASO) Trainees Dinner on Tuesday 15th September at QT Hotel, Market Street, Sydney.
The evening is an opportunity to bring together Registrars like yourself and introduce you to the ASO Team along with ASO alliance partner Cutcher & Neale Financial Services who are generously hosting the evening and will be on hand to offer a few handy finance tips around starting out in practice. It might not seem important to you now, but it will be as soon as you become a New Fellow and need to navigate the world of private practice.
Joining us will be A/Prof Mitchell Lawlor, NSW education chair for RANZCO, Prof Colin Chan, ASO Board Director NSW, and Stuart Chan, Partner Cutcher & Neale, Sydney.
The evening will allow a safe and comfortable environment for you to ask questions.
Please RSVP to me by return email( sandra@asoeye.org) or SMS ( 0439693556) before and advise if you have any dietary requirements by the 24th of August 2026.
We look forward to meeting you!
Warm regards,
Sandra
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