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World College of Refractive Surgery & Visual Sciences Inducts Dr. Aaron Waite as Fellow

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In an event marking a significant milestone for the field of refractive surgery, the World College of Refractive Surgery & Visual Sciences (WCRS) announces the appointment of esteemed ophthalmologist Aaron Waite, MD, founder of Waite Vision, as a Fellow. WCRS is a groundbreaking organization, serving as the first global entity offering certification and accreditation for refractive surgeons, and establishing an internationally accepted standard of quality and care.

Dr. Aaron Waite, a passionate advocate for the advancement of refractive surgery, plays an instrumental role in the formation of this pioneering institution. "The establishment of WCRS signifies an essential shift in refractive surgery," says Dr. Waite. "This global standard of care fosters increased patient trust and respect within the broader medical community. I am deeply honored to have been chosen as a fellow, and I eagerly look forward to setting new global standards in our profession."

The Trustees and Directors of the WCRS, including Dr. Aaron Waite, in Ireland in June 2023.

In his capacity as Fellow, Dr. Waite is tasked with defining best practices for LASIK and refractive surgeries and establishing the standards for refractive surgery worldwide. He will also contribute to setting the bar for qualifications required for refractive surgeons, prompting a considerable transformation in the perception and practice of refractive surgery.

The genesis of WCRS is a historic occurrence that brought together leading refractive surgeons from nearly 17 countries. Their shared mission is to elevate the field of refractive surgery across four key dimensions—educationally, scientifically, economically, and socially—on a global scale. The organization is also focused on boosting the number of refractive surgeons worldwide, combating preventable blindness, and making a significant social impact.

Reflecting on his appointment as a WCRS Fellow, Dr. Waite underscores the gravity of the responsibility that comes with the title. "Being a WCRS Fellow is more than an honor—it's a commitment," he stated. "It's a commitment to our patients and the global community to provide the best care possible, underpinned by rigorous educational and training standards."

WCRS is committed to working collaboratively with existing organizations, incorporating their coursework as part of the fellowship certification pathway. This inclusive approach will help ensure the holistic growth of refractive surgery education, contributing to the elevation of patient care standards.

"Being on the front lines of this global effort to enhance and standardize the field of refractive surgery is a privilege," Dr. Waite said. "As a Fellow, I'm part of a team that is setting the course for the future of refractive surgery, both domestically and internationally."

Dr. Waite, founder of Waite Vision, has dedicated his career to transforming lives through vision correction. As part of his role in WCRS, he aims to bolster the refractive surgery field, ensuring that patient care and outcomes remain at the forefront.

Dr. Waite explains, “Refractive surgery is a precision science that requires rigorous training and expertise. At its heart, our mission as refractive surgeons is to improve our patients' lives through better vision. This is the ethos that WCRS promotes, and as a Fellow, it is my honor to embody it."

As a part of this transformational movement, Dr. Waite's contributions to the formation and direction of WCRS will help shape the future of refractive surgery. "Being selected to be at the forefront of developing WCRS is one of the most significant milestones in my career," he stated. "It represents the dawn of a new era in refractive surgery, marked by international collaboration, stringent training, and high standards of practice."

Looking forward, Dr. Waite is eager about the future of refractive surgery and the role of WCRS as a leading institution. "Through our collective efforts at WCRS, we can continue to advance refractive surgery, improve global access to quality vision care, and transform lives—one patient at a time."

About Waite Vision

Waite Vision is superior vision correction center built around their patients. They have options, including LASIK, SMILE, PRK, ICLs, Refractive Lens Exchange and Corneal Cross-Linking. Let’s make blurry vision a thing of the past, so people can live life in focus.

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About Waite Vision :

Waite Vision is superior vision correction center built around you. You have options, including LASIK, SMILE, PRK, ICLs, Refractive Lens Exchange and Corneal Cross-Linking. Let’s make blurry vision a thing of the past, so you can live life in focus.

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3333 Digital Dr #300
Lehi, UT 84043

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