Given the opportunity to step back in time, what advice would our most experienced members hand down to their student selves? Paul Riordan-Eva, ophthalmologist and the MDU's Vice Chairman and Vice President of Council, offers some nuggets of wisdom
After training at Cambridge and St Thomas's Hospital, London, Paul specialised in ophthalmology including a year in San Francisco on a Harkness Fellowship. He then trained in neuro-ophthalmology leading to an initial Consultant post between The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Moorfields Eye Hospital as well as MRC Consultant Clinical Scientist and a move to King's College Hospital in 1999. He has been a member of the MDU since qualifying in 1982.
