EYE TRAUMA 2026: ASOT ANNUAL MEETING & SKILLS TRANSFER LAB

April 24-26, 2026 | Houston Methodist Institute for Technology, Innovation and Education (MITIE) | Houston, TX

2026 Eye Trauma

EYE TRAUMA 2026 is the only US meeting focused solely on improving outcomes for the injured eye!

Annual Meeting Offerings

Join us April 24–26, 2026, at the Houston Methodist Institute for Technology, Innovation and Education for the ASOT Annual Meeting & Skills Transfer Lab—the premier U.S. conference dedicated to improving outcomes for injured eyes.
This expert-led program brings together ophthalmologists from all specialties, researchers, and industry leaders for three days of cutting-edge education, hands-on surgical training, and global collaboration. Discover the latest in diagnosis, treatment, and technology while networking with an international panel of experts from top institutions, private practice, and the military. Don’t miss your chance to advance your skills and shape the future of ophthalmic trauma care!

 

ASOT Annual Meeting Registration (April 25-26) – Required

Includes two days of learning and collaboration with top ocular traumatologist worldwide!

ASOT Skills Transfer Lab Registration (April 24) – Optional

Includes a full day of individualized surgical training and a hands-on technology showcase! There are 3 separate courses geared to learners’ experience:

  • Damage Control Surgery
  • Early Career Intensive Skill Course
  • Reconstructive Surgery: Advanced Elective

(Note: You must register for the conference to be eligible for the lab.)


 Rates

Annual Meeting Damage Control Skills Lab Early Career Trauma Skills Lab Advanced Skills Lab

 Practicing Ophthalmologist

$300 $400 $400

Active/Retired Military

$175 $200 $200

 Retired Ophthalmologist

$125

Resident/Fellow

$125 $225 $150 $225

Medical Student  

$75 $50

Adjunct Member

$300

Non-Member

$600

LAB DAY FACULTY: If you are teaching as a laboratory faculty member , please contact info@theasot.com to receive your Faculty Pass for free APRIL 24 lab day registration.

Please note that all faculty are required to register for the Annual Meeting, taking place April 25–26 (Saturday–Sunday), at full registration price

Registration

1) Members: Click Here (Login required)

2) Non-Members: Click Here to make an account to register or Become a member.

3) Fill out the registration form and select your tickets. (Ticket Prices and lab day options are member type specific)

4) Finish registration with payment or register another attendee. (Additional attendees will need to have a member profile in the system)

Contact info@theasot.com for any registration or membership questions.

Thank you Eye Trauma Sponsors. Your generous support makes this event possible.

Why Attend?

Expert-Led Sessions

Learn from leading experts in ophthalmic trauma through engaging and informative sessions.

Networking Opportunities

Connect with professionals and peers to expand your network and share knowledge.

One-on-One Teaching & Training

Stay updated with the latest advancements and research in the field of ophthalmic trauma.

Truly one of a kind. I don’t think there is a conference comparable in terms of lab experience and speakers. Having some of the best ophthalmologists speak so passionately about their work is truly inspiring and motivating.

As a medical student, I found my experience with the wet lab incredibly beneficial and informative for my future career aspirations. I was fortunate to engage with leaders in the field of ophthalmic trauma, and I’m confident that the conversations I had will serve as a launching pad for meaningful mentorship and exciting career opportunities.

The depth of content and talent you [packed] into a single day was frankly astounding; a true “who’s who” of eye trauma luminaries all in one place!

All of the sessions were engaging and informative. Every speaker and lab mentor is a superstar and world expert in their field.

Every session and speaker was truly incredibly engaging and informative. The most touching was the medical missions, regarding real world trauma care challenges in austere, conflict, and disaster scenarios.

The size of the conference was appropriate for meaningful connections and attendings felt more approachable as a medical student.

Warm hospitality and incredible organization at the ASOT meeting. We had a wonderful time, a wonderful meeting and a chance to meet wonderful people.