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My name is Suruchi Bhui.

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I am a vitreoretinal
surgery fellow
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in the Department
of Ophthalmology.
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I see patients primarily
with eye diseases
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that pertain to
the retina, which
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is sort of the inner
wallpaper of the eyeball.
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I decided I was going to
be a physician at age six.
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I just always liked science.

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And in medical school
is when I definitively
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decided on ophthalmology because
of the surgical technicality
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and the patients.

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If you're a new patient at
the University of Virginia
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in the Department
of Ophthalmology,
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you can expect to be dilated
for a complete fundus exam;
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you can expect some
photos to be taken,
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and a very big
team of clinicians
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helping to take care of you.

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I am passionate about surgery;
I am passionate about research,
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helping drive my field forward.

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One of the most rewarding
parts of being a physician
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is being able to
help someone on one
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of their very stressful
days and recognizing
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that they are placing
a lot of trust in you
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and being able to carry them
and help them through that.
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