Ontario
Toronto GTA
Oshawa
Ophthalmology
active
58464
male
23
Fluent in English, Korean
Hospital privileges:
Lakeridge Health,Clarington Site (Bowmanville)
Lakeridge Health,Oshawa General Site (Oshawa)
Lakeridge Health,Whitby Site (Whitby)
Registered as Independent Practice (from 19 Aug 1988)
Specialty Ophthalmology (11 Nov 1993)
Independent Practice (from 19 Aug 1988)
Registered on 15 Jun 1987
Graduated at Queen's University in 1987
Specialty Ophthalmology (11 Nov 1993)
Hospital privileges:
Lakeridge Health,Clarington Site (Bowmanville)
Lakeridge Health,Oshawa General Site (Oshawa)
Lakeridge Health,Whitby Site (Whitby)
Postgraduate Training:
Other at The University of Western Ontario - Comprehensive Internship (15 Jun 1987-14 Jun 1988)
Resident 1 at The University of Western Ontario - Ophthalmology (01 Jul 1988-30 Jun 1989)
Resident 2 at Queen's University - Ophthalmology (01 Jul 1989-30 Jun 1990)
Resident 3 at Queen's University - Ophthalmology (01 Jul 1990-30 Jun 1991)
Resident 4 at Queen's University - Ophthalmology (01 Jul 1991-30 Jun 1992)
Athanasius Sang-Ki Ro
Ro Medicine Professional Corporation
No associations
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Athanasius Sang-Ki Ro has received 2 rating(s) and 2 review(s), resulting in an average rating of 1.12 on a scale from 1 to 5. The overall rating for this medical doctor is extremely bad.
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Anonymous
Cannot believe that a doctor like this a able to practice. He has zero bed side manner. You would think that a doctor who happens to be a fill-in could show some compassion and be a little more encouraging. How could he be so cold and say that there is no hope that you have to live with the hand you have been dealt.
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Saqib Khurshid
Never showed up to an ER consult for my father! floaters accompanied by flashing lights post catarct surgery 'could wait' till monday according to him. Without being present there I am surprised how this genius doctor knew that there couldn't be a possible retinal detachment. Maybe the ER physicians ophtalmoscopy was good enough for him, and mind you I am a physician in the US, all you can see on an opthalmoscope is a small view of the fundus of the eyeball never minor tears. Highly unprofessional & supreme lack of professional courtesy. He probably was having a great saturday afternoon/evening.
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