Tim Carey, MD

Born in Seattle ,Tim attended Roosevelt High School where he received the 101 Club Scholar Athlete award his senior year. He graduated from the University of Washington studying Zoology and Medicine.His Residency training was at the Greater Baltimore and Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Ophthalmology.He did fellowships in Ophthalmic Pathology and Oculoplastic Surgery at Johns Hopkins and the University of Texas.He was Director of Oculoplastic Surgery and Ophthalmic Pathology at the University before returning to Seattle.He is the team ophthalmologist for the Seattle Seahawks and the University of Washington Athletic Department.At the University he is recognized also for his contributions as a member of the President's Club and the Founder's Club in his support for the Campaign for the Student Athlete. Tim furthers his support for the amateur athletes in the area with his involvement in the 101 Club.Tim bikes, skis,golfs and kayaks year round in the Pacific Northwest but his main passion besides his work and family is his love for the Huskies.

Curriculum Vitae

Place Of Birth
Seattle

Work Address
Eye Clinic of University Village
5116 25th Avenue NE
Seattle, Washington 98105

Education

University of Washington , St. Louis University

Post Doctoral Training

Greater Baltimore and Johns Hopkins Hospital residency in Ophthalmology

Research Fellowships

Johns Hopkins Hospital(Eye Pathology), University of Texas(Eye Plastic Surgery)

Licensure and Board Certification

American Board of Ophthalmolgy(ABO), American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery(ASOPRS)

Academic & Administrative Appointments

University of Texas Clinical Associate Professor, University of Washington,team eye doctor in sports medicine

Hospital Appointments

Swedish Hospital and Providence Hospital in Seattle

Memberships, Offices and Committee Appointments

American Academy of Ophthalmology,Wash. St. Medical Assoc.,Washington Association of Eye Physicians and Surgeons

Bibliography

A Seattle native Tim attended Roosevelt High School where he was a quarterback on the Championship Team.Although recruited to play college football,Tim focused on Medicine at the University of Washington. He did his residency training at the Greater Baltimore and Johns Hopkins Medical Centers where he served as Chief Resident.He did fellowships at Johns Hopkins and the University of Texas. He was Chief of Oculoplastic Surgery and Eye Pathology at the University of Texas before returning to Seattle. He has been the Team Ophthalmologist for the Seattle Seahawks and the University of Washington for the last 10 years.