Constitution

Constitution of the Ocular Trauma Society of India

1. Name and Objectives

The society is known as the Ocular Trauma Society of India (OTSI) and is established to:

1. Promote advancement and dissemination of knowledge in the field of ocular trauma
2. Encourage research in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of ocular injuries
3. Establish professional standards and guidelines for ocular trauma management
4. Provide educational programs and training for ophthalmologists and healthcare professionals
5. Create a network of professionals dedicated to ocular trauma care
6. Maintain a comprehensive registry of ocular injuries (IREI) for epidemiological studies

2. Membership

The society comprises ophthalmologists, eye care professionals, and institutions dedicated to advancing ocular trauma care. Membership is open to qualified professionals meeting the criteria set by the executive council.

3. Governance

The OTSI is governed by an executive council consisting of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and members representing different regions of India. Elections are held annually to ensure democratic governance.

4. Rights and Responsibilities

All members have the right to participate in OTSI activities, access publications, and attend conferences. Members are expected to uphold the values of the society and contribute to its mission of advancing ocular trauma care.

5. Meetings and Conferences

The society organizes annual conferences, webinars, and workshops to facilitate knowledge exchange among members and professionals in the field.

6. Amendments

Amendments to this constitution may be made with the approval of the executive council and a majority of the general membership.