REGISTATION WILL OPEN SOON FOR SPRING MEETINGS
LIVE, INTERACTIVE WEBINARS
FEBRUARY WEBINAR
FEBRUARY WEBINAR
FEBRUARY WEBINAR
TBD
A Guide to Prescribing Opioids
WEEKEND WEBINAR
FEBRUARY WEBINAR
FEBRUARY WEBINAR
Coming in Spring of 2024
This webinar will be held during the weekend in March and will feature various speakers on topics pertinent to primary care optometrists.
We will open registration once we have confirmed speakers and topics.
2023 courses
A Guide to Dry Eyes
This course will provide the optometrist with a comprehensive update on diagnosing and managing the patient with dry eye disease
Contact Lens Update
This course will provide a comprehensive update on what's new in contact lenses in 2021
Glaucoma: What to do after the 1st drop
This course will discuss managing patients with glaucoma after the initial therapy with an emphasis on SLT
An Optometrist's Guide to Cataract Surgery
This course will discuss the essentials of cataract surgery for today's optometrist including a discussion on the pre-operative and post-operative care
A Guide to Ocular Allergies
This course will discuss the pathology of ocular allergies and management strategies..
additional courses (2.0 cope hours each)
Diagnosis and Management of Keratoconus
This course will provide a comprehensive review and update on keratoconus including a discussion of corneal cross linking.
Contact Lens Options for the Presbyopic Astigmatic Patient
Presbyopia is one of the most common refractive errors optometrists see. This course will discuss CL options for astigmatic presbyopic patients.
Examination of the Pediatric Patient
This course will provide clinical pearls for examining the young patient
Abducens Nerve Palsy
This course will discuss the pathology, diagnosis, and management of 6th Nerve Palsies
Soft Toric Contact Lens Update
A comprehensive review and update on soft contact lens options for astigmatic patients
Dealing With Inflammation in Anterior Segment Disease
This course will provide a review and update on ocular allergies, dry eyes, bacterial conjunctivitis and the management of inflammation in these conditions
ON-line CE courses for Optometrists
How it Works
Each course is 2.0 COPE hours. These hours count as distance learning (not live).
Each features an update on the topic followed by 20 multiple choice questions which must be answered
Once you pass the test with 70% or greater, a CE certificate will be mailed to you by Univ Alabama-Birmingham optometry school
The Fees
You have 4 options on how to take these courses
1. One course at a time (2hrs each). The cost to do this is $50
2. Four 2hr courses (Total of 8 CE hours). This costs $99
3. Eight 2hr courses (Total of 16 CE hours). This costs $160
4. Twelve 2hr courses (Total of 24 CE hours). This costs $220
To take a course, please download the registration form below
The Fine Print
Many states have changed their CE requirements to allow for distance based learning in light of the Coronavirus pandemic. All courses are COPE approved but it is ultimately your responsibility to check with your state board as to the amount of allowable hours and acceptable categories in your particular state.