Education Courses at Optometry's Meeting
Optometry's Meeting offers an industry-renowned, comprehensive selection of optometric continuing education (CE) and professional development courses, designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of optometrists, paraoptometrics and practice staff, as well as optometry students. Whether you're looking to fulfill optometry board or paraoptometric certification CE requirements, or simply looking to advance your optometric knowledge, business acumen and clinical prowess, Optometry's Meeting offers learning opportunities suitable for every member of your care team.
Elevate Your Learning Experience & Expertise With Industry-Renowned Continuing Education
Discover why Optometry's Meeting is recognized as an industry leader in optometric continuing education and professional development with a wealth of progressive, innovative educational opportunities. Our carefully curated educational program is designed to empower optometrists, paraoptometric staff and optometry students with contemporary topics, recognizable speakers and all-new courses you won't find anywhere else.
Why choose Optometry's Meeting for your professional education?
Diverse Course Offerings
Explore a comprehensive range of CE courses covering the latest in clinical, technological and scope advancements, best practices and specialized practice topics in optometry. From lectures to hands-on workshops and demonstrations, Optometry’s Meeting education offers something for everyone.
Premier, Renowned Lecturers
Learn from renowned optometric lecturers, industry experts and thought leaders who bring their insights, experience, research and knowledge to the forefront as Optometry’s Meeting helps enhance your clinical and practice management skills and knowledge base.
CE Credits, Credentials
Continuing education isn't only about earning CE credits, but it's still important. Enjoy innovative, engaging CE and professional development content that elevates your knowledge and skillset while also earning the AOA CE Hours, CPC and COPE credit you need.
Optometry's Meeting Course Highlights
- Anterior Segment
- Contact Lenses
- Functional Vision
- Glaucoma
- General Optometry Skills
- Injection Skills Training
- Low Vision/Vision Impairment
- Neuro-Optometry
- Optometric Surgical Procedures
- Public Health
- Pharmacology
- Practice Management
- Peri-Operative Mangement of Ophthalmic Surgery
- Systemic Disease
- Treatment & Management of Ocular Disease
In addition to these individual CE topics, Optometry's Meeting offers a number of courses in a combined, doctor-paraoptometric setting intended for care teams to learn together and a number of hands-on workshops, ranging from pratical, office-based procedures to paraoptometric skill-building.
Please note: Attendees will not need to register for individual CE courses during the registration process, excepting workshop courses or where otherwise noted during registration. Individual CE courses have seating available on a first-come-first-served basis and it’s recommended that attendees queue outside the course room 10 minutes in advance where possible.
AOA Paraoptometric Micro-Credential: Optometric Surgical Assisting
Have paraoptometric staff seeking to complete their Optometric Surgical Assisting Microcredential? Don't forget to complete the required workshop portion of this microcredential (the lecture component is available within the AOA EyeLearn Professional Development Hub) available during Optometry's Meeting.
Doctor of optometry courses will be COPE or AOA CE Hours* approved unless otherwise noted in the CE schedule. The AOA will offer Continuing Education Examination/Transcript Quality (CEE/TQ) credit at this year's Optometry's Meeting (if applicable, scan the QR code at the end of your CEE/TQ course to register for the examination component; attendees must request the course examination through the QR code process and the exam must be completed within the testing window in order to be claimed). All optometric staff courses will be approved by the Commission on Paraoptometric Certification (CPC) for the CE credit and are acceptable for certification renewal requirements. *AOA CE Hours satisfy most state boards’ CE requirements and are respected by many organizations within the practice of optometry; however, it is advised that attendees verify their state board requirements prior to selecting courses to attend.*About CE Credits
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