Fall Series Full
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Wednesday Series Only
Sunday Sept 14th
Wed Sept 17th
EYE-SIGHT 20/20 PRESENTS
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 ,2025
2hrs. of COPE ACCREDITED CE EVENT # SYNCHRONOUS VIRTUAL
8:00pm-10:00pm eastern time
LEO SEMES, OD
“Angry eyes. When the retina revolts” COPE # re-credentialling in process 2 hrs.
In this course, the attendee will be presented with a series of cases where the eye(s) became perturbed. A discussion of managing acute potentially inflammatory presentations of macular neovascularization type III, an unusual presentation of familial dominant drusen, central serous chorioretinopathy, choroidal rupture, lingering ocular toxoplasmosis, no-so-accidental laser exposure, and a few that are related to systemic conditions. These include neuroretinitis, angioid streaks and Purtscher retinopathy not related to physical trauma.
Wed Oct 15th
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,2025
2HRS OF COPE ACCREDITED CE EVENT # VIRTUAL
8:00pm-10:00pm eastern time
8:00pm -10:00pm
PINAKIN DAVEY, OD
“Nutrition for the Eyes, Body and the Brain: Its importance Pre-Birth to the Golden Years” COPE # 95096-PH 1hr.
This lecture will discuss the current evidence of the role of maternal nutrition, particularly the importance of carotenoids in visual and academic performance and behavior during the developmental years. It will also discuss nutritional needs in the aging population and their role in preventing and managing ocular diseases.
“Glaucoma Protocols: Diagnosis, Treatment and Management Strategies” COPE # 95094-GL 1 hr.
This lecture will discuss evidence-based protocols in diagnosing, treating, and managing glaucoma. The lecture will discuss open-angle glaucoma, common secondary glaucoma, and the rare but important acute angle closure. These protocols are based in evidence-based and will be directly applicable to clinical situations.
10:00 PM : ADJOURNMENT
Sunday Oct 19th
Sunday Nov 16th
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 ,2025
6HRS OF COPE ACCREDITED CE EVENT # SYNCHRONOUS VIRTUAL
10:00am-4:00pm eastern time
10:00am- 1:00pm : CHRIS BORGMAN, OD
“Optic Nerve Anomalies”: COPE # 96363-NO 1hr.
Optometrists encounter many different presentations of optic nerve head anomalies. Given that optic nerves present on a spectrum of variations, it can be difficult to determine true pathologic versus physiologic optic nerve appearances. This course will highlight key clinical findings of 5 different optic nerve disorders practitioners may encounter in their daily practices in hopes of making more confident clinical decisions when encountering odd optic nerve presentations.
“NEURO-EYE GRAND ROUNDS”: COPE # 97743-NO 2 hrs.
This grand-rounds style continuing education course will highlight approximately 9 unique neuro-optometry cases that the author has managed and used to increase his knowledge in the neuro- optometry realm of eye care. This course will review and discuss the pathology behind specifically chosen real neuro-optometry and orbital pathology cases that are not seen every day in optometry. An approach to review and use our vast knowledge of ocular anatomy, physiology, and pathology will be reviewed to best manage patients that may not present every day. New thoughts in the management and treatment of neuro-optometry and orbital pathology cases will be reviewed.
1pm-4pm : TAMARA PETROSYAN , OD
“Seeing Through the Pain: Navigating Narcotic Use in Optometry” COPE # 95108-PH 1hr.
This lecture will delve into effective pain management techniques for the primary care optometrist. We will discuss practical approaches to alleviate pain – balancing OTC, non-narcotic, and narcotic use. This lecture covers opioid use and abuse and its recognition.
“When Topicals Just Don’t Cut It: Oral Antibiotics in Eyecare” COPE# 97999-PH 2hrs.
This lecture aims to deepen eyecare professionals’ understanding of the oral antibiotics frequently used in eyecare. The course will demystify the five main classes of oral antibiotics—beta-lactams, sulfonamides, macrolide, tetracyclines, and fluoroquinolones—highlighting their respective mechanisms of action, advantages, and disadvantages. The lecture will also equip attendees with the skills to manage common ocular diseases requiring oral antibiotic treatment. By the end of the course, participants will have gained valuable insights into selecting appropriate treatment protocols, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.
4PM : ADJOURNMENT
Wed Nov 19th
EYE-SIGHT 20/20 PRESENTS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 ,2025
2HRS OF COPE ACCREDITED CE EVENT # SYNCHRONOUS VIRTUAL
8:00pm-10:00pm Eastern Time
Roman Krivochenitser, OD
“Secondary Glaucoma Pearls” COPE # 98398-GL 1 hr.
This course will define conditions and causes of secondary glaucoma as well as define classification types. Treatment modalities will also be discussed as well as significant diagnostic pearls. General management strategies will also be stressed.
“DSLT” and the future of Glaucoma” COPE # 98397 -GL 1 hr.
This course will describe the emerging technology of DSLT, IOP lowering modalities and future technologies such as smart contact lenses. This course will describe all the technologies and provide pearls to incorporate these technologies into Optometrists individual practices.
