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First CE Course of 2015 Featuring UCLA
MBKU and UCLA have joined forces once again to bring you the annual Advances in Eye Care Symposium on January 18. The first on-campus course of 2015 will feature a diverse platform of experts from both MBKU and UCLA's Stein & Doheny Eye Institutes. A wide range of research-based lectures will be presented, with focus on the latest trends in eye care. Topics covered will include New Advances in Dry Eye, Customized Glaucoma Care and Advances in Understanding the Corneal Dystrophy.
There are only three days left to register, so visit our website today to reserve your seat!
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Glaucoma Pearls Course Selling Fast!
Glaucoma Pearls is only weeks away and time is running out to take advantage of our early bird discount. While this course is open to all optometrists interested in learning more on the subject, it is designed for glaucoma-certified ODs and will provide 8 hours of CE credit towards the 10 glaucoma-specific hours required for license renewal. A wide range of topics will be discussed, such as new glaucoma drugs for 2015, OCT and challenging glaucoma cases. In addition, MBKU's glaucoma team will be providing the newly-concepted panel discussion, featuring Drs. George Comer, Steven Ferrucci, Judy Tong and Robert Yacoub, with moderation by Dr. Mark Sawamura. Seats are filling up quickly, so don't wait to reserve your spot!
Register online by January 27 to take advantage of our early bird registration fees.
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Grow Your Medical Practice
Coming to Marshall B. Ketchum University in February 2015 is Pathways in Medical Optometry! Join us for this unique training that will provide you with the tools and latest techniques for practicing full-scope optometry. Get a step-by-step implementation plan that includes:
- Understanding and implementing ICD-10 codes
- Improving billing and medical record compliance
- Differentiating vision plan visits vs. medical plan visits
- Gaining access to insurance panels
- Maximizing practice productivity and performance
- Motivating and training your staff
Take control of your practice and learn everything you need to know about complex insurance requirements and administrative issues. Built on solid, real-world information and clinical cases, this breakthrough program will provide you with advice and practical guidance on building and growing a successful optometry practice by integrating new principles and processes into your office.
Optometrists in all types of settings are welcome, as well as your staff members. Please note that no credit will be given towards optometry re-licensing.
To register, please visit www.allerganodpathways.com.
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