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What do Eyecare Educators participants say?

"...I enjoyed seeing you in Orlando at the Ocular Surface Disease lecture. You and John did an excellent job with the presentation. It is difficult to keep an audience interested for eight hours.... Congratulations!!"

"...I attended the course on Building a Therapeutic Practice in Ocular Surface Disease this past Sunday in Orlando. First of all I want to let you know that is was a wonderful experience. I have been in practice for three and a half years, and from a learning stand point it was the best course I have attended. I am very excited to implement the information in my practice."

"...Having a full 8 hours on one subject allows us to tie all of the information together in a way that facilitates us applying it in practice."

Ocular Surface Disease

Every day until 2014, 10,000 Americans turn 50. By far the most common pathology they will experience is ocular surface disease and, in particular, dry eye. Obtain all the tools necessary to focus on this exciting and rewarding opportunity for your practice including optimal patient management training, forms, form letters, questionnaires, patient handouts, effective diagnostic testing protocols, treatment algorithms, proper coding knowledge, etc. It will change the way you practice optometry. CLICK HERE to learn more.

Diabetes Eye Care

Every 24 seconds an American is diagnosed with Diabetes. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in the US and vision loss is the most common fear expressed by patients with the disease. Learn how to diagnose and manage your patients from the most knowledgeable and passionate optometric experts on diabetes.

2011 Course Review

Welcome to the Eyecare Educators website. Please feel free to CLICK HERE to get an overview of the courses offered. We look forward to increasing your practice success!

Coming Soon

The following 8-hour live courses will be offered in major cities across the US. Please watch for updates on dates and locations:
• Ocular Surface Disease
• Diabetes Eye Care
• Glaucoma Management
For more information on these courses please click here.

Glaucoma Management

Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in the US. Persons over 40, those with a family history of glaucoma, African Americans and Hispanics over age 60 are at increased risk of developing glaucoma. Obtain all the tools necessary to examine patients at risk and provide early detection and effective treatment.