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Administrative/Practice Management01a01. Administrative/Practice Management
Chart Documentation/Coding/Scribing/Triage01b02. Chart Documentation/Coding/Scribing/Triage
History Taking 01c03. History Taking
General Ophthalmic Knowledge02a04. General Ophthalmic Knowledge
Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmology02b05. Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmology
General Surgery02c06. General Surgery
Cornea0307. Cornea
Glaucoma0408. Glaucoma
Oculoplastics0509. Oculoplastics
Retina0610. Retina
Refractive and Cataract Surgery0711. Refractive and Cataract Surgery
Neuro-Ophthalmology0812. Neuro-Ophthalmology
Pediatrics0913. Pediatrics
Ocular/Systemic Diseases1014. Ocular/Systemic Diseases
Diagnostic Testing/Imaging11a15. Diagnostic Testing/Imaging
Visual Fields11b16. Visual Fields
Instruments and Specialized Tests11c17. Instruments and Specialized Tests
Contact Lenses/Spectacles/Optical Dispensing1218. Contact Lenses/Spectacles/Optical Dispensing
Visual Assessment and Therapy13a19. Visual Assessment and Therapy
Low Vision/Treatment13b20. Low Vision/Treatment
Masters Courses1521. Masters Courses
Sub-Specialty Sessions1622. Sub-Specialty Sessions
Learning Labs1423. Learning Labs
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Course TimesCourse InfoCourse CodeCourseInstructorCourse Description
 JCAHPO CourseVD042001Anatomy and Physiology for AOPSteven J. LichtensteinSteven J. LichtensteinPrerequisite: Understanding of ophthalmic terminology and general medical knowledge. Description: This course incorporates visual aids in describing the anatomic and physiologic components present in the visual system. The visual pathway, ocular and extraocular structures, and neurologic and systemic components affecting vision will be discussed. The importance of understanding basic principles of ocular physiology in affecting exceptional patient care and work up will be discussed. Also included will be the role that major ocular structures play in physician determination of overall ocular health.  115981
 JCAHPO CourseVD041003Fluorescein is Not a Vegetable: Common Misconceptions in Eye CareCatherine Titus, COMTDescription: This course will answer questions such as why we don't eat fluorescein in a salad, why there are multiple lines on the tonometer tip and why trial lens calculations are different for Goldmann Perimetry than for the Humphrey or Octopus. It will help hone your testing skills and improve patient communication by delving into the why of ophthalmic testing and bust some myths about eye care and function.  62646
 JCAHPO CourseVD041002Unmasking and Rectifying Errors: Become Indispensable to Your OphthalmologistNatalie M. Loyacano, COMTDescription: Detecting, troubleshooting and correcting errors are critical skills that the ophthalmologist highly values in an ophthalmic technician. Most common errors are simple mistakes. This course will outline how to detect common errors made during the work up or intake of a patient, how to identify errors when performing diagnostic testing and how to correct them. This course will also address identifying and troubleshooting equipment errors.  36020