Earn CE Credit on Demand!
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could earn CE credit whenever you wanted and needed it?
By popular request, we have turned some of our past events into enduring CE courses. This means you can earn CE credit from the comfort of your own home at any time!
Simply watch the webinar video and answer a series of questions. If you pass with a 70% or higher, a CE certificate will be generated immediately. Please keep in mind you will have to create an account with EyeCarePro in order to take the quiz and generate your certificate.
Thank you so much to the Arizona College of Optometry for their role in helping to get these courses certified.
We will discuss 3 new classes of cancer drugs: antibody drug conjugates, checkpoint inhibitors and MEK inhibitors and how they affect the eyes
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 86809-PH)
Thank you to ImmunoGen for supporting this event with unrestricted educational grant.
Antibody drug conjugates are medicines used for chemotherapy treatment. These drugs can have detrimental effects to the cornea. This lecture will help optometrists understand how to identify corneal conditions related to this class of medicine and initiate treatment.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 86690-PH)
Thank you to ImmunoGen for supporting this event with unrestricted educational grant.
Antibody drug conjugates are medicines used for chemotherapy treatment. These drugs are targeted machines with advanced mechanisms of action. This lecture will help optometrists better understand how this class of medication functions.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 86685-PH)
Thank you to ImmunoGen for supporting this event with unrestricted educational grant.
Discomfort of the eyes is arguably the most common reason a patient seeks out an optometrist. Using modern diagnostic techniques and state of the art treatment can help turn these patients from being a pain to being pain free.
This course is COPE approved for 2 hours of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 83743-PH)
This interactive course examines the use of oral pharmaceuticals in the treatment/management of a variety of anterior segment diseases. Topical areas include HSV keratitis, herpes zoster ophthalmicus, bacterial/allergic conjunctivitis, lid/periocular tissues, uveitis and dry eye disease/Sjogrens.
This course is COPE approved for 2 hours of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 83152-PH)
This course will educate the importance of nutrition, exercise and how crucial carotenoids, omega-3's, vitamins and minerals can be to boost cognitive decline, support memory, recall, focus and support overall brain health.
This course is COPE approved for 2 hours of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 83153-PH)
The goal of this presentation is to review the pharmacology and clinical applications of systemic medications in the management of ocular disease. Indications, contraindications and proper dosing in normal adults and special populations, will be presented. There will be special emphasis on “drug of choice” selection and special dosing formulas.
This course is COPE approved for 2 hours of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 83154-PH)
Review the current state of the opioid epidemic and its importance in the practice of medicine and its impact on society. Review ophthalmic conditions where opioid use is indicated. Review the of the role of topical and oral medications in ophthalmic pain management. Review the role of surgical or minimally invasive procedures in the treatment of ocular related pain.
This course is COPE approved for 3 hours of CE in the Pharmacology category (COPE ID: 83151-PH)
Practitioners are well educated in diagnosing and treating eye conditions that can potentially cause devastating vision loss. Understanding the patients mental state is critical in managing their disease as well as keeping them functioning with the vision loss. This course will assist the practitioner in understanding what the patient is going through, how to help them cope and give them hope.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Low Vision/Visual Impairment & Rehabilitation category (COPE ID: 79299-LV)
Thank you to The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
With the more sophisticated and earlier diagnosis of keratoconus, we need to be prepared to treat our patients early and throughout their journey. We are in it for the long run; considerations for the progressive disease require an understanding of all the treatment options that best serve our patients as their condition necessitates more advanced and personalized care.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Trt/Mngmnt Ocular Disease category (COPE ID: 79301-TD)
Thank you to SynergEyes for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course will highlight the clinical indications for hybrid lens use, provide best practices on how to evaluate and troubleshoot lens fitting, and provide a case series that will foster patient success for eyecare practitioners who incorporate this modality into their contact lens toolbox.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 79300-CL)
Thank you to SynergEyes for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course aims to understand the activities available for vision therapy patients and how to program a stepwise activity list. Attendees will understand how to better structure vision therapy visits in order to continuously challenge patients for growth.
This course is COPE approved for 5.5 hours of CE in the Functional Vision/Pediatrics category (COPE ID: 78504-FV)
To access this course, you will need to view the videos here and then return to this site to take the quiz after.
This course aims to review examination methods available to identify visual therapy candidates. Attendees will understand how to implement specific testing methodologies in order to provide optimum patient outcomes.
This course is COPE approved for 4.5 hours of CE in the Functional Vision/Pediatrics category (COPE ID: 78502-FV)
To access this course, you will need to view the videos here and then return to this site to take the quiz after.
This course aims to review the foundation of the visual motor system and provide a framework for treatment modalities based on diagnosis. Attendees will understand the three treatment models available for amblyopia and how to implement them into practice.
This course is COPE approved for 2.5 hours of CE in the Functional Vision/Pediatrics category (COPE ID: 78501-FV)
To access this course, you will need to view the videos here and then return to this site to take the quiz after.
Daily disposable lenses continue to be the fastest growing modality in contact lens prescribing. This course will bring attendees up to date on the advances in manufacturing technology, parameter extensions, specialty designs and future applications. A clinical paradigm for lens selection will be introduced.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 77402-CL)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course will enhance your success with soft multifocal contact lenses by blending what has been learned from science with lessons learned from years of clinical experience.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 77560-CL)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
With the exciting advancements in contact lenses, fitting toric lenses may not seem so difficult or important to review. But a big percentage of our patients need a toric lens. We will review best strategies for improving your success with toric lens fitting, how to navigate the different toric lens designs, how to improve your 1 day disposable sales and how to keep contact lens patients returning to you.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 77469-CL)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
Contact lens patients are extremely valuable to optometric practices, and sales of contact lenses can be a huge area of gross and net revenue. By focusing on annual supply sales, premium lens products, staff training and effective patient communication, practice owners can develop effective tools to combat online sales and keep contact lens revenue in their practices.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Practice Management category (COPE ID: 77559-PM)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course will summarize the latest technology used for scleral lens design. A discussion on using instrumentation, including the latest advancements, to improve scleral lens outcomes will be reviewed.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 76591-CL)
Thank you to Visionary Optics for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This 50-minute lecture will discuss the role of ocular surface disease and eyelid health in specialty lenses. In this course, we will learn about the importance of treating and managing ocular surface disease and maintaining adequate eyelid hygiene in order to optimize the use of specialty lenses. Case studies are presented.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Trt/Mngmnt Ocular Disease category (COPE ID: 76413-TD)
Thank you to Contamac for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course will cover the issues of surface wettability with GP lenses, how wettability can be improved with proper care and additional surface treatments, and how this improved wettability can be maintained more effectively over time with proper techniques.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 76386-CL)
Thank you to Tangible Science for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course will review who may be an ideal candidate for ICL, benefits, risks & contraindications, how the procedure is performed, and what is required for proper co-management both preoperatively & postoperatively.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Refractive Surgery Management category (COPE ID: 75737-RS)
Thank you to Staar for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course reviews glaucoma surgical procedures. Minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries (MIGS) are discussed. Caring for the glaucoma patient is reviewed.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Glaucoma category (COPE ID: 75345-GL)
This event is supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Ivantis.
Glaucoma being a chronic condition requires the patient to take medications daily for the rest of their life. Most glaucoma medications contain preservatives that may impact the ocular tear film and surface. This talk will discuss how the development of the dry eye may impact glaucoma care and ways to manage this. In regard to perimetry, new test patterns and algorithms have developed allowing different parts of the field to be tested as well as the pace to quicken. Also, new methods allow functional results to be integrated with structural findings.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Glaucoma category (COPE ID: 75399-GL)
The VT 101 Course is the only COVD Endorsed course of its kind on the market. Originally designed to teach foundational concepts and activities in vision therapy to new vision therapists, doctors have found this to be a great review if starting vision therapy in their practice. The course provides 7 hours of COPE approved CE divided into 50 manageable 5 to 15 minute videos. It also teaches 20 core vision therapy activities. It's also a great buy if your therapist is taking the course and you want to be familiar with what they are learning.
This course is COPE approved for 7 hours of CE in the Functional Vision/Pediatrics category (COPE ID: 75364-FV)
To access this course, you will need to view the videos here and then return to this site to take the quiz after:.
The course “Integrating Myopia Management Into Your Practice” will concentrate on the details of implementing myopia management into clinical practice. The course will be divided into three sections. The first part details recommendations on training staff members and creating efficient scheduling templates. The second part focuses on the dialogue between doctors and parents, specifically ways to encourage effective, yet efficient, communication on the importance of myopia management. Lastly, participants will gain insight on methods to calculate myopia management fees for atropine, orthokeratology, and multifocals based on their individual practice using the Management & Business Academy (MBA) Method. No specific fees will be discussed to avoid collusion.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Practice Management category (COPE ID: 74051-PM)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course provides an evidence-based review of myopia control. Emphasis is place on peerreviewed, randomized clinical trials with changes in both axial length and refractive error. Progressive addition lenses and under-correction have little or a deleterious effect. There is compelling evidence that atropine, executive bifocals, center-distance multifocal soft contact lenses, and overnight orthokeratology all produce clinically meaningful slowing of myopia. The underlying mechanisms are also discussed. The potential benefits of slowing myopia on ocular disease and visual impairment will be reviewed.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the General Optometry category (COPE ID: 74049-GO)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
This course covers the use of OrthoK to treat myopia and its effect on slowing myopic progression. All aspects of OrthoK are discussed; from how it reduces increasing myopia and axial length, the changes it creates to the eye and the changes it makes for the patient. The course continues with tips for bringing OrthoK into the office, determining patient candidacy, examination procedures and follow-up care. Discussion will include tips on ensuring long-term safety as well as design features of OrthoK lenses that maximize their myopia management effects.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the General Optometry category (COPE ID: 74050-GO)
Thank you to CooperVision for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
Discover the advancements within the scleral lens industry. We will discuss innovative technologies such as scleral profilometry, scleral topography, and more! This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of Enduring CE.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 73704-CL)
Thank you to Visionary Optics for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
Join us for an informative COPE approved webinar on the topic of dry eye disease. Learn about the prevalence of dry eye and ways to diagnose dry eye disease. In this course, we will learn about the different eye drops that are currently on the market. We will discuss the differences between eye drops and identify good and poor candidates. Case studies are presented.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the General Optometry category (COPE ID: 773571-GO)
Thank you to Regener-Eyes for supporting this event with an unrestricted educational grant.
Put on your sleuthing hat for peek inside the beauty products, enhancements and procedures your patients may be utilizing. Uncover what could be helpful or harmful to your patients and their ocular surface.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the General Optometry category (COPE ID: 73876-GO)
This event is supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Eyes Are The Story.
Scleral lens care and handling is continually evolving as new solutions and accessories are made available to patients. Although these products may appear harmless, adverse events do occur and range from mild irritation to possible vision loss when used improperly. Practitioners must remain up to date on these products as improper use may also decrease the performance of scleral lenses. This one-hour course is designed to review and summarize the various solutions for cleaning and filling of scleral lenses along with the available lens care accessories.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Contact Lenses category (COPE ID: 73719-CL)
This event is supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Contamac.
This course is a deep dive focusing on the eyelids for ocular surface disease success. Anatomy and pathophysiology of the eyelid including ptosis, meibomian gland dysfunction and Demodex blepharitis will highlighted. Digital device use and mask associated dry eye will be covered. This course will describe how compromises to the lids can have a cascading effect on the ocular surface.
This course is COPE approved for 1 hour of CE in the Trt/Mngmnt Anterior Segment category (COPE ID: 73362-AS)
This event is supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Tarsus.
It is important to educate optometrists on the increased prevalence of keratoconus and the importance of intervening early. The optometrist’s role in crosslinking is reviewed. Management of the keratoconus patient with specialty contact lens is also reviewed.
This course is COPE approved for 1.5 hours of CE in the Trt/Mngmnt Anterior Segment category (COPE ID: 73581-AS)
This event is supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Art Optical.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Enduring Continuing Education:
How many credits can I earn from enduring CE?
You must check with your state regulatory board to see how many enduring CE credits you are allowed to take during a cycle. Each state is different.
What is enduring CE?
Enduring CE is a form of earning COPE approved CE credit at your own pace. You must watch a video of the lecture and then take a short quiz. If you pass the quiz with 70% accuracy, a certificate will be generated.
If I participated in this same webinar when it was live, can I still earn enduring CE credit?
YES! Even if you've already viewed this webinar during the live session, you may earn additional CE credit because the course ID and the event ID are completely different.
Is enduring CE free?
For the most part, yes. Thanks to our gracious sponsors, a majority of our enduring CE courses are completely free!