CE 2019 – June 14, 15 and 16 – A weekend of Glaucoma, Ocular Surface Disease, and more

• Full 3-day program $675
• Any two days $475
• Any single day is $325 
• Any half-day is $250
• Workshops are an additional charge. You must choose a program to register for a workshop.
  • Dry Eye Workshop (3 hours) ($95)
  • Scleral Lens Fitting Workshop (2 hours) ($75)
  • Gonioscopy Workshop (2 hours) ($75)
  • Imaging Workshop (2 hours) ($75)

• Optometric Assistant program is $120 per day.

• Part-time clinical supervisors at the School of Optometry (including clerkship program preceptors) receive a 40% fee reduction in regular CE associated fees. 
• The Bobier and Woodruff Lectures may be attended by optometrists and optometric assistants at no charge.  Registration is required for CE credit. 
• Lecture notes will be available for downloading after you receive your registration confirmation from the system. No hard copies will be available.
• Provide your OE Tracker number when registering; the School of Optometry & Vision Science will send Continuing Education hours directly to ARBO.
  • Certificates will be provided only for those without an OE Tracker number.

DEADLINE for registration, including workshops, is May 31, 2019.

Please join us on Saturday, June 15 after the lectures for an event to round off the day!

Throughout the CE weekend, there will be opportunities for you to participate through interactive lecture formats. To add to the excitement, your score will be tracked electronically to determine our ‘winner’ for each session. Challenge your classmates, your friends, and yourself as you learn.

Please also plan to join us for our annual commemoration of the Distinguished Dr. Clair Bobier and Dr. Emerson Woodruff Lectures.

Category B credit will be given for these sessions. This will not be part of the COPE lectures.

If you’re interested in adding to, or improving your skill set in dry eye diagnosis and management, scleral lens fitting, gonioscopy, or imaging, you’ll want to register early for these workshops. Experienced faculty and residents will provide the instruction, and registration will be limited to approximately 24 optometrists to allow for as much hands-on learning as possible.

The trade show and lunch continues to be very well received by both participants and exhibitors alike. This event held in the Commons will feature a variety of exhibitors highlighting various educational materials and equipment items on Saturday, June 15, from 12:30 to 2:30pm.

School of Optometry & Vision Science

• 200 Columbia Street West
  • on the north side of Columbia Street, across from the north entrance of the main campus.

Parking is available in Parking Lot “X” (behind the School) at no charge. 

Optometric CE is held in room 1129, and Assistants CE is held in rooms 309 (Saturday) and 440 (Sunday).

Suggested hotels in the area:

• Conrad Grebel College, University of Waterloo
• Inn of Waterloo
• Delta Waterloo

  The registration fee, less a $25 service charge, will be refunded if cancellation of registration is received at least 24 hours before the program begins.