Continuing Education Programs & Courses

Slit lamp examination using light, magnification, filters, dyes and keratometry are covered in depth in this course. Candidate must be a licensed optician or be a graduate of an Opticianry program.

Are you currently running your own optical business or thinking about starting one? You need to consider a number of factors to make sure your business is equipped for long-term success.

Apply the skills you gain in this course to support eye health by completing an ophthalmic patient history, recognize and describe anatomical and physiological aspects of the eye, ocular...

Explore the theory of and methodologies involved in refraction. Perform tests for objective refraction, subjective refraction, and binocular vision.

Enhance your opticianry skill set with hands-on practice in performing ocular assessments. Apply your theoretical knowledge of an optical environment through this Refraction Clinical.

A six-month, computer-based, introductory level course which is ideal for assistants already working in the office of an ophthalmologist or for those looking to become employed in the optical...

Engage in the POCUS Fundamentals micro-credential and unravel foundational principles of ultrasound scanning.

Delve into the practical use of ultrasound in the evaluation and management of trauma and shock patients, with a spotlight on Extended Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (eFAST) and...

With the growing need for rapid, bedside cardiac assessment, Point-of-care Ultrasound (POCUS) is gaining demand.

Medical Practitioners are often confronted with clinical uncertainty that requires further diagnostic evaluation to reason between differential diagnoses.

POCUS for the chest and lungs has become an integral part of clinical practice, particularly in emergency and critical care settings.

It is crucial to assess the well-being of both the mother and the developing fetus.

After the first trimester of pregnancy, it becomes important to continue monitoring fetal development, assessing maternal health, and identifying potential complications.

This workshop provides six hours of theory and eight hours of practical hands-on experience in the collection of blood samples using proper techniques and universal precautions.

Students can refresh their knowledge in performing electrocardiograms through this blended learning workshop.