Optometry’s Meeting® 2023 Offers Robust Education Schedule for All Attendees
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Optometry’s Meeting® 2023 Offers Robust Education Schedule for All Attendees
Registration is open for Optometry’s Meeting®, taking place June 21-24 under the banner “Voicing Your Vision” in downtown Washington, D.C., at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
To register and book housing, click here. Registration is open to both members and nonmembers. Special members-only pricing is available.
As the profession’s premier annual event, Optometry’s Meeting aligns optometric and industry professionals for four days of progressive continuing education and professional development alongside impactful networking opportunities.
Expert-Led Continuing Education
Across four days of CE, attendees have access to education tracks that will drive better outcomes for patients and their communities. Industry-recognized speakers and thought leaders will present on a range of contemporary topics, including in-office surgical procedures, billing and coding, systemic disease, functional vision, practice management and more.
With the continued march toward expanded scope nationwide, the AOA is committed to providing education opportunities to advance the profession. Attendees are invited to hone their clinical knowledge and skillsets through interactive, hands-on workshops. To view the complete list of workshops available, click here.
Optometry’s Meeting provides leading-edge CE and professional development. With over 190 credit hours of education available for doctors, paraoptometrics and optometry students, Optometry’s Meeting delivers education that supports every member of your care team.
To learn more about education at Optometry’s Meeting, view the 2023 Education Schedule.
AOA on Capitol Hill
AOA on Capitol Hill directly connects the profession’s leaders with our nation's policymakers and offers sessions intended to prepare attendees to increasingly join the ongoing advocacy fight for optometry’s future. Additionally, attendees may have the opportunity, in close coordination with their state associations, to participate in meetings with their federal legislators.
Participation is open to all advocacy-minded AOA members—registration is required for both Optometry's Meeting and AOA on Capitol Hill. To learn more about AOA on Capitol Hill, click here.
Optometry’s Meeting takes place June 21-24 in downtown Washington, D.C., at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. For more information on Optometry’s Meeting, visit www.optometrysmeeting.org and follow along on social media on Facebook and Twitter.
