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Optometry NSW/ACT has put together the following resources to support you in fulfilling your CPD requirements.

NOTE: The deadline for completing your CPD requirements as set out by the Optometry Board of Australia (in line with other Health Practitioners under AHPRA) is 30 November each year.

This resource page includes:

  • video update: the new CPD requirements explained
  • self-guided interactive CPD modules, designed to allow you to log interactive hours following case study discussion with your colleague(s)
  • quick-guides on how to write a reflection, what is interactive CPD and how to complete your CPD learning plan

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