Are you getting the best out of your career? Each episode of Optometry Talks is jam-packed with advice and updates from the experts on everything related to being an optometrist in Australia today.
Ever thought about becoming a locum optometrist and didn’t know where to start? Audrey Molloy talks to ONSW/ACT CEO Andrew McKinnon about locum work
Just been audited by Medicare? Looking for guidance on how to avoid audit? (Paula Katalinic and Andrew McKinnon)
If you’re on a break from your optometry career, this post is essential reading.
If you’re just about to start work as an optometrist in Australia, now is the time to get organised.
Avoiding common pitfalls as a new-grad optometrist
Insider tips on everything from dating patients to resolving conflict
Can you recognise the signs of depression and anxiety? Do you know what to do about it?
How can you look after your mental health during this time?
The clinical-retail continuum and the reality of the business of optometry
What is the mental health of our early career optometrists looking like, two years into a pandemic?
Hear from clinical practitioners Mark Koszek and Amanda Sobbizadeh on what they have learnt and how their practise has changed.
Ivy Kol (ECONA Corporate Engagement) talks to Monica Lette about her evolving role as an optometrist in private practice, ophthalmology and industry.
Jingyi Chen (ECONA Chair) talks to Optometry Australia's Sophie Koh about her dual career as optometrist working with a peak professional body, and, musician and singer song-writer
Nicholas Tran (ECONA Corporate Engagement) talks to entrepreneur, tech developer and charity founder Shaun Chang about his fascinating career.
Audrey Molloy talks to Sarah McKinnon and Andrew McKinnon about employment contracts and what you need to know!
And the consequences of getting it wrong. Presented in collaboration with the Optometry Council of New South Wales.
Ever thought about becoming a locum optometrist and didn’t know where to start? Audrey Molloy talks to ONSW/ACT CEO Andrew McKinnon about locum work.
Just been audited by Medicare? Looking for guidance on how to avoid audit? (Paula Katalinic and Andrew McKinnon) Log in to access the podcast.
If you’re on a break from your optometry career, this post is ESSENTIAL reading. Optometry NSW/ACT presents the KEY information you need to avoid the pitfalls of discontinued registration or inadequate professional indemnity insurance. Log in to access the podcast.
If you’re just about to start work as an optometrist in Australia, now is the time to get organised. Andrew McKinnon and Paula Katalinic of Optometry NSW/ACT share their vast knowledge on the process of transitioning from a final year student to new graduate practicing optometrist. Log in to access the podcast.
If you’ve just graduated as an optometrist, you’re about to embark on one of the steepest learning curves of your life. There are all sorts of traps an early-career optometrist can fall into and we’ve put this resource together to help you avoid them as much as possible. Log in to access the podcast.
Particularly useful for recent graduates, this episode looks at strategies to handle tricky scenarios you will encounter in practice, from social media protocols to unwelcome advances.
Do you know how to recognise the signs of depression and anxiety in your patients? What about yourself? And what’s the best way to deal with it?
How do you best look after your mental health during this time? Log in to access the podcast.
This episode looks at the clinical-retail continuum and the reality of the business of optometry. Login to access content.
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