Victorian Premier announced that optometrists can resume routine face-to-face care from 11.59pm tonight, Sunday 18 October. Read more.
The Australian College of Optometry has welcomed a new president, Perth optometrist Rodney Hodge, and a new member of Council, The Hon John Chaney, a former justice of the Supreme Court of Western Australia.
We have curated a range of online education offerings that members can access via our Institute of Excellence and that will help them meet their CPD requirements.
Chinese researchers have provided evidence that SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) – can infect ocular tissues.
An article from our Advantage Program partner National Auto Service, a nationwide group of experienced and skilled mechanical technicians who are able to provide any and all services your car requires.
The 2020-2021 Federal budget is expected to benefit optometrists and optometry practices, primarily through tax cuts and investment incentives, and will support optometrists in continuing to provide important community eye care.
The newly formed Optometry Student Society Australia will have its first national conference online next Sunday, October 11 and is inviting all penultimate and final year optometry students nationwide to take part.
Member input is needed to determine if current membership categories and their associated fee structures need reassessing.
“Make this your year of good vision for life”. Optometry Australia’s National Marketing Manager Trinity Scarf explains how Optometry Australia has pivoted its consumer awareness campaign.
Optometry Australia has been busy preparing the tools and programs to support you through the upcoming changes to the Optometry Board of Australia’s CPD registration requirements. Read more from our President Darrell Baker.
