Annual Congress September 22-24, 2016

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1 Idaho Optometric Physicians Annual Congress September 22-24, 2016 Boise Centre 850 W Front Street Boise, ID Enjoy Fall Colors! In The City of Trees Program at a Glance Wednesday Early Registration 6:00-8:00pm Thursday IOP President s Reception Friday OD CE Breakfast Exhibit Hall with Lunch Saturday Para Business Meeting & Breakfast IOP Member Meeting & Breakfast Awards Presentation Luncheon Featuring Raymond Chu, OD, MS Leo Semes, OD, FAAO David Talley, OD, FAAO Mile Brujick OD, FAAO Juli Dewalt, ABOC Aaron Melton, ABOC Mark André, FAAO R e g i s t r a t i o n P a c k a g e

2 2016 annual conference Welcome! 2016 Annual Congress My personal welcome to all of you! Boise, The City of Trees, is our 2016 Idaho Optometric Physicians Congress location. I welcome all the doctors, paraoptometrics, industry friends and supporters who make this congress so successful. We have the opportunity to hear from top physicians in our field. They will cover a wide range of topics from childhood vision anomalies to ocular disease and treatment. The lectures are sure to be pertinent to all modes of optometric practice. We are pleased to have Dr s Raymond Chu, David Talley, Leo Semes and Mark André, as presenters for the OD track. This 3-day period promises top notch education! I would like to thank our Executive Director, Randy Andregg, for helping me secure such a premier education program for our doctors. For our Paraoptometric Section we have a fantastic education program lined up. I would like to personally encourage all the doctors who attend our congress to register your paras for all courses. The information that they glean from this congress will be invaluable to their success as well as yours. We will also have an exceptional Exhibit Hall with our industry partners presenting new innovations and cutting edge technologies. As always, we provide everyone the opportunity to connect with their peers and network with others in our profession. Come and enjoy Boise in September, as the weather should be just right. We look forward to having all of you join us and are excited for another successful Congress! Respectfully, Shawn C. Sorenson, OD Idaho Optometric Physicians, President Greetings to those of you anticipating our Annual Congress! It is my pleasure to invite you to join the Paraoptometric Section at the Boise Centre this year. The last week in September should bring us beautiful weather with an array of splendid fall colors in the City of Trees to compliment a stellar cast of lecturers. Our program improves with every edition. If you enjoyed the last episode of our congress, just wait until we introduce you to this year s sequel. I am proud to introduce Mile Brujic, OD, FAAO, as our principle speaker. Dr. Brujic comes to us from Northwest Ohio with a wealth of experience and a list of incredible courses to share. Our supporting cast of Juli Dewalt, ABOC and Aaron Melton, ABOC, FNAO come to us compliments of Hoya Vision and Pech Optical, respectively. Be sure and check out the entire cast and their repertoires under the Para s Education and Activity Program heading, starting on page 7. I m looking forward to a fantastic educational experience, but more importantly, seeing you there! Shirley Carney, CPO, CPC IOPPS, President Presenters David K. Talley, OD, FAAO Mile Brujic, OD, FAAO Juli DeWalt ABOC Raymond H. Chu, OD, MS Aaron Melton ABOC Leo P. Semes OD FAAO Mark André FAAO 2

3 Doctor s Education and Activity Program Thursday, September 22nd 7:15am BREAKFAST Thursday Raymond Chu, OD MS Dr. Raymond Chu received his Doctor of Optometry degree from the State University of New York, College of Optometry, after earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry/Cell Biology from the University of California, San Diego. He completed a residency in Pediatric Optometry and Vision Therapy at the Southern California College of Optometry at Marshall B. Ketchum University and has remained on faculty since that time. Dr. Chu went on to also complete a Master s Degree in Instructional Design and Technology at the California State University, Fullerton. At present, Dr. Chu serves as an investigator on a number of National Eye Institute (NEI) supported studies, and as a lecturer both in the university and nationally. His research interests include binocular vision, myopia, amblyopia, pediatric optometry, learning-related vision problems, and pedagogy. 8:00am-9:00am The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook, Examining The Infant And Toddler FV Description: To prepare the optometrist in providing full-scope care, this course is designed to provide information on the routine optometric examination of the infant and toddler. 9:00am-10:00am Prescribing for the Hyperopic Child 10:00am BREAK GO Description: Prescribing of hyperopia for reasons other than strabismus and amblyopia has often been challenged, especially in cases of lower levels of hyperopia 3.00D. This course helps practitioners in general practice with guidelines and examination strategies for making hyperopic prescribing decisions in children and adolescents. 10:10am-11:05 Evidenced-Based Myopia Management, What Works And What Doesn t FV Description: Myopia is a global public health issue that numerous measures have been practiced to slow or stop myopic progression. This course will cover an evidence-based approach to myopia management. 11:05am-Noon Commonly Prescribed Medication For Children FV Description: Historically, medications have not included pediatric dosing. Nowadays, more and more medications are including pediatric dosing, and in this course we will discuss pediatric prescribing considerations. 3

4 12:00pm - 1:00pm DOCTOR S LUNCHEON 2016 annual conference Today & Friday Leo P. Semes, OD, FAAO The author of more than 230 articles, posters, scientific publications and book chapters, Dr. Semes also is recognized as an accomplished educator. He is a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry where he also completed residency at the Eye Institute of PCO. He is a nominee for the UAB Lifetime Teaching Award (2016), a recipient of the 1993 UAB President s Award for Excellence in Teaching, as well as numerous AOSA recognitions. He is among the founders of the Optometric Retinal Society and OGS and has received the Alabama Optometric Association s Educator of the year award in :00pm - 3:00pm Blood Flow in Glaucoma - Insights and Perspectives (Semes) 3:00pm Break GL Description: Much of what we know about glaucomatous damage features a blood-flow component. This course will review the significant deficits in blood flow that contribute to glaucoma damage, assess technology to measure blood flow and present a clinically relevant template for the perspective of blood flows contribution to glaucoma. 3:10pm - 5:00pm Care Of The Patient With Amblyopia (Chu) FV Description: The Optometric Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) contains recommendations on the examination and treatment of patients with amblyopia. This course will present a series of cases to highlight the diagnostic criteria for amblyopia and update the CPG from recent clinical trials. 5:00pm - 7:00pm 2016 PRESIDENT S RECEPTION SPONSORED BY PACIFIC CATARACT & LASER INSTITUTE OOGP Sponsored Bar: Please note that heavy hors d oeuvres will be served and tickets for the beverage of your choice will be supplied upon completed registration. Friday, September 23rd 7:00am CE Breakfast, With Mark André, FAAO, The Top Ten Reasons That We Should be Prescribing More Single Use Soft Contact Lenses COPE #47419-CL Description: Single use soft contact lenses have been around for two decades now, yet this modality has not been embraced by practitioners in North America as much as it has been in other regions around the world. This presentation will provide information that makes a compelling case for prescribing single use lenses to your patients wearing soft contact lenses. I will provide ten reasons that support the decision to make single use soft contact lenses the modality of choice in your practice. (A ticket will be required for the meal! To avoid the distracting noise of service, be in the lecture room and seated by 7:00am sharp.) 8:00am-9:00am 9:00am-10:00am The ABCs of Retinal Disease (Semes) PS Description: Whether due to AMD or diabetic retinopathy, recognizing the risks for vision loss represents a significant portion of primary eye care. This course will review the ABCs of these two pervasive retinal disorders. Clinical classifications and management guidelines will be presented. Follow the Bouncing Ball Corneal Hysteresis GL Description: This course demystifies corneal hysteresis and explains its relationship to glaucoma diagnosis and progression. The role of corneal hysteresis in assessing glaucoma risk is described, as are other influencers such as central corneal thickness. 4

5 10:00-10:10am BREAK 10:10am-12:00pm Adventures In The Vitreous PS Description: The vitreo-retinal and vitreo-macular interfaces often present diagnostic challenges. This course will help the attendee sort out progressive and treatable conditions from those that are stable and will not affect vision. 12:00pm - 2:50pm EXHIBIT HALL & LUNCHEON The 2016 Idaho Optometric Association Trade Show opens at 12:00 Noon in EYRIES Hall. The annual Welcoming Reception Luncheon will begin at 12:15pm and continue until 2:5 0pm. Your host for this event is Idaho Optometric Physicians. Take this time to visit the exhibitors and thank them all for their consistent support of Idaho optometry. Today & Saturday David K. Talley, OD, FAAO Dr. Talley received his Bachelor s degree at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and went on to receive his Doctorate degree in Optometry at the University of Alabama School of Optometry. After receiving his Doctorate degree, he completed a residency in primary care with emphasis in ocular disease at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry and Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Talley is a member of numerous professional associations and has many publications in the medical management of ocular disease. He has trained Optometric Externs and Residents for 20 years and given over 1000 professional presentations in areas of primary eye care, ocular disease and practice management. Dr. Talley has twice received Optometrist of the Year by the Tennessee Association of Optometric Physicians (TAOP) and the Commitment Award in the annual Excellence in Tennessee recognition program administered by the Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence (TNCPE). He is also listed in Who s Who in Executives and Professionals. Dr. Talley serves as a board certified (ABO) Optometric Physician and Managing Partner of West Tennessee Eye, a large optometric group practice in Memphis, Tennessee. He is responsible for all company activities related to Education, Compliance, Information Technology, Physician Outreach and Third Party Issues. Dr. Talley has also volunteered a great deal of his time for Optometry. He has served in every elected position of the Tennessee Board of Optometry (TNBO) and the Tennessee Association of Optometric Physicians (TAOP) to include two terms as their President. He is currently serving a second term as Chairman of the TNBO. He has also served in many capacities for the American Optometric Association (AOA) to include the Third Party Center Executive Committee. 3:00pm - 5:00pm Clinical Medicine and Technology Trends in Primary Eye Care GO Description: This lecture presents recent developments in science and medicine that will change Optometry. Specific topics to be discussed are The Genomic Revolution, Radio Frequency Therapy, Tissue Engineering and Biomechanics, Anesthetic Alternatives, Wavefront Technologies, Beyond Phaco, Anti-VEGF Therapy, and Sedative Optometry. Saturday, September 26th 7:00am-8:50am IOP Members BREAKFAST & Business Meeting Breakfast will be provided during the Membership Meeting. 9:00am-11:00am Neuro-Ophthalmic Diagnoses You Don t Want to Miss NO Description: This lecture introduces the Optometric Physician to the top ten malpractice 5 (cont. on pg. 7)

6 Doctor & Student Registration Idaho Optometric Physicians 2016 annual Congress - sep , - at The boise centre, boise, Idaho Name Office Name Office Address Street City State Zip Office Phone Address (for confirmation) OE Tracker # Registration Information Registration is not accepted by phone. Registration includes: All Education Programs, Coffee Breaks and Exhibit Hall Admission. AOA Student Member Registration - Registering by August 15th AOA Student Membership Current $50.00* (Awards Banq. & Social Events, add $25) AOA Member Registration AOA Dues Current $ AOA Member Registration - After August 15th AOA Dues Current $ Registration for Non-AOA Member Doctors $ Registration for Non-AOA Member Doctors - After Aug. 15th $ Registration for Companion (Awards Banquet & Exhibit Hall) $ 75.00* Para Registration Credit ($25.00 per Registration, IOP only) $ (both doctor & para must be members) TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE $ Doctor s Badge Name Menu Choice *Guest s Badge Name Menu Choice Payment Information Payment by Visa or Mastercard Friday Morning CE Breakfast (Check box for plate count and ticket.) Awards Lunch (Included for doctors in their registration fee. Make sure to check so ticket/tent card is printed.) Chicken =C Vegetarian =V Medical Req. =M Payment by Check Cardholder Card Number Sec. Code Exp. Date Billing Address ( same as office) City State Zip Signature Cancellation Policy Requests for full refund of registration and special event fees will be granted if written notification is received no later than July 15th. After July 15th, all but $40 will be refunded. All refund checks will be issued after the Congress. Hotel Accommodations Accommodations registration is to be conducted directly with the residence of your choosing. We are recommending: The Grove Hotel, (888) ; Hampton Inn (208) ; Hotel 43 (208) , in Boise, ID. (The nightly rate for Congress Attendees averages $ tax.) We suggest that you make your reservation early to guarantee space availability.. Questions? Call Lisa White or Randy Andregg Mail Registration and Payment to: IDAHO OPTOMETRIC PHYSICIANS 3313 W Cherry Lane #433 Meridian, ID

7 litigations within the area or neuro- ophthalmic disease over the past three decades annual conference 11:00am-12:00pm Ocular Dermatology: Papilloma or Problem? AS Description: This lecture reviews the basic concepts in dermatology with an emphasis on ocular tissue. Differential diagnosis as well as the medical / surgical treatment of common lesions will be discussed in detail. 12:00pm DOCTOR & PARA LUNCH with AWARDS PRESENTATION SPONSORED BY HOLLINGSHEAD EYE CENTER 2:00pm-3:00pm (balance of AS, Ocular Dermatology: Papilloma or Problem?) DOCTOR S CONGRESS ADJOURNS (See you in Boise, September 2017) Para s Education and Activity Program Thursday, September 22nd 1:00pm - 3:00pm Juli DeWalt, ABOC Juli DeWalt is a licensed Optician with over 24 years of experience. She began her career in retail in Eugene, OR. Juli later took a job in a private Optometric practice specializing in Pediatric care. She was later promoted to Optical manager, a position she held for 5 years. Juli began her career with Hoya Vision Care in October 2003 as a Territory Manager; 6 years ago she was promoted to Regional Training Manager. Juli has spoken to several groups across the Northwest and regularly conducts in-office trainings to help customers improve their staff education. 1:00pm - 2:00pm Position of Wear Measurements and Compensated Rxs Advancing technology has given us the ability to use free form surfacing, allowing for far greater precision in spectacle lenses. To provide the best possible vision for our patients, we also need to employ technology in the measurement of the various lens and frame positions relative to the patient s eyes and face. These values, called Position of Wear measurements, can significantly affect the visual performance of the lens. Today we ll review the various measurements, their optical effects and measurement thereof. We ll also discuss how the prescription is compensated for these measurements and verification of the Rx. ABO Certified 2:00pm - 3:00pm Communicating With Your Patients Communicating with your patients is more important that most people realize. Do your patients feel comfortable at your office? Do they understand the technology you recommend? And will they want to come back? Communicating with your patients in a way they can easily understand is key. This course is great for novice Eyecare Professionals and will serve as a great refresher for the more seasoned ones. ABO Certified 7

8 3:00pm BREAK Sponsored by IOP 3:10pm - 5:00pm Aaron Melton, ABOC, FNAO Aaron has worked in the optical industry since 1993 with experience in manufacturing, dispensing, managing, and consulting. He has been actively involved in the training and continuing education of those in the optical industry and enjoys helping others succeed. He is currently the Director of Education for Pech Optical. 3:10pm - 4:05pm Utilizing Personal Space Lenses This course is a presentation on progressive type lenses designed for a closer, limited range; sometimes referred to as office lenses but more relevant now than ever with the proliferation of electronic devices 4:05pm - 5:00pm Troubleshooting Progressive Lenses This course presents a systematic approach to resolving challenges with progressive lenses 5:00pm - 7:00pm 2016 PRESIDENT S RECEPTION SPONSORED BY PACIFIC CATARACT & LASER INSTITUTE Please note that heavy hors d oeuvres will be served during the reception. Tickets for the beverage of your choice will be supplied upon completed registration, and sponsored by OOGP. Friday, September 23rd 8:00am - 5:00pm Mile Brujic, OD, FAAO Mile Brujic, O.D. is a partner of Premier Vision Group, a successful three location optometric practice in Northwest Ohio. He graduated from the New England College of Optometry in He practices full scope optometry with an emphasis on ocular disease management of the anterior segment, contact lenses and glaucoma. He is active at all levels of organized optometry. Dr. Brujic is on the editorial board for a number of optometric publications. He has published over 200 articles and has given over 1000 lectures, both nationally and internationally on contemporary topics in eye care. Additionally, Dr. Brujic and Dr. Kading own Optometric Insights which provides career coaching for optometry students and emerging practitioners. As a practicing clinician, Dr. Brujic has his pulse on the realities of being in the trenches caring for patients and the real challenges and opportunities that exist in eye care. He brings a practical approach to all of the topics that he lectures on. By providing attendees with meaningful, clinically relevant information that can be applied to improve patient care, improve office culture and ultimately improve the practice, Dr. Brujic inspires success to those that he interacts with. 8:00am - 9:00am Seeing Glaucoma as More Than Just High Pressure Glaucoma is a sight threatening disease that is often asymptomatic until its final stages. This course is intended to educate the attendee about the disease. An emphasis will be placed on describing the disease and the tests that are used for the diagnosis and management of glaucoma. AOA, ABO Certified 9:00am - 10:00am Uncomplicating Contact Lens Complications Contact lenses are an extremely important component to most primary eye care practices. Unfortunately this means that so are contact lens complications. This course will discuss the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of many common and uncommon contact lens complications. It will empower the attendee with a greater understanding and appreciation of the medical nature of contact lenses and the importance of proper care for optimal wear. AOA, ABO Certified 10:00am BREAK 8

9 10:10am - 12:00pm Retinal Issues for Today s Optician 2016 annual conference Retinal issues will affect a number of patients that we see in our practices. This course will empower the optician with a greater appreciation of retinal conditions and how they affect their patients visual system. AOA, ABO Certified 12:00pm - 2:50pm EXHIBIT HALL & LUNCHEON - EYRIES Hall 3:00pm - 5:00pm What Would You Do? Triaging the Ocular Emergency Opticians are challenged with a number of clinical scenarios on a day to day basis where they have to determine the urgency of the case and determine proper triaging protocols. This course will take the attendee through the process of triaging those cases that are emergencies and proper protocols for those patients. AOA, NCLE Certified Saturday, September 24th 7:00am-8:50am PARA BREAKFAST & BUSINESS MEETING 9:00am-10:00am Creating A 5 Star Patient Experience In an increasingly challenging eye care environment, it is becoming more important to differentiate yourself. This is no more important than when discussing the refraction process in your practice. This course will discuss the opportunities that exist in todays eye care climate to elevate the patient experience and produce strong patient loyalty for practice success. AOA Certified 10:00am-11:00am 11:00am-12:00pm History Taking... Now We re Talking! One of the most important processes of the examination is taking an appropriate history. Yet it is often times the most neglected part. This course will discuss the importance of a proper history its clinical implications. AOA Certified Contact Lenses Make My Eyes Dry With the number one reason for patients discontinuing contact lens wear being discomfort, it is important to understand the reasons that cause it. This course will empower the attendee with a better understanding for the reasons that comfort with contact lenses may be affected and the strategies to make these people more successful in them. AOA Certified 12:00pm DOCTOR & PARA LUNCH with AWARDS PRESENTATION SPONSORED BY HOLLINGSHEAD EYE CENTER 2:00pm Congress Adjourns for the Paras (See you in Boise, Sept. 2017) 9

10 Paraoptometric Office & Individual Registration Form Idaho Optometric Physicians 2016 Annual Congress - sep , - the boise centre, boise, idaho Doctor s or Office Name for Badge Office Address Street City St Zip Office Phone Address (for confirmation) IOPPS Member Registration - Registering by August 15th $ IOPPS Member Registration After August 15th $ Non-Member Registration - Registering by August 15th $ Non-Member Registration - Registering after Aug. 15th $ Guest Exhibit Hall Reception Pass and Awards Banquet $ 75.00* Guest Exhibit Hall & Reception Pass $ 50.00* TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE $ number Attending Congress Badge Name Badge Name Badge Name Badge Name Badge Name Menu Choice Menu Choice Menu Choice Menu Choice Menu Choice Awards Banquet Menu Choices Chicken =C Vegetarian =V Medical Req. =M Registration Information: Registration is not accepted by phone. Registration includes: All Education Programs; Coffee Breaks; Welcoming Reception; Scheduled Food Events (i.e. Awards Banquet) and Exhibit Hall Admission Payment by Visa or Mastercard: Payment by Check Cardholder Billing Address ( same as office) Zip Attending Awards Luncheon (Total, including Guests) Card Number Sec. Code Exp. Date Signature Cancellation Policy Requests for full refund of registration and special event fees will be granted if written notification is received no later than July 15th. After July 15th, all but $40 will be refunded. All refund checks will be issued after the Congress. Questions? Call Lisa White or Randy Andregg Hotel Accommodations Accommodations registration is to be conducted directly with the residence of your choosing. We are recommending: The Grove Hotel, (888) ; Hampton Inn (208) ; Hotel 43 (208) , in Boise, ID. (The nightly rate for Congress Attendees averages $ tax.) We suggest that you make your reservation early to guarantee space availability.. Mail Registration and Payment to: IDAHO OPTOMETRIC PHYSICIANS 3313 W Cherry Lane #433 Meridian, ID

11 Mark Hollingshead, md With more than 30,000 LASIK and cataract procedures, and 20 years of service to the Boise community, Dr. Hollingshead would like to thank Idaho s optometrists for decades of first-class support and care. HollingsheadEyeCenter.com See the difference experience makes.

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