Introduction to Ophthalmic Medical Assisting

Gain employability skills quickly as an entry-level Ophthalmic Assistant.  Basic instruction in Ophthalmic Assisting includes basic eye anatomy, diseases of the eyes, patient care, history taking, ophthalmic equipment, glasses and contact lenses.  Ocular surgeries, including Lasik and cataract, as well as the role of the assistant in assisting the physician in minor office procedures will be discussed.  Preparation for the Ophthalmic Medical Assisting Home Study course is also covered.  
Textbook required: Ophthalmic Medical Assisting, 4th Edition.
Cost: $249

CEHS-293

Instructor: Tracy Dillon, COA

Contact Information:

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