Professional Opticians of Florida is excited to announce our upcoming ABO / NCLE Exam Review Webinar Series. This webinar series will cover the core areas of knowledge needed to assist in preparation for the ABO / NCLE Examinations.  This webinar series consists of

(6) six (2) two-hour sessions!

This webinar series is easily accessible on your laptop or tablet and allows for interaction between attendees and your instructor.  Seating is limited!

The webinar series covers the core areas of knowledge to assist in preparation for the ABO Exam.  Topics reviewed include:

I. Ophthalmic Optics

• Terminology
  
• Lens characteristics, powers and formulas
  
• Multifocals
  
• Lens Materials
  
• Prism
  

II. Ocular Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology

• Structure of the eye and function
  
• Refractive errors
  

III. Ophthalmic Products

• Lenses & Frames
  
• Applying produce Knowledge
• Verifying frame and lens parameters

IV. Instrumentation

• Use of lens power devices
  
• Select ophthalmic tool, instruments, and equipment
  
• Use and maintain ophthalmic tool, instruments, and equipment
  

V. Dispensing Procedure

• Visual needs for lifestyle and occupational activities
  
• Fitting, adjusting, measuring, and verification

VI. Laws, Regulations, and Standards

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NCLE Exam Review - Webinar Series

Instructor: Thomas Neff

Dates: 

February 28

March 7

March 21

March 28

April 4

April 11

Webinar Hours: 7 - 9pm

This webinar series will prepare the candidate for the NCLE Basic examination.

Topics will include:

Domain I -

• Ocular Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the eye as it pertains to contact lens wear and

Domain II -

• Refractive errors regarding ametropias and optical conditions related to contact lenses.

Domain III -

• Pre-fitting techniques will be discussed to evaluate the relationship between the corneal readings and the refractive error to identify the possible need for specialty materials and designs.

Domain V and VI –

• Will discuss the diagnostic fitting and dispensing of both soft and rigid lenses, including aftercare, wearing schedules and patient hygiene.
• This Domain will also include the use of instruments, tests and evaluation procedures.

Domain VII –

• Will discuss follow-up and problem solving protocol as it relates to normal and abnormal symptoms and

Domain VIII –

• Will discuss the legal aspects of contact lenses and tolerance standards utilized in contact lens fitting.

Register for NCLE Webinar Series