Agenda Items and Meeting Materials

TELECONFERENCE MEETING NOTICE

Members of the Board
  • Lillian Wang, O.D., President
  • Jeffrey Garcia, O.D., Vice President
  • Eunie Linden, J.D., Secretary
  • Stacy Hancock, Optician
  • Glenn Kawaguchi, O.D.
  • Mark Morodomi, J.D., Public Member
  • Joseph Pruitt, O.D.
  • Jonathon M. Ross, O.D.
  • Sandra D. Sims, J.D., Public Member
  • Donald Yoo, J.D., Public Member
  • Vacant Governor Appointee, Public Member
  • Shara Murphy, Executive Officer
Action May Be Taken on Any Item Listed on the Agenda

PRACTICE AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Friday, September 23, 2022

Time: 11:00 a.m. to close of business

PUBLIC WEBEX MEETING

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  1. Call to Order / Roll Call / Establishment of a Quorum

  2. Public Comment for Items Not on the Agenda

    Note: The Board may not discuss or take action on any matter raised during this public comment section, except to decide whether to place the matter on the agenda of a future meeting (Government Code Sections 11125, 11125.7(a).)

  3. Discussion and Possible Approval of the March 4, 2022 Meeting Minutes

  4. Discussion and Possible Action on Continuing Education Course Approval Requests Pursuant to Title 16, California Code of Regulations section 1536 (KAISER APPLICATIONS)

    1. Kaiser Permanente – Dr. Alisha Truong

      1. A Few Interesting Optic Nerve Disorders (ONLINE)
      2. Visual Fields: A Refresher (ONLINE)

  5. Discussion and Possible Action on Continuing Education Course Approval Requests Pursuant to Title 16, California Code of Regulations section 1536 (ONLINE WEBINAR APPLICATIONS)

    1. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Lumps and Bumps
      2. Treating Presbyopia Correction with Light Adjustable Lens
      3. Hemorrhage–Related Glaucomas: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
      4. A Good Orbit (Lid, Muscle, Nerve) is Your End Game!
      5. Secondary Glaucomas
      6. In Pursuit of Emmetropia: Chasing from the Refraction Surgery Menu
      7. The Evolution in the Treatment of Corneal Endothelial Dysfunction

    2. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Medical Management of Presbyopia

    3. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. Referring to Retina – What, When, Why?

    4. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. OH MY, DRY EYE!

    5. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. VUITY Corrective Eye Drops & Advanced Surgical Options for Presbyopia Treatment

    6. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. Case Studies in Cataract and Glaucoma

    7. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. Interesting Topics in the Optometric Role in Refractive, Cataract, Glaucoma, Dry Eye, Retina, and Ophthalmic Treatments

    8. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Is There an Age Limit for Lens Replacement Surgery
      2. April Glaucoma Madness – Which MIGS Procedure is in my Bracket?

    9. Colvard–Kandavel Eye Center – Angela Hughes

      1. Oculoplastics
      2. Narrow Angle Glaucoma
      3. Restoring Vision, Transforming Lives
      4. The Vivity Intraocular Lens

    10. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Ophthalmology Morbidity and Mortality – Complex Anterior Segment Cases
      2. Cataract Surgery Beyond Basics: Approach to Patients With Other Ocular Comorbidities

    11. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. How to Refer for Dry Eye Treatment

    12. Maloney–Shamie Vision Institute – Dr. Neda Shamie

      1. Glaucoma
      2. Anterior Segment
      3. General Optometry
      4. Neuroscience
      5. Practice Management

    13. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. EVO ICL: Evolutionary Vision Correction

    14. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Best Practices in Refractive Surgery 2022
      2. Asian Double Eyelids Demystified
      3. A Roll of Tape: Optimizing Retinal Surgical Outcomes
      4. Glaucoma and OCT
      5. Ultrasonography: More Than Meets the Eye
      6. How to Be Okay With OCT–A
      7. Wild Ride with Dr. Agarwal
      8. The Unhappy Patient
      9. Refractive Surgery Considerations in Glaucoma Patients
      10. MIGS: Bachelorette in Paradise
      11. OCT and Macular Disease – Mastering the Basics
      12. The Great Debate: Monofocal vs. Multifocal (IOL)
      13. The Unhappy Doctor

    15. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. Pre–Op and Post–Op Care for Cataract Surgery

    16. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. How to Do an ICL Consultation

    17. Dougherty Laser Vision – Lowind Fabria for Carolina Guardado

      1. Interesting Topics in the Optometric Role in Cataract, Glaucoma, and Pterygium

    18. Dougherty Laser Vision – Carolina Guardado

      1. Live Consultations & CE Lecture: LASIK and Cataract Surgery

    19. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Plethora of Options for the Cataract Patient: Why? What? How?
      2. Post–Operative Cataract Co–Management: Why? What? How?

    20. Marshall B Ketchum University – Dr. John Lee

      1. Living Under Pressure: Lifestyle Modifications for Glaucoma
      2. When in Doubt, Is It Herpes?

    21. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. Value of a Drop
      2. Co–Management: Collaboration at its Finest – Case Presentations

    22. Coastal Vision Medical Group – Manny Monroy for Gina Valdemar

      1. OCT Imaging of Maculopathies: The Power of Light
      2. Cataract Surgery: Which Intraocular Lens Would You Choose if You Knew What I Know?

    23. Luxottica Retail – Dr. Cindy Chiang, OD

      1. Retinal Glaucomas

  6. Discussion and Possible Action on Continuing Education Course Approval Requests Pursuant to Title 16, California Code of Regulations section 1536 (COMPLETE APPLICATIONS)

    1. AAOS – Dr. John Lee

      1. Past, Present, and Future of Head–Mounted Video Display Systems in Low Vision Enhancement
      2. Glaucoma: New Treatments and How to Co–Manage
      3. Counseling the Most Demanding Surgery Patients
      4. Light Adjustable Technology: How Does It Work and Who Is a Good Candidate?

    2. Shepard Eye Center – Dr. Randall Goodman

      1. Refractive Surgery – LASIK, ICL, RLE & Refractive Cataract Surgery

    3. California Retina Associates – Melissa Vizcarra

      1. Management of DM and Macular Degeneration

    4. Asian American Optometric Society – Dr. John Lee

      1. Glaucoma? or Not?
      2. Rapid Fire Grand Rounds: Conjunctival Neoplastic Lesions
      3. Scleral Lens Management and Update in Research
      4. Is It Cancer? A Review of Conjunctival Neoplastic Lesions

    5. Pacific Vision Institute – Dr. Ella Faktorovich, MD

      1. Advanced IOL and ICL Patient Management Pearls for an Optometric Physician

    6. Asian American Optometric Society – Dr. John Lee

      1. Are We in the Age of Customization?
      2. Management of Cataract and Glaucoma 2022: Which New IOL? Which New Generation of MIGS?
      3. Cataract Surgery Beyond Basics: Approach to Patients with Other Ocular Comorbidities
      4. Choroidal Lesions: Punt It or Confront It

    7. Alejandro Reyes – Debbie Deveno

      1. Glaucoma Case Studies
      2. The “Swollen” Optic Disc: When to Act Fast
      3. What's New in Glaucoma 2022
      4. Making Sense of Pigmented Lesions of the Ocular Surface

    8. The Retina Partners – Alessandra Silva

      1. Age–Related Macular Degeneration
      2. Retinal Vascular Diseases
      3. Retinal and Subretinal Lesions
      4. Urgent Retinal Conditions
      5. Diagnostic OCT Interpretation
      6. Macular Diseases I and II
      7. Pediatric Retina

  7. Future Agenda Items

  8. Adjournment

The mission of the California State Board of Optometry is to protect the health and safety of California consumers through licensing, registration, education, and regulation of the practice of Optometry and Opticianry.

Action may be taken on any item on the agenda. Items may be taken out of order for any reason including to accommodate speakers, for convenience, or to maintain a quorum. Meetings of the California State Board of Optometry and its committees are open to the public except when specifically noticed otherwise in accordance with the Bagley–Keene Open Meeting Act. Public comments will generally be taken on agenda items at the time the specific item is raised. Please respect time limits, which the Chairperson may request on an as–needed basis to accommodate all interested speakers and the full agenda.

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