Scientific Sessions will provide physicians and ophthalmic nurses the latest clinical developments in ophthalmology that can be immediately implemented into practice.
Coding and Reimbursement Update will provide physicians and coding experts the most current information specific to coding and reimbursement that will help your practice bill for the highest allowable reimbursement and avoid penalties and denials.
Young Ophthalmologists Program offers residents, fellows and new to practice ophthalmologists with information on practice building, work-life balance, personal finance to assist them as they are beginning to build their careers.
JCAHPO Ophthalmic Allied Personnel Program is designed to increase the knowledge and skills of Allied Ophthalmic Personnel (AOP) as they work toward certification, recertification and lifelong learning.
Friday, July 9 | 1:00-2:00 PM ET
Keys to Lawsuit Prevention, Medical License Protection and Tax Savings
Attendees will learn how to appropriately apply risk management techniques to improve tax savings, structure assets for lawsuit protection and prevention and guard their medical license.
Faculty:
TBD
Saturday, July 10 | 6:55-7:55 AM ET
Putting the Control of Post-op Therapy in Your Hands
Attendees will hear about the first intracanalicular drug delivery options available in ophthalmic surgery and post-operative innovation.
Faculty:
David Goldman, MD
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