Retinal screenings can not only detect the early onset of ocular conditions but can also allow you to practice eye care to the highest standards. This article provides the benefits of retinal screenings and pointers on how to incorporate them in your practice.

Salary can play a major part in selecting the right job, and it can vary widely. We've broken down what starting salary you can expect based on a range of factors.

Adding scleral lenses to your practice brings a whole new patient population—and a few challenges. Follow these advanced fitting techniques to achieve better vision, better comfort, and better overall results with your scleral lens patients.

Become versed in the typical and atypical ocular manifestations of COVID-19 to be better equipped to manage patients’ health conditions and guide them to a better prognosis.

Distinguishing and diagnosing lesions represents a diagnostic challenge for eyecare providers. Expand your knowledge on the differential diagnoses and management of some of the more common pigmented lesions encountered on routine clinical examination.

Clinicians who routinely fit scleral and specialty contact lenses should consider updating their scleral lens technology. Here are my top three recommendations to add to your office to help you fit more accurately and quickly.

Salary can play a major part in selecting the right job, and it can vary widely. We've broken down what starting salary you can expect based on a range of factors.

Secure your spot at the largest dry eye-only event in the industry, March 4-6, 2022. You'll gain nine hours of free CE and 18+ hours of expert-led education on today's hottest topics in dry eye.

Applications for National Vision, Inc's 2021-2022 scholarship program will be open through February 15, 2022. If you're a third- or fourth-year optometry student, apply today!