Resident Forum

All cancellations must be made in writing, either by mail, email, or fax. We do not accept phone cancellations. To receive a full refund, your cancellation request must be received by Friday, May 25th. Cancellations received after Friday, May 25th and 72 hours before the Resident Forum program will receive a 65% refund. No refunds will be give within 72 hours of the program.

Medical Emergencies
If you need to cancel at any time due to a medical emergency, you will receive a refund or credit of 100% if your cancellation request is accompanied by a note from your physician.

Refund procedures
If original payment was made by credit card, your cancellation refund will be credited to your credit card account.

Preventing Progression with Corneal Collagen Cross-linking
Celia Gong, OD, MS, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

Pigmented Conjunctival Lesions: When to Monitor and When to Refer
Jane Pouvaranukoah, OD, San Francisco VA

Peripheral Corneal Ulcers: A Rare Presentation of Herpes Simplex
Courtney Goode, OD, Fresno VA

Zoster Invasion
Joan Le, OD, Fresno VA

The Role of Optometrist in the Management of Uveitis
Meng-Hua Wu, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

ICE syndrome
Teresa Nguyen, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

Enhancing Quality of Life: Soft Prosthetic Contact Lenses
Karen Molina, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

Myopia Control: Should It Become the Standard of Care?
Shelby Leach, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

Late Onset Ocular Myasthenia Gravis
Michael Wallerich, OD, MBA, Palo Alto VA

I Can’t Read, The Words Run Together and Things Don’t Make Sense
Brooke Kibel, OD, Palo Alto VA

Central Fusion Disruption Secondary to Traumatic Brain Injury
Sarah El-Khazendar, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

Low Vision and Driving
Emily Gorski, OD, UC Berkeley School of Optometry

A Case of Paracentral Acute Middle Maculopathy in Central Retinal Vein Occlusion
Sara Nabhan, OD, Palo Alto VA

Guidelines for the Referral and Management of Central Retinal Vein Occlusions
Alyssa Louie, OD, San Francisco VA

There's a Floater in My Eye! A Case of Sickle Cell Retinopathy
Ashley McCafferty, OD, Reno VA

Not Your Average Floater
Amanda Brewer, OD, Reno VA

Multiple Sclerosis and the Optic Nerve
May Sanguanlosit, OD, Palo Alto VA

Maxed out? Current Options for the Progressing Glaucoma Patient
Kathleen Au, OD, Fresno VA

Ocular Side Effects of Increasingly Prescribed Biological Agents
Sandra Harpster, OD, San Francisco VA