Maintaining and improving your professional skills and knowledge is essential for providing high quality care for patients and raising professional standards.
Use our online resources and materials to support your continuing professional development and earn essential CPD points.
We have a blended programme of online and in-person events to help you develop your clinical and professional knowledge, and gain interactive CPD points.
Acuity is available in printed and digital formats. It's packed with news and analysis and includes online CPD articles to help you stay ahead in your career.
OiP is our Continuing Professional Development journal. Complete multiple choice quizzes to gain non-interactive CPD points.
This course covers aspects of myopia and risk factors for progression in children. It will help you advise parents, caregivers, and patients on the available management options.
This module introduces the CLiP programme to students, covering how the College will provide support, making meaningful logbook entries, and the development of professional values and behaviours expected in practice.
Improve your skills and knowledge in diagnosis and patient management on this updated online CPD course for independent prescribing optometrists.
In this updated online CPD course for optometrists you will be given the background to four patients and will complete a series of activities related to each case.
This course outlines what you need to know as a supervisor to support students under the new CLiP scheme, and how this scheme differs from College’s Scheme for Registration.
This course guides supervisors to prepare for and conduct effective one-to-one meetings with their learners.
This is part one of the Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) series and a basic-level course in interpreting OCT results and using findings in clinical decision-making.
Our clinical advisers explore the College’s updated clinical governance guidance and its four critical domains: Safety culture; insight; involvement; and improvement.
This online peer review session is open to College members and will cover your GOC peer review requirement.
This online CPD course is for optometrists who would like to know more about diabetic retinopathy but are not already involved in diabetic screening.
Dr Pearse Keane discusses AI applications in eyecare, including: basic concepts; language models; challenges and progress so far; Google DeepMind; and more.
Dr Margaret (Maggie) Woodhouse discusses the main issues in examining and managing patients with learning disabilities whose communication styles are different from the norm.