GPLI Calendar of Events

Events of interest for students and eye care professionals:

February 23	GP Problem Solving with Dr. Bob Grohe and Dr. Ed Bennett (Online Symposium)
March 16	Mini-Scleral Applications with Dr. Steve Byrnes (Webinar)
March 27	Southern College of Optometry Academic Workshop
March 30-31	Southern CA College of Optometry Academic Workshop
April 8	NOVA (Florida) Academic Workshop
April 13	GP Multifocal Fitting and Troubleshooting with Dr. Doug Benoit and Dr. Bruce Williams (Online Symposium)
May 11	Keratoconus Management with Dr. Christine Sindt (Webinar)
May 15	Ohio State University Academic Workshop
June 8	Bitoric Design and Fitting with Dr. Ron Watanabe and Dr. Renee Reeder (Online Symposium)
July 13	Corneal Topography and GP Fitting with Dr. Eef van der Worp (Webinar)
August 10	Post-Surgical Fitting with Dr. Loreta Szczotka-Flynn and Dr. Tim Edrington (Online Symposium)
September 14	Orthokeratology with Dr. Bruce Morgan (Webinar)
October 12	Large Diameter GP and Hybrid Applications with Dr. Derek Louie and Dr. Jason Jedlicka (Online Symposium)
November 9	GP Multifocal Applications with Dr. Rob Davis (Webinar)
December 14	GPs and Young People with Dr. Cary Herzberg and Dr. John Rinehart (Online Symposium)

You can also check the online symposium calendar for all the upcoming online events on this website, as well as case studies from past events. You can also read all of the past symposia case studies.

If you would like to submit an event to this calendar, please e-mail GPLI. All entries are made at the discretion of the site editor.

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