2011 Schedule

The GPLI, in association with The Contact Lens Manufacturers Association, hosts monthly live webinars in which contact lens fitters can communicate with industry experts. The webinars are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 9 PM EST (GMT-5) for a total of 1 1/2 hours. The first hour of discussion is limited to the month's topic; attendees may ask any GP lens-related question during the remaining 30 minutes. Your participation and observation is requested. Please click here if you would like to receive an email reminder for the next webinar.

2011 Webinar Schedule

February 15	GP Lens Care Update with Mr. Michael Ward
March 15	GP Lens Management of Keratoconus with Dr. Bruce Anderson
April 19	Myopia Control in 2011 with Dr. Jeff Walline
May 17	Management of the Irregular Cornea Patient with Dr. Greg DeNaeyer
June 21	Problem Solving in Corneal Reshaping with Dr. Mike Lipson
July 19	GP Lens Practice Management with Dr. Derek Louie
August 16	Clinical Pearls in Aspheric Multifocal Fitting and Problem-Solving with Dr. Doug Benoit
September 20	Corneo-Scleral and Hybrid Lens Applications with Dr. Jason Jedlicka
October 18	GP Lens Management of the High Astigmatic Patient with Dr. Clarke Newman
November 15	Optimizing Initial Comfort with GP Lenses with Dr. Ed Bennett
December 14 (Wednesday)	GP Lens Case Grand Rounds with Dr. Barry Eiden

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