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Queensland, Australia · Queensland

Jason Holland on the policy that’s failing patients - Optometry Australia

For Queensland optometrist Jason Holland, working in a collaborative care setting has offered a glimpse into the future of optometry – one where oral prescribing is seamlessly integrated into everyday care. As Optometry Australia calls on the Optometry Board of Australia to review and contemporise the Guidelines for the Use of Scheduled Medicines to enable optometrists … Continue reading "Jason Holland on the policy that’s failing patients" The …Read Article

Australia · Australia

Help strengthen the Visiting Optometrists Scheme — Share your insights - Optometry Australia

Optometry Australia is inviting all members involved in the Visiting Optometrists Scheme (VOS) to take part in a national survey to help shape the future of this vital program. The VOS plays a critical role in improving access to eye care for Australians living in rural and remote communities, as well as for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The post Help strengthen the Visiting Optometrists Scheme — Share your insights appeared fi…Read Article

Placement Poverty – the unseen burden on optometry students - Optometry Australia

With a conversation kicking off about expansion to the Commonwealth Prac Payment (CPP) scheme, led by Dr Monique Ryan, Senator David Pocock and our colleagues at Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA), Optometry Australia is calling for optometry students to be included. Stories like Jessie’s highlight why extending this support to optometry students will help ease placement-related financial pressures and strengthen the profession’s workfor…Australia · Australia Read Article

Independent optometry leads the way with launch of electronic prescriptions - Optometry Australia

Independent optometrists are set to take an important step forward in digital health, with the latest Optomate software update introducing electronic prescriptions (e-scripts) for the first time within independent optometry practice management systems. The post Independent optometry leads the way with launch of electronic prescriptions appeared first on Optometry Australia.Australia · Australia Read Article

From placement to policy: students join Optometry Australia’s push to address workforce maldistribution - Optometry Australia

When University of Melbourne optometry student Jasmine Gregory first stepped into the Optometry Australia (OA) office for her Advocacy Placement, a moment of clarity struck her. This insight, shared alongside fellow student Maggie Wang, captures the essence of OA’s Student Advocacy Placement program. The post From placement to policy: students join Optometry Australia’s push to address workforce maldistribution appeared first on Optometry Austra…Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

Why timely care matters: Lisa Kingshott’s call for oral prescribing rights - Optometry Australia

Access to timely treatment can make all the difference when it comes to eye health. For Tasmanian optometrist Lisa Kingshott, providing comprehensive eye care doesn’t just come down to clinical skill – it’s also about having the right tools at hand. The post Why timely care matters: Lisa Kingshott’s call for oral prescribing rights appeared first on Optometry Australia.Hobart, Australia · Hobart Read Article

New Eye Care Clinic Takes Spot in Loudoun Shopping Center

A new optometry practice with five current locations around the greater Washington DC area has reportedly signed a lease for a new location in Loudoun County. The brand is called Eye Rx and it's taking a 2,500 s.f. space in the Lansdowne Town Center. It's going into the vacant spot next door to the PhoAustralia · Australia See the Story

Lisa Lombardi: Scope of practice and low vision rehabilitation services in Texas - Optometry Australia

As a 2025 LOOK International Scholarship recipient, Lisa Lombardi had the opporunity to travel overseas to investigate optometric scope of practice not yet available in Australia. She took the chance to explore low vision and rehabilitation service provision in Texas, USA. The post Lisa Lombardi: Scope of practice and low vision rehabilitation services in Texas appeared first on Optometry Australia.Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Public Liability Insurance now included in OA membership for eligible members - Optometry Australia

From 1 July 2025, Optometry Australia (OA) members who meet specific eligibility criteria will receive $20m public liability insurance (PLI) as part of their membership – at no additional cost. This new benefit will be provided in partnership with Avant, OA’s professional indemnity insurance (PII) provider and Australia’s largest medico-legal insurer. The post Public Liability Insurance now included in OA membership for eligible members appeare…Australia · Australia Read Article

Optometry, Then the Sequel – the Story of Tsu Shan Chambers

Tsu Shan Chambers drew on her previous life as an optometrist to play Alana, in the movie My Eyes. Images: Wise Goat Productions.One Australian woman’s story about her rise through optometry and the pursuit of a long-held passion is almost more compelling than the one she’s set to splash across the big screen. “Former optometrist.” So says the LinkedIn profile of Ms Tsu Shan Chambers. She acknowledges that one probably stings a little with her p…Australia · Australia See the Story

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