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2043 College Way Forest Grove, OR 97116 COLLEGE of OPTOMETRY JANUARY 25-31, 2015 Hilton Waikoloa Village, Hawai’i ISLAND EYES | 2015 CONFERENCE Nonprofit Org US Postage PAID Forest Grove OR Permit No 67 LP 5M 0714 ♻ Printed on recycled paper. IN 1983 WE INVITED 110 DOCTORS to the brand new resort area of Wailea on the Island of Maui for the inaugural “Fun in the Sun Conference.” In the past 32 years, the meeting evolved to become the Pacific University Island Eyes Conference, a week-long meeting attracting optometric physicians from throughout the United States and Canada. The meeting moves to different resorts throughout the Hawaiian Islands, offering excellent education and new experiences each year. The 2015 Island Eyes Conference goes to Hawai’i Island, also known as the “Big Island,” the youngest and the largest island in the Hawaiian chain. This island is home to Hawaiian cowboys (paniolos), Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, pristine beaches, waterfalls, Kona coffee plantations and much more. Our schedule for this classic winter conference starts with our lavish welcome reception on Sunday, daily continental breakfast for those registered for the education, morning classes, afternoons and evenings free. No classes are scheduled on Thursday, giving you a full day to explore Hawai’i with friends and family. We’ll host a golf outing on Wednesday, followed by happy hour hosted by the College of Optometry Deans. Those registered for the educational program can earn up to 29 hours of COPE approved continuing education. Our Island Eyes faculty include premier educators and clinicians: William Hills OD, MD; Randy Kojima FAAO; Matt Lampa OD; Rick London MA, OD; Elaine Pedersen; Carlo Pelino OD; Maynard Pohl OD; Leo Skorin OD, DO; and Lisa Umphrey MD. The Hilton Waikoloa Village is a spectacular oceanfront resort located on the sunny Kohala Coast of Hawai’i. Located on 62 acres, the resort features three pools, a lagoon with a white sand beach, 14 unique restaurants and bars, great resort shopping and two championship golf courses. The beautiful grounds also showcase an amazing art collection from Asian, Western and Oceanic cultures. Don’t miss your chance to swim with the dolphins through the Dolphin Quest experience at the Hilton Waikoloa. Shuttles will also transport you to the Kings’ Shops and Queens’ MarketPlace in the Waikoloa Resort area. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY | COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY

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IN 1983 WE INVITED 110 DOCTORS to the brand new resort area of Wailea on the Island of Maui for the inaugural “Fun in the SunConference.” In the past 32 years, the meeting evolved to becomethe Pacifi c University Island Eyes Conference, a week-long meeting attracting optometric physicians from throughout the United Statesand Canada. The meeting moves to different resorts throughout the Hawaiian Islands, offering excellent education and new experiences each year.

The 2015 Island Eyes Conference goes to Hawai’i Island, also knownas the “big Island,” the youngest and the largest island in theHawaiian chain. This island is home to Hawaiian cowboys (paniolos),Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, pristine beaches, waterfalls, Konacoffee plantations and much more. Our schedule for this classic winter conference starts with our lavish welcome reception onSunday, daily continental breakfast for those registered for theeducation, morning classes, afternoons and evenings free. Noclasses are scheduled on Thursday, giving you a full day to explore Hawai’i with friends and family. We’ll host a golf outing on Wednesday, followed by happy hour hosted by the Collegeof Optometry Deans.

Those registered for the educational program can earn up to 29hours of COPE approved continuing education. Our Island Eyes faculty include premier educators and clinicians: William Hills OD, MD; Randy Kojima FAAO; Matt Lampa OD; Rick London MA, OD; Elaine Pedersen; Carlo Pelino OD; Maynard Pohl OD; Leo Skorin OD, DO; and Lisa Umphrey MD.

The Hilton Waikoloa Village is a spectacular oceanfront resort located on the sunny Kohala Coast of Hawai’i. Located on 62 acres, the resort features three pools, a lagoon with a white sand beach, 14 unique restaurants and bars, great resort shoppingand two championship golf courses. The beautiful grounds alsoshowcase an amazing art collection from Asian, Western and Oceanic cultures. Don’t miss your chance to swim with the dolphins through the Dolphin Quest experience at the Hilton Waikoloa. Shuttles will also transport you to the Kings’ Shopsand Queens’ MarketPlace in the Waikoloa Resort area.

PAcIFIc uNIVERSITy | COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY

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SundayJanuary 25

2 p.m.Registration Desk Opens

3:30-5:30 p.m.“Tales from the Grove: Clinical Case Reports”Coyle, Horn, Timpone

5:30-7:30 p.m. Welcome Reception, heavy hors d’oeuvres

MondayJanuary 26

7:30-8:30 a.m.“Higher Order Visual Processing”William Hills

8:30-9:30 a.m.“Eye Disease by the Numbers”Leo Skorin

9:30-11:30 a.m.“Learn to Co-Manage the Complex and Unusual” Maynard Pohl

11:30–12:30 p.m.“Approach to Unilateral Optic Disc Edema” William Hills

12:30-1:30 p.m.BOnuS “Guard Your Heart”Lisa Umphrey

TueSdayJanuary 27

7:30-9:30 a.m“Inflammatory Conditions and Communicable Diseases”Carlo Pelino

9:30-10:30 a.m.“Eye Movements in Neurodegenerative Disorders”William Hills

10:30–11:30 a.m.“Alzheimer Disease: An Update with Answers to Common Questions” Leo Skorin

11:30-12:30 p.m.“Use of OCT in Neuro-ophthalmic Conditions” William Hills

12:30-1:30 p.m.BOnuS“CRT Certification” Randy Kojima

OPTOMETRIST REGISTRATION FORM

Full name __________________________________________________________________________________

Name tag should read ________________________________________________________________________

Pacific year _____________________ Other school/year ____________________________________________

Telephone ________________________________ Email ____________________________________________

OE tracker __________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing address _____________________________________________________________________________

City/St/Province __________________ Zip/Postal code ____________________________________________

O.D. regiStratiOn fee

□ $700 early □ $800 late (after Dec. 1)

Daily rate (2 days minimum) # _______@ $175

indicate Days □ Sun □ Mon □ tues □ Wed □ fri □ Sat

Check the box below to obtain a hard copy for an additional fee.

□ Yes, I would like a paper copy of the workbook. Please add $20.

NOTE: Electronic workbooks will be emailed prior to the conference.

PARAOPTOMETRIc REGISTRATION

Full name(s) ________________________________________________________________________________

Name tag should read ________________________________________________________________________

With registered optometrist $200 ______________________________________________________________

Without registered optometrist $300 ___________________________________________________________

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES ___________________________________________________________________

□ _____________________________ Yes, I am interested in playing in the Wednesday golf outing

□ Yes, I will attend the arrival reception (Sunday)

□ I require special services in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act to fully participate. (Pacific University College of Optometry will contact you to make arrangements.)

FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION AND CREDIT CARD PAYMENTShttps://secure.pacificu.edu/forms/form/30773442404

For payment by check, please send your check and this completed form to:ISLAND EYES CONFERENCE | Pacific University College of Optometry 2043 College Way, Forest Grove, OR 97116

For more information, contact Jeanne Oliver at 503-352-2740 or [email protected] confirmations will be sent electronically. Paper copies will be sent if no email is provided. CanCeLLatiOn POLiCy | Refund of registration fee less $25 will be granted if written request is received by Wednesday, January 7, 2015.

Pacific University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

OPTOMETRIST cONFERENcE SchEdulE 29 HOURS OF COPE-APPROVED EDUCATION AVAILAbLE | TiTles & sPeAkers sUbjeCT TO ChAnge.

OPTOMETRIST $700 early; $800 Late (after Dec. 1)Includes 29 hours continuing education, welcome reception, 5-days continental breakfast

Daily rate (2 days minimum) $175 Includes day’s education and continental breakfast

PARAOPTOMETRIc $200 with registered ODIncludes 9 hours continuing education, welcome reception, 3-days continental breakfast

$300 without registered ODIncludes 9 hours continuing education, welcome reception, 3-days continental breakfast

WedneSdayJanuary 28

7:30-9:30 a.m.“Oral Medications in Eye Care”Maynard Pohl

9:30-10:30 a.m.“Intravitreal Injections: Can They Treat Everything?”Rick London

10:30-12:30 p.m.“Custom Soft Contact Lens Design & Prescribing”Matt Lampa

12:30-1:30 p.m.BOnuS “Evidence based Treatment of Amblyopia” Rick London

OuTINGS11 a.m. | GOLF (fee for this activity) 5-7 p.m. | HAPPY HOUR

ThurSdayJanuary 29 | FREE DAY TO ENJOY HAWAI’I

FridayJanuary 30

7:30-9:30 a.m.“Contact Lenses for Diseased, Post-surgical and Asymmetric Eyes”Randy Kojima, Matt Lampa

9:30-11:30 a.m.“Essentials in Systemic Disease”Carlo Pelino

11:30-12:30 p.m.“Strabismus: Variations on a Theme”Rick London

12:30-1:30 p.m.BOnuS “Ectropion-Entropion: A Tale of a Lax Lid” Leo Skorin

SaTurdayJanuary 31

7:30-9:30 a.m.“binocular Anomalies Resulting from Pathological Causes: CVA and Head Trauma”Rick London

9:30-10:30 a.m.“Myopia Control Techniques with Specialty Contact Lenses”Matt Lampa

MondayJanuary 26

8-9 a.m.“Ethics in the Optometric Practice”Fraser Horn

9-11 a.m.“Luxury Dispensing”Elaine Pedersen

TueSdayJanuary 27

8-9 a.m.“Detect and Protect” Elaine Pedersen

9-10 a.m.Ocular Side Effects of Systemic MedicationsJennifer Coyle

10-11 a.m.“What Frame, Which Face?”Elaine Pedersen

WedneSdayJanuary 28

8-9 a.m. “Interprofessional Optometry”Carole Timpone

9-11 a.m.“Dealing with Difficult People”Elaine Pedersen

PARAOPTOMETRIc EducATION 9 HOURS OF EDUCATION AVAILAbLE

TRAVEl TO hAWAI’IA number of airlines fly directly to the Kona (KOA) airport on Hawaii Island, or it’s an easy island hop from Honolulu. All major car rental companies are available at the airport for those who wish to fully explore the island. Reasonably priced shuttle services are also available. The Waikoloa resort community is 24 miles from the airport. Go to our website for airline discountshttp://www.pacificu.edu/optometry/ce/conferences_events.cfm

HiLtOn WaikOLOa ViLLage

This luxury resort property offers all the amenities to make your stay a truly memorable one. We’ve negotiated a block of rooms priced from $200 to $250.* These rates are available if you book bEFORE DECEMbER 26, 2014. Depending on availability at the time of your reservation, the rates will apply three days before and after the meeting dates. To receive the negotiated rates, please book through our reservation link off our website. The group code is PUC.

HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE Golf/Garden/Mountain view $200 69-425 Waikoloa beach Drive Partial Ocean View $230 Waikoloa HI 96738-5710 Deluxe Ocean View $250 http://www.hiltonwaikoloavillage.com 808-886-1234

*These rates do not include the mandatory service charges, $10/per person porterage, $3/day room attendant.

cONFERENcE FAculTyJennifer COyLe OD, MSDean, College of Optometry Pacific University

WiLLiaM HiLLS OD, MD Casey Eye Institute, Oregon Health & Sciences University Portland, Oregon

fraSer HOrn OD, faaOAssociate Dean, Academic Programs Pacific University

ranDy kOJiMa fCLSa, faaOPrecision Technology Services Vancouver, bC

MattHeW LaMPa OD, faaOAssociate Professor of Optometry Pacific University

riCHarD LOnDOn Ma, ODProfessor of Optometry Pacific University

eLaine PeDerSenNational Training Coordinator, Optometric Services, Inc. Vancouver, bC

CarLO PeLinO OD, faaOAssistant Professor Pennsylvania College of Optometry

MaynarD POHL ODClinical Director, PCLI bellevue, Washington

LeOniD SkOrin OD, DOMayo Clinic Albert Lea, Minnesota

CarOLe tiMPOne OD, faaODistinguished University Professor Associate Dean, Clinical Programs Pacific University

LiSa uMPHrey MDChattanooga Heart Institute Chattanooga, Tennessee

REGISTRATION FORMFOR ONLINE REGISTRATION AND CREDIT CARD PAYMENTShttps://secure.pacificu.edu/forms/form/30773442404