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Pennsylvania College of Optometry
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Sunday
March 13, 2016 Elkins Park, PA
7:30 am
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 am
Systemic Diseases and Related Medications
Kelly Malloy, OD, FAAO, Diplomate
Tracy Offerdahl, PharmD
This case-based lecture will focus on various systemic
diseases and related medications. An optometrist
specializing in neuro-ophthalmic disease and a doctor
of pharmacy will share their perspectives on the
treatments of systemic diseases and their ocular
manifestations. They will focus on commonly used
medications and common systemic diseases that are
applicable to your practice.
9:40 amBreak
9:55 am
The Combined Role of Optometry and Occupational
Therapy in the Evaluation and Treatment of Patients
with Traumatic Brain Injury
Dawn M. Ciccarone, MS, OTR/L, CLVT
Luis Trujillo, OD
This course features an optometrist and occupational
therapist who will discuss the evaluation and treatment
process for patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
They will review how to screen, evaluate, and provide
treatment for vision and cognition for patients with TBI.
They will also identify compensatory techniques,
environmental adaptations and educational resources
of benefit to patients and their families.
11:35 amLunch
12:35 pm Pharmacologically-Guided Pain Management
in the Optometric Setting
Marcus Devlin, OD and Tracy Offerdahl, PharmD
This case-based presentation emphasizes pain
management within the scope of optometry. An
optometrist and a pharmacist present cases on the
management of ocular pain stemming from infection,
inflammation, trauma and surgery.
2:15 pmBreak
2:30 pm
The Medical and Visual Rehabilitative Management
of Age-Related Macular Degeneration and
Retinitis Pigmentosa
Richard Brilliant, OD, FAAO, Diplomate
Joshua Greene, MD
Content experts discuss the medical management of
age-related macular degeneration and retinitis
pigmentosa and how the optometrist provides vision
rehabilitation to patients with these conditions.
4:10 pmClosing
DYNAMIC DUOS
2016
SPEAKERS
RICHARD BRILLIANT, OD, FAAO, DIPLOMATE
(LOW VISION)
KELLY MALLOY, OD, FAAO, DIPLOMATE
(NEURO-OPHTHALMIC DISEASE)
An associate professor at Salus University Pennsylvania College of
Optometry, Dr. Brilliant is a senior low vision practitioner who
lectures on low vision rehabilitation. He has served as principal
investigator and clinical evaluator in many National Eye Institute
research grants involving low vision lens systems. He is the author of
many articles in referred journals and editor of a textbook titled
Essentials of Low Vision Practice. He has also been appointed to the
Medical Advisory Board of the Food and Drug Administration in the
center for Devices and Radiological Health.
Dr. Malloy is the director of the Neuro-ophthalmic Disease
Service at The Eye Institute and an associate professor at Salus
University. She specializes in visual and ocular conditions related
to the brain or manifested as a more global systemic or
neurologic process. Her areas of interest include vision loss,
headache, double vision, optic nerve assessment and ocular
manifestations of stroke, thyroid dysfunction and other systemic
and neurologic conditions. Dr. Malloy regularly consults with
multidisciplinary health care teams to improve patient outcomes.
DAWN CICCARONE, MS, OTR/L, CLVT
TRACY OFFERDAHL, PHARMD
An instructor in Salus University’s College of Education and
Rehabilitation, Ms. Ciccarone teaches in the occupational therapy
program and works in the low vision specialty clinic at The Eye
Institute. She specializes in low vision rehabilitation and geriatrics.
She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Therapy
from Thomas Jefferson University, Master of Science degree in
Gerontology from Saint Joseph’s University and a certificate in Low
Vision Therapy from Salus University.
Dr. Offerdahl is a graduate of Temple University School of
Pharmacy and an assistant professor at Salus University. She
completed a residency in pharmacy practice at Temple University
Hospital, where she spent much of her training in the area of
infectious diseases. She has held faculty positions at University of
the Sciences in Philadelphia and Philadelphia College of
Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Offerdahl has a clinical practice
outside of Philadelphia and is currently doing additional training
in integrative medicine studies, including homeopathy and
herbals.
MARCUS DEVLIN, OD
Dr. Devlin is the clinical director at James Lewis, MD, PC in Elkins
Park, Pennsylvania. He concentrates on cornea, cataract and
refractive surgical management. A graduate of the Pennsylvania
College of Optometry, he completed a residency in cornea and
contact lens at The Eye Institute. Dr. Devlin is adjunct faculty at Salus
University, where he lectures on anterior segment and participates in
the externship, advanced studies and residency programs.
JOSHUA GREENE, MD
Dr. Greene is a board-certified ophthalmologist with subspecialty
training in vitreoretinal diseases and surgery. He completed an
ophthalmology residency at Long Island Jewish Medical Center and
a surgical retina fellowship at Indiana University. He is the former
director of vitreoretinal surgery at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center
and currently works in private practice specializing in diabetic retinal
disease and macular degeneration.
LUIS TRUJILLO, OD
A graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus
University, Dr. Trujillo completed residency training in pediatrics
and binocular vision at The Eye Institute. His clinical specialties
are pediatric care, binocular vision, strabismus and amblyopia.
He previously worked as a clinical investigator in the
Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial funded by the
National Eye Institute of the National Institutes of Health. Dr.
Trujillo is currently completing a Master of Public Health degree
at Salus University.
HANDOUTS
Download the handouts from our online course directory
at ecampus.salus.edu. A user name and password will be
provided with your registration confirmation. All handouts
will be available by Friday, March 11, 2016.