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Program Details
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History and Pharmacology (1 hour)
Corticosteroids, Ophthalmic
Steroids, and Anti-inflammatory
Medications (1 hour)
Ophthalmic Steroid Use in Clinical
Practice (1 hour)
Complications with the Application
of Steroids (1 hour)
Case Studies (3 hours)
New Trends in Anti-inflammatory
Therapy (1 hour)
Speakers
residency at The New York Eye and Ear
Infirmary and fellowships at the Wilmer Eye
Institute.
James Colgain, OD
Dr. Colgain is a native of Bethesda, Md., and a
1983 graduate of the Illinois College of
Optometry. He is the Clinical Director for
Whitten Laser Eye in Washington, DC. He
continues to serve as a Lt. Col. with an Air
National Guard F-16 Squadron. After leaving
active duty, Dr. Colgain pioneered Kaiser
Permanente’s Mid Atlantic Region’s Eye Care
Services. Dr. Colgain is adjunct faculty for four
Colleges of optometry and has instructed over
50 medical and optometric interns and created
a family practice optometric residency, in
conjunction with the SUNY College of
optometry.
Sanjay Kedhar, MD
Leo Semes, OD, FAAO
Dr. Kedhar is a Clinical Instructor of
Ophthalmology at the Wilmer Eye
Institute, The Johns Hopkins University
School of Medicine. He specializes in the
medical and surgical management of
patients with uveitis and other
autoimmune and infectious eye diseases.
He performs cataract and pharmacological
implant surgeries in these patients and
also participates in numerous research
projects on the outcomes of these disease
treatments. He is also an expert in
cornea, external diseases, and laser
refractive surgery. Dr. Kedhar received
his medical degree from New York
Medical College. He completed his
Leo P. Semes, OD, is an Associate Professor
of Optometry and the Director of Continuing
Education at The University of Alabama at
Birmingham. He earned his doctor of
optometry degree from the Pennsylvania
College of Optometry (PCO) and completed
his residency at The Eye Institute of PCO. Dr.
Semes is a fellow of the American Academy of
Optometry, as well as an active member of the
American Optometric Association and the
Southern Council of Optometrists. He is a
founding member of the Optometric Glaucoma
Society and a founding fellow of the
Optometric Retina Society.
Gary Oliver, OD
Dr. Oliver has lectured extensively both
nationally and internationally on ocular disease
Mar yland Optometric
Association
PO Box 350
Stevenson, MD 21230-3850
Phone: 410.870.9662
Fax: 443.378.8845
[email protected]
www.marylandoptometry.org