Marshall B. Ketchum University’s available online coursework is designed to offer optometrists a timely and convenient option in order to fulfill the requirements for license renewal, per the regulations implemented by The California State Board of Optometry. Each course has been documented and accredited to meet the required criteria for self-study work. The California State Board of Optometry will allow optometrists to complete a maximum of 20 units of online coursework. All online courses have been COPE-approved for continuing education credit.

Finishing MBKU's specialty two-part series, Ocular Disease Part II online interactive webinar will cover a diverse selection of topics presented by the experts at MBKU, and will also feature a showcase of prominent guest presenters. Topics discussed will focus on evidence-based, clinically relevant information that optometrists can put to use in their practice.

This dynamic course offers 16 units of ocular disease CE credit to be used toward the 35 units required for license renewal by the California State Board of Optometry.

Interactive courses offered live over internet platforms, will count towards the 30 hours required of live continuing education course credits for CA licensees indefinately. Check with your State Board for the most up-to-date information.

Most states accept CE from an accredited college of optometry. SCCO | MBKU is a California State Board approved provider. COPE approval is not needed for CA licensees. If you are not a CA licensee check with your state board for the most up to date information.

This course will be given as a Live Interactive Webinar [Pacific Time]. Under current California State Board of Optometry [CA SBO] law, live, interactive CE provided over an internet platform does qualify as Live CE indefinitely. Other states, check with your SBO for the most current information.

The Indian Health Biennial Service Eye Care Meeting will have 29.5 hours of CE available for registration. This includes 5.5 hours of Resident Case Presentations.

NOTICE: The Indian Health Service Biennial Eye Care Meeting is not a COPE-Accredited program. Most US State Boards will authorize continuing education credit provided from an accredited college of optometry to be applied toward relicensing without COPE-Accreditation. Please check with your State Board for its restrictions on earning continuing education credit prior to enrolling. If supplementary materials are required in order to gain approval from your State Board, additional fees will apply (minimum fee: $100.00).

The Optometric Clinical Seminars are conducted as a series of lectures presented by members of the residency faculty and staff at the Veterans Affairs of Greater Los Angeles. This interactive series is designed to present the essential core of optometric and clinical knowledge in a manner that enhances understanding and retention. Each section of the Optometric Clinical Seminars course curriculum contains related aspects of basic and clinical science, designed for the practicing optometrist.