UMSL Springing into CE 2025

Join us for an in person or virtual series.

NOTE: Illinois CEE courses must be attended in person; only 4 hours of virtual courses are allowed each licensure period.

Sunday, April 6, 2025 - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm / 7 Hours; In person or virtual 


Location: Millennium Student Center (UMSL North Campus)

Fees:

$265.00 Limited space Available (Please, no walk-in registrations)
Box lunch and refreshments will be provided.

Brad Sutton, OD, FAAO, FORS

Dr. Brad Sutton is a Clinical Professor at the Indiana University School of Optometry and is the Chief of Service at the Indianapolis Eye Care Center. Dr. Sutton’s main areas of clinical interest include ocular disease and surgical co-management. He has given nearly 500 continuing education lectures on topics related to ocular disease at the local, state, national, and international level, and has published extensively. 

Lecturing:

1) "AP Topical Pharmacology Rounds"
     COPE# 94507-PH (In person) COPE# 96717-PH (Virtual)
2) "Sleep Apnea and the Eye"
     COPE#93749-SD (In person) COPE# 96718-SD (Virtual)
3) “Favorite Cases Grand Rounds”
     COPE# 93392-TD (In person) COPE# 96720-TD (Virtual) 

Tareq Nabhan, OD, FACU, FVI

Dr. Tareq Nabhan is an Assistant Clinical Professor at UMSL College of Optometry. He is a fellow of the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved (FACU), fellow of Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (FVI), and fellow of the UMSL Global Faculty Ambassadors Network (FGFAN).

Lecturing:

1) "Teleretina in the Primary Care Setting and Emerging Technologies"
     COPE# 96771-PB (In person) COPE# 96772-PB (Virtual) 

Cancellation Policy: The University reserves the right to cancel any program. In the event of cancellation, you will be notified immediately. If you cancel prior to 48 hours before the event, you will be refunded the tuition minus a $25.00 processing fee.  

UMSL face covering policy: Effective 2/28/2022, face coverings will no longer be required on the UMSL campus. Masks are welcome in the building. Policy is subject to change depending on local infection rates and St. Louis County mandates.