Amblyopia Management and Current Updates
This course reviews the latest research, diagnosis, and treatments for refractive and strabismic amblyopia, covering anisometropia, esotropia, post‑cataract extraction amblyopia, and bilateral refractive amblyopia.
Presbyopia Treatment in the Real World: A Case-Based Roundtable on Patient Selection, Counseling, and Ongoing Management
This case-based webcast convenes four optometrists to discuss real-world management of presbyopia through case presentations covering evaluation, treatment selection, expectation setting, long-term persistence, and the practical use of presbyopia drops.
The Co-management of Glaucoma Surgery
This course reviews all FDA-approved surgical procedures for the treatment and management of glaucoma. Lasers, microinvasive techniques, and filtering surgeries are thoroughly covered, along with medical and pharmacologic postoperative management.
From Lesions to Lids: Practical Applications of Chemical Cautery in Optometry
Optometrists have long removed benign eyelid lesions. This interactive presentation reviews eyelid anatomy relevant to ophthalmic surgery, covers benign and malignant eyelid lesions, and explains techniques, rationale, and updates for performing chemical cautery removal in optometric practice.
Opticianry Cornerstone Training & Enhancement Workshop
The Opticianry Cornerstone Workshop is a three-day, hands-on course for aspiring and certified opticians to sharpen practical skills and patient-care confidence.
Scleral Lens Extravaganza: Advanced Technology, Troubleshooting and Cases
This course provides an advanced-level overview of scleral lens fitting—emphasizing specialty techniques for unique and routine cases, adapting fitting philosophy and protocols to evolving instrumentation and lens technologies, and reviewing representative cases that showcase recent technological and lens advancements.
Toxic Tears: Recognizing and Managing Preservative-Induced Damage
Dry Eye Disease is a complex, often-overlooked condition; this course promotes proactive diagnosis and care—highlighting preservative-related ocular toxicities and offering advanced tools and strategies to improve outcomes across eyecare specialties.
Demystifying Medication Access
Complex insurance requirements—such as prior authorizations, coverage limits, and administrative barriers—can delay or block access to prescribed medications and frustrate providers and patients, and this course will explain the prior authorization process, clarify common requirements, and teach practical strategies to streamline workflows, improve medication access, and reduce administrative burden in busy optometric practices.
New Options for the Medical Management of Glaucoma
This course summarizes newly approved topical medications for glaucoma and ocular hypertension, focusing on each drug’s indications, contraindications, adverse effects, efficacy, and cost.
Upstream Thinking: The Expanding Role of Neuromodulation in Dry Eye Disease
Dry eye disease is increasingly seen as driven by upstream dysfunction of tear film homeostasis, sensory signaling, and lacrimal unit integrity, and this course explores evidence-based neuromodulation therapies that restore physiologic tear stimulation to interrupt the dry eye vicious cycle and guide integration of driver-based, combination treatments.
Myopia Management with Combination Therapy: An Evidence-Based, Case-Based Approach
This case-based course reviews combination therapies to slow childhood myopia—low‑dose atropine, orthokeratology, soft multifocal contact lenses, and spectacles—using three cases to teach selection, combination, monitoring, and individualized adjustment of treatment plans.
From Optimization to Outcomes – Real World Cases
Optimizing the ocular surface is essential but must be paired with effective co-management, communication, and practical application; this case-based session uses real refractive, cataract, and corneal scenarios to show how preoperative optimization, surgical readiness assessment, and collaboration with surgeons improve outcomes, patient satisfaction, and referral relationships.
Presbyopia-Correcting Eye Drop Therapy Across Eye Care: A Clinical Framework for Patient Selection, Screening, and Counseling
Join Woo U for a one-hour CE event on integrating presbyopia-correcting eye drop therapy into practice, offering a practical clinical framework for evidence-based patient selection, screening, and counseling. An expert panel will review clinical trial and real-world safety data, prescribing information, and case-based scenarios to build prescribing confidence—covering candidate identification, deferral and referral criteria, and pre-treatment counseling.
Visual Fields: What’s Old, What’s New, What’s Out, What’s In
One-hour course reviewing visual field basics in glaucoma with a systematic approach to printout interpretation, discussion of emerging concepts like 10-2 and novel test patterns for early central loss, and a brief overview of headset (virtual reality) perimetry.
Creating an Algorithm to Optimize the Surface
Clinical algorithms can improve consistency, efficiency, and outcomes when used as flexible frameworks for clinical reasoning—helping clinicians distinguish complicated from complex ocular surface disease and identify underlying drivers rather than merely treating symptoms.
Myths and Misperceptions in Posterior Segment Disease
When treating patients with posterior segment disease, it is essential to distinguish myths from realities in diagnosis and management by reviewing common and uncommon conditions and outlining correct—and incorrect—approaches.
Corneal Nerve Dysfunction: From NK to CNP
Earn 1 hour of free COPE-approved CE credit. Join Woo U and Dr. Hardeep Kataria to learn Corneal Nerve Dysfunction, differentiating neurotrophic keratitis from corneal neuropathic pain via clinical features, sensitivity testing, and structural assessment, with a focus on phenotype-based diagnosis and targeted treatments.
The Interventional Mindset: Managing Glaucoma in 2026
This course trains eye care professionals in a patient-centered, interventional approach to glaucoma care. Using a road-trip analogy, it offers evidence-based guidance, key paradigm-shifting studies, an overview of common MIGS, and practical strategies to optimize patient outcomes.
Latest Advances in Eye Care Technology: Innovations in Early Detection and Management
Technology in eye care continues to evolve, creating new opportunities to improve diagnostic accuracy, clinical decision-making, and patient outcomes. Through case-based examples, this course explores the latest imaging, diagnostic, and treatment technologies and how they can enhance everyday patient care.
Blueprint for Success: Strategies for Building a Myopia Control Practice
Getting started in myopia management can be overwhelming. This course provides a step-by-step blueprint for implementing myopia control in clinical practice, including treatment options, workflow integration, staff training, and patient selection. Attendees will also gain practical tools for communicating with parents and motivating families to commit to long-term myopia management.
Mythbusters on Miotic for the Presbyopic Patient
This course debunks common myths surrounding miotic therapy for presbyopia, reviewing clinical evidence, patient outcomes, and practice integration strategies to help optometrists confidently incorporate miotics into modern presbyopia management.
Serum Tears of Joy: Grand Rounds & Clinical Pearls
This session presents real world patient cases highlighting the use of serum tears in ocular surface disease. Through interactive case discussions, participants will learn how to integrate serum tears into practice and tailor treatment plans to achieve optimal patient outcomes. This clinically focused course emphasizes evidence based strategies and practical guidance for managing challenging cases.
The Magic of Serum Tears: Foundations & Fundamentals
This session provides a comprehensive introduction to autologous serum tears, a biologic therapy for ocular surface disease. Participants will review the composition, mechanism of action, evidence-based indications, and protocols for serum tears. The course emphasizes patient selection and clinical integration to optimize ocular surface outcomes.
Great Lakes Private Practice Conference
The Great Lakes Private Practice Conference brings together optometry students and emerging ODs who are actively exploring private practice ownership and real-world business strategies.
Eye on Wellness: Using Nutrition to Optimize Visual Performance Across Patient Populations
Nutrition plays a critical role in visual performance and overall patient outcomes, yet it is often underutilized in everyday optometric care. This course explores how optometrists can use targeted nutritional strategies to support visual function, patient wellbeing, and long-term engagement across diverse patient populations. Through clinical examples—including women at different life stages and patients using GLP-1 medications—attendees will learn how to identify nutritional risk, communicate recommendations confidently, and integrate nutrition into a practical, repeatable care approach that enhances both vision and patient trust.
Dry Eye in the Desert 2026
Join Woo U for our sixth Dry Eye in the Desert event, happening in Phoenix, Arizona! Registration includes breakfast, lunch, exhibitor networking, and 4 hours of COPE approved CE for in-person attendees!
Dry Eye Therapy for the Primary Care Optometrist
Effective dry eye care in primary practice requires treatment strategies that are realistic, adaptable, and sustainable for both the clinician and the patient. This course focuses on the practical management of dry eye disease in the primary care optometric setting. Practitioners will learn about treatment selection, patient education and follow up guidelines. Attendees will gain strategies to improve patient adherence, set realistic expectations, recognize when escalation of care is needed, and manage dry eye as a chronic condition within a busy practice environment.
FutureEyes Summit: Woo University’s New OD Grad Launch
Join Woo University’s Future Eyes Summit — a high-impact, half-day virtual event designed exclusively for 3rd/4th year optometry students and new grads. No fluff. Just real-world strategies, candid advice, and clinical + career clarity to help you launch a new chapter with confidence.
Dry Eye Diagnostics for the Primary Care Optometrist
Dry eye disease is one of the most common conditions encountered in primary eye care, yet diagnosis can feel challenging in busy clinics. This course simplifies the process by providing a systematic approach to diagnosis.
Scleral Lens Office Hours
Join Woo U for a unique Scleral Lens "Office Hours", where practitioners are encouraged to submit real clinical cases of specialty contact lens patients where they experience a challenge or difficulty in the fitting process. Several cases will be selected and presented to a live panel of specialty lens experts who will then review each case and provide feedback. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a live interaction with the experts by asking live questions and gathering expert insights.
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