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Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/02/2022 at 8:30 PM (EDT)
Medical Advisory Board Meeting
The Medical Advisory Board will meet to discuss issues in eye banking and proposed changes to the Medical Standards.
CEUs: 2
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Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 10/18/2022 at 8:00 PM (EDT)
Accreditation Board Meeting
The Accreditation Board will meet to discuss issues related to eye bank accreditation. The public portion is approximately 30 minutes, and then the meeting will move into a closed session.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 07/21/2022 at 1:00 PM (EDT)
Attend this session to learn best practices for resolving conflict, discuss real cases, and learn from each other how to create a positive donation experience for all involved.
Conflict can arise in our personal and professional lives, and it is important to learn how to navigate and manage conflict to ensure positive outcomes for all parties involved. This interactive workshop, facilitated in Zoom Meetings, will discuss conflict management as it relates to donation. The session provides a brief overview of conflict resolution, dynamic case study discussions in breakout rooms and a moderated group discussion about how to manage conflict in specific situations. Attendees will participate in discussions highlighting situations in which eye banks often face conflict with other partner organizations.
Attendees will learn:
- Best practices for managing and resolving conflict
- How to navigate common conflicts that arise around donation
- Tips for building stronger relationships with donation partners
Attend this session to learn best practices for resolving conflict, discuss real cases, and learn from each other how to create a positive donation experience for all involved.
Registration is free for members; but registration is required.
IMPORTANT: Due to the interactive nature of this session, it will NOT be recorded. Individuals must attend the live session to participate and earn 1 CEU.
Fred Jordan, FSL
Director of Development
Miracles In Sight
Fred Jordan, FSL, has been in eye banking since 1995 and full-time with Miracles In Sight since 2001. Fred is a licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer in North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. Over his many years with Miracles In Sight, Fred has fulfilled the roles of Surgical Recovery Specialist, Lab Technician, Professional Development Specialist and is now Director of Development. He currently serves on the EBAA Donor, Partner and Community Relations Committee.
Esther Baker, MA, MBA
Executive Director
Iowa Lions Eye Bank
Esther Baker, MA, MBA, is the Executive Director at the Iowa Lions Eye Bank. Prior to joining the eye bank in January 2019, Esther’s gained experience in non-profit management and program administration, communication, and program evaluation and qualitative research in areas including health services, higher education, and youth development programming. Previous roles include special projects research associate at Strength in Numbers Consulting Group and deputy director of the Iowa Tobacco Research Center in the University of Iowa College of Public Health. Esther earned her master’s degree in Communication and her BA in telecommunications from Michigan State University and her MBA from the University of Iowa.
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If you missed the 2022 Annual Meeting, or want to revisit some of the sessions you attended, check out all that this package has to offer!
The EBAA 2022 Annual Meeting is available on-demand. This package features select sessions from the 2022 Annual Meeting and includes over 17 hours of content. If you missed the meeting, or want to revisit some of the sessions you attended, check out all that this package has to offer.
This package includes:
- Wednesday General Session - Keynote: The Inclusive Leader
- Leading Transformation and Navigating Complex Situations
- Thursday General Session - Featuring a Gift of Sight Personal Account by Sergeant Anita Moore and the Keynote: Mindset Matters: Cultivate a Growth Mindset
- Eye Bank Recruitment and Hiring
- Utilizing Environmental Monitoring to Support Microbiological Deviations & Investigations
- Technical Skills Workshop
- Friday General Session - Featuring the State of the Association and the Future of Eye Banking and Corneal Transplantation Panel
- Building Strong Relationships with Donation Partners for Successful Outcomes
- Medical Advisory Board Meeting
- Scientific Symposium
- Medical Directors Symposium
View the "CEU Information" tab for important information about earning credits.
Thank you to our meeting sponsors!
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eyeLEARN Package Purchase Instructions
To purchase the package on eyeLEARN, log into eyeLEARN with your EBAA credentials, click the 'register' button, and checkout. Once the package is purchased, visit the event page, and access the sessions via the contents tab.Package Prices:
Member: $350 Non-Member: $650
2022 Annual Meeting In-Person Attendees
If you attended the EBAA 2022 Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD, you have complimentary access to this package. To access the meeting, log into eyeLEARN using your EBAA credentials, visit the event page, and access the sessions via the contents tab. If you don't know your password, select the 'forgot password' link. If you still have issues, contact Herocia Hawkins.IMPORTANT: DO NOT complete the session evaluation for sessions you attended in person, as you have already earned CEUs for attending that session.
Medical Directors
Medical Directors may view the MAB Meeting and Medical Directors Symposium for accreditation purposes. Once you view the session and complete the evaluation, the certificate will be available. Please download the certificate for your proof of attendance.CEUs
The 2022 Annual Meeting package on eyeLEARN has been approved for up to 17.75 CEUs. Details for earning and tracking CEUs are listed below.
2022 Annual Meeting In-Person Attendees
If you attended the EBAA 2022 Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD, you have complimentary access to all of the sessions available in this package. You may only earn CEUs for sessions you did not attend in person.IMPORTANT: DO NOT complete the session evaluation if you already completed the session evaluation for that session in the meeting app, as you have already earned CEUs for attending in-person. If you aren't sure if you already earned CEUs for a specific session, log into the Member's Portal, and click "View My Credit History" under the "Certification/CEU" menu tab. If you did not already earn CEUs for a session, view the session on eyeLEARN, complete the session evaluation, and the CEUs will populate on your member profile. Contact Genevieve Magnuson with any questions.
2022 Annual Meeting eyeLEARN Attendees
To earn CEUs, view the session on eyeLEARN, complete the session evaluation, and the CEUs will populate on your member profile. To view your CEUs, please log into the Member's Portal, and click "View My Credit History" under the "Certification/CEU" menu tab. To view credits earned on eyeLEARN, click "View my eyeLEARN Credits."Wednesday General Session
Keynote: The Inclusive Leader
Speaker: CJ Gross
CEUs: 1Leading Transformation and Navigating Complex Situations
Speaker: Sharon Newport, CAE
CEUs: 1Thursday General Session
Chair's Address by Noël Mick
Gift of Sight: Personal Account by Sergeant Anita Moore
Mindset Matters: Cultivate a Growth Mindset for Success by Laura Buckley
CEUs: 1.25Eye Bank Recruitment and Hiring
Speakers: Jamie Collier, MA, CEBT, and Molly Odorisio
CEU: 1Utilizing Environmental Monitoring to Support Microbiological Deviations & Investigations
Speaker: Marc Glogovsky, MS, S.M. (NRCM)
CEU: 1Technical Skills Workshop
Successfully Onboarding and Vetting Technicians
Importance of Mental Health Resources for Eye Bankers
Donor Eligibility Case Studies
Navigating Corneal Tissue Recovery Scenarios The Silent Attack: Fungal Keratitis after Endothelial Keratoplasty
Fighting the Never Ending Battle: Positive Fungal Cultures
CEUs: 2.25Friday General Session
State of the Association by Kevin Corcoran, CAE
Future of Eye Banking and Corneal Transplantation by Bennie Jeng, MD; Mark Greiner, MD; Jennifer Li, MD; M. Soledad Cortina, MD; Brian Philippy, CEBT
CEUs: 1.5Building Strong Relationships with Donation Partners for Successful Outcomes
Speakers: Jenna Dumas, MBA; TJ Roser; Sarah Czajkowski, CTBS, LFD, CEBT
CEU: 1Medical Advisory Board Meeting
CEU: 1.75
Scientific Symposium
Scientific Symposium
Invited Session:
Sophie Deng, MD, PhD, Stein Eye Institute, UCLA, “Management of Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency: Past, Present and Future”Scientific Abstracts:
Trends of Surgery, Patient and Surgeon Characteristics for Corneal Transplants in Medicare Population 2011 to 2020
Size and Shape Matters: Cell Viability of Preloaded DSAEK Grafts in Three Different Carriers
Accuracy of Automated Software for Assessing Endothelial Cell Loss on Trypan-Stained, Peeled DMEK
Low-Friction Coating of Modified Jones Tubes Significantly Improves the Post-Ejection Endothelial Cell Viability of DMEK Grafts.
DescePrep vs Manual Dissection for DMEK Graft Preparation: Efficacy, Efficiency, and Cell Viability in Non-Diabetic and Diabetic Corneas
Patient- and Surgeon-Level Factors Associated with Early Regrafts after Endothelial Keratoplasty
Sterile Keratolysis after Boston Type 1 Keratoprosthesis Implantation: Incidence, Risk Factors and Outcomes
S-Nitrosylation (SNO) Therapy to Fortify Corneal Storage Media
Donor Cornea Storage Temperature: Investigation of the Time Period Immediately Prior to Transplantation Surgery
In vitro Comparison of SARS-CoV-2 Cell-Entry Inhibitors in Donor Cornea Cells
CEUs: 3.25Medical Directors Symposium
COVID-19 and the Cornea: Impact on Eye Banking and Keratoplasty
Back to Basics: Medical Director Consults
Corneal Surgeon Tissue Acceptance Criteria and Eye Bank Sustainability
Investigating Adverse Reaction Reports
Case Spotlight: From Transplant to Explant
Medical Director Dilemmas: What Would You Do?
CEUs: 2.75-
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Attend this free live webinar to hear from the CDC, and to learn more about current emerging infectious diseases that could impact donor eligibility and transplant safety.
Join EBAA for this complimentary update from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on emerging infectious diseases, donor-derived infections and transplant safety. Dr. Sridhar Basavaraju, Director of the Office of Blood, Organ, and Other Tissue Safety at CDC, will present on emerging infectious diseases and what to know regarding donor eligibility and possible transmission through cornea transplantation.
The 60-minute virtual session includes:
- Overview of what is known about donor-derived infections and transplant safety
- Emerging infectious diseases and what to be aware of regarding donor eligibility
- The role of the CDC in donor-derived infections and when to contact them
- A Q&A session with opportunities for participants to ask questions
Attend this free live webinar to hear from the CDC, and to learn more about current emerging infectious diseases that could impact donor eligibility and transplant safety.
CEUs: 1 (if attended live)
Sridhar Basavaraju, MD
Sridhar Basavaraju, MD, is Director of the CDC Office of Blood, Organ, and Other Tissue Safety. His office coordinates investigations of infectious disease transmission through blood transfusion, organ transplantation and tissue implantation.
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Attend this free session to learn everything you need to know about the latest Statistical Report on Eye Banking!
EBAA has released the EBAA 2021 Statistical Report on Eye Banking and there is a lot to discuss! Join us for this complimentary webinar to learn more about the report and what the data may indicate about future trends. Brian Philippy, Chair of the Statistical Report Committee, discusses the report and highlights important data and trends.
The session will include:
- Highlights of the EBAA 2021 Statistical Report on Eye Banking
- Analysis of the data
- Trends in tissue utilization, surgical indications, donation, tissue procurement, and distribution
- Information on how to use the report to benchmark your organization
Attend this free session to learn everything you need to know about the latest Statistical Report on Eye Banking!
Brian Philippy, CEBT
Director of Transplant and Research
Lions Medical Eye Bank & Research Center of Eastern Virginia
Brian Philippy, CEBT, works for the Lions Medical Eye Bank & Research Center of Eastern Virginia in Norfolk, Virginia, and lives in Gaylord, Michigan. Brian started eye banking in 1997 at the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank (now Lions Gift of Sight in Saint Paul, Minnesota), beginning as a Lab Attendant, then Procurement Technician, Distribution Coordinator, Donor Coordinator, then Lab Manager. In 2005, Brian became the Technical & Quality Assurance Director in Norfolk, then later the Director of Transplant & Research. Brian also served as a Consultant and Director at Vision Share, concurrent with time served in Norfolk. Earning CEBT in 2003, Brian began an extensive EBAA committee service history in 2006.
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Listen to the recorded session of the House of Delegates Town Hall to hear from the Board of Directors Candidates and the latest discussions.
Listen to the recorded session of the House of Delegates Town Hall to hear from the Board of Directors Candidates and the latest discussions.
CEUs not awarded for this session. EBAA Members Only.
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Contains 46 Component(s), Includes Credits
Facilitated by members of the EEBA, this virtual course provides an overview of the technical aspects of eye banking through on-demand presentations and a live interactive workshop.
The European Eye Bank Association (EEBA) and the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) present the European Technical Education Course. Facilitated by members of the EEBA, this virtual course provides an overview of the technical aspects of eye banking through on-demand presentations and a live interactive workshop. The on-demand sessions are available and the recording for the live session that was held on January 12 is included with the material.
This course is intended for beginning eye bank professionals and focuses on the practical, technical, scientific, and regulatory aspects of eye banking.
The course program includes:
- Course Introduction (Gary Jones and Andrea Gareiss-Lok) - 6 minutes
- Corneal Anatomy and Physiology (Diego Ponzin, MD) - 18.5 minutes
- Donor Screening (Diego Ponzin, MD) - 20.5 minutes
- Aseptic Technique and Microbiological Testing (Eva M. Martínez-Conesa; Nausica Otero-Areitio; Andrea Gareiss-Lok and Anna Vilarrodona) - 22 minutes
- Donor Ocular Tissue Recovery Procedures (Andrea Gareiss-Lok) - 20.5 minutes
- Cornea Preservation Methods: Long Term Preservation and Cold Preservation (Wessel Vermeulen) 27.5 minutes
- Slit Lamp Biomicroscopy (Eva Martínez-Conesa and Nausica Otero) - 14.5 minutes
- Specular Microscopy (Eva Martínez-Conesa and Nausica Otero) - 13 minutes
- Light Microscopy (Annika Hakamäki) - 17 minutes
- Corneal Diseases and Transplant Surgery Procedures (Iva Dekaris) - 45.5 minutes
- Quality Management (Gary Jones) - 21.5 minutes
- Live Session: January 12, 2022 (All faculty - Recorded)
Registration is available at any time, but materials will only be available through July 1, 2022. Register today!
Fees:
Standard Registration: $200 / €175
Payments are processed in US Dollars.
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION NOTE:
If you have not registered using the EBAA system before, please create an account before registering. If you have an EBAA account but don't know your login information, use the 'forgot your password' link or contact Genevieve Magnuson.Registration is available at any time, but materials will only be available through July 1, 2022
Diego Ponzin, MD
Medical Director and Corneal Consultant
Veneto Eye Bank Foundation
Diego Ponzin, MD is Medical Director and Corneal Consultant of the Veneto Eye Bank Foundation in Venice, Italy. His clinical fields of interest include the ocular surface and corneal diseases and infections, corneal transplantation, cornea biology, storage and selection for transplantation.
He obtained his medical degree at the University of Padua, Italy and his post-doctoral diploma in Ophthalmology at the University of Udine, Italy. He has been Research Associate at the Department of Immunology of the FIDIA Research Laboratories in Padua. Over 25 years of experience in ophthalmology and eye banking he has been: Expert for eye banking of the Consulta Nazionale Trapianti, Rome; Fellow at the Ophthalmic Division, Hospital Umberto I, Venice, Italy; Visitor at: the Bristol Eye Bank, Bristol Eye Hospital, Bristol (UK), the Manchester Eye Bank, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester (UK), the Cornea Bank, The Netherlands Ophthalmic Research Institute (The Netherlands). Lecturer in Ophthalmology, University of Padua, Italy, and he received a Fellowship in Ophthalmology granted by the Veneto Eye Bank Foundation, Ophthalmic Division, Hospital Umberto I, Venice, Italy.
He was Research Associate in Neuroimmunology, Dept. of Pathology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, U.S.A., and Research Associate in Immunology, Pathology Laboratory, ENEA C.R.E., Casaccia, Rome, Italy. Besides his involvement as Referee for several peer review journals (British Journal of Ophthalmology, European Journal of Ophthamology, Cornea, Journal of the American Medical Association, Expert Review of Ophthalmology, Case Reports in Ophthalmology, Clinical Ophthalmology, Regenerative Medicine, Current Medical Literature – Ophthalmology, Cell and Tissue Banking, Plos One, Journal of Current Ophthalmology) he is (co)author several papers in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters and invited reviews.
Andrea K. Gareiss-Lok, CEO, CEBT
Managing Director
Hornhautbank Muenchen gGmbH
Andrea K. Gareiss-Lok, CEO, CEBT, is the Managing Director for Hornhautbank Muenchen gGmbH in Munich, Germany. In 1984 she graduated from High School with subsequent training as a medical assistant and MTA. Working in medical laboratories including practice management in various medical specialties, she established and started in 1991 as the principal responsible MTA in the cornea bank Munich together with her Medical Director Prof. Thomas Neuhann. Andrea Gareiss-Lok is currently the only CEBT (certified eye bank technician) in Germany and was the first one in the EU after successful undertaking training in the USA in 1993. Since 2000 she is the Managing Director and Head of the Munich Eye Bank. Since 2002 she is actively working in national and international committees (e.g. EEBA, GAEBA) for the establishment of uniform national and international standards and thus better cooperation between cornea and tissue banks in Germany and Europe. As of 2010 she is also the certified TÜV-Quality Management Officer of the Eye Bank in Munich and also successfully completed technical training courses 1 & 2 for technical sterilization assistance in 2012 and 2013.
Annika Hakamäki, PhD
Tissue Establishment Responsible Person and Development Manager
Regea Cell and Tissue Center, Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology, Tampere University, Finland
Annika Hakamäki, PhD, is the Tissue Establishment Responsible Person and Development Manager for Regea Cell and Tissue Center, Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology, Tampere University, Finland. She obtained Master’s degree in Biochemistry from University of Turku, Finland, and PhD in Cell Biology, from University of Tampere. She has been working in Regea Cell and Tissue Center since 2003. In addition to tissue bank activities, she works as a production manager in a project manufacturing tissue engineered products from adipose tissue derived stem cells for the treatment of bone defects under the EU’s hospital exemption regulation. She also participates in University’s projects developing stem cell based tissue engineered products.
Gary L.A. Jones, BSc (Econ)
International Relations Manager
The Veneto Eye Bank Foundation
Gary L.A. Jones, BSc (Econ), is the International Relations Manager for Fondazione Banca degli Occhi del Veneto Onlus (the Veneto Eye Bank Foundation) in Venice, Italy. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree from University College of Swansea (Wales) and spent his early career in the UK assisting academics and researchers obtain research funding, primarily from the European Commission in Brussels. In 2000 he relocated to Italy and began working for the Veneto Eye Bank, with special responsibility for managing the bank’s international collaborative links that now encompass 25 transplant centers in 15 countries. Since 2003 he has been the Executive Officer for the European Eye Bank Association and overseas the day-to-day workings of the EEBA Secretariat. He is a founding representative of the Global Alliance of Eye Bank Associations (GAEBA) and of the Common representation of SoHO’s Associations (CoRe SoHO).
Iva Dekaris, MD, PhD
Eye Surgeon
University Eye Hospital “Svjetlost” in Croatia (EU)
President of the European Eye Bank Association (EEBA), prof. Iva Dekaris, MD, PhD works as eye surgeon at the University Eye Hospital “Svjetlost” in Croatia (EU). She also acts as surgical instructor for the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS) and European School for Advanced Studies in Ophthalmology (Swiss). She was the first surgeon in south-eastern Europe to start with lamellar corneal surgery and corneal limbal stem cell transplantation.
Nausica Otero Areitio
Manager
Eye Bank at Barcelona Tissue Bank
Nausica Otero Areitio, Biochemist, she is responsible for the management of the Eye Bank at Barcelona Tissue Bank (Blood and Tissue Bank), Spain. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of the Basque Country after she relocated to Barcelona and began working for the Transplant Services Foundation at the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona in 2004. She spent her early career in training in transplant coordination and getting experience in Tissue Banking to determine the suitability for transplantation of human tissues with special responsibility for ocular tissue. She has been teaching staff from the procurement of donor ocular tissues to the corneal quality evaluation and processing. Since 2014 she is dedicated fully to the management of the Eye Bank at Barcelona Tissue Bank, working to give responses to the emergent needs of ophthalmologists by designing procedures to prepare ready-to-use tissues adapted to the final transplant indications. In 2018 she completed a master degree in “Transfusion Medicine and Advanced Cell Therapies” at UAB (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona). She is a long serving Member of the European Eye Bank Association.
Wessel Vermeulen
Technician
ETB-BISLIFE Cornea Department in Beverwijk
Wessel Vermeulen: is a technician at ETB-BISLIFE Cornea Department in Beverwijk, the Netherlands. He started his working career in a Medical Hospital, where he got extensive experience in the field of medical microbiology for almost 20 years. In 2000 he made a switch to work as a technician in a corneabank.
The corneabank in Amsterdam was a good opportunity to learn all about corneas in organ culture from Liesbeth Pels and Yvonne Schuchard. Later on the corneabank moved to Beverwijk as a department of ETB-BISLIFE. Since 2013 he is involved with the preparation of posterior lamella with a microkeratome. In 2014 he participated in a wet lab training and didactic instruction for DMEK preparation at Lions Vision Gift in Portland. After that, he was involved with the project for implementing the pre-stripped DMEK technique in Beverwijk and to deliver these tissues to the transplantation centres.
Since 2014 Wessel is a participant of the EEBA Technical Special Interest Group. The work for that group has a lot to do with the technical guidelines of EEBA and with the EU directives. In 2018 he was voted onto the EEBA Committee as an elected Member.
Eva M. Martínez-Conesa, PhD
Director
Eye and Amniotic Membrane Bank for Barcelona Tissue Bank
Eva M. Martínez-Conesa, PhD, is the Head of the Eye and Amniotic Membrane Bank for Barcelona Tissue Bank (Banc de Sang i Teixits) in Barcelona, Spain. She studied Biology and completed her PhD in Cellular and Molecular Biology at University of Barcelona (Spain). She spent her early career in different public centers (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, CSIC) and private (pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries). In 2010, she began working for the Barcelona Tissue Bank, with special responsibility for corneas and amniotic membranes. She also performed the development and translation of cell therapy for the ocular surface by ex vivo amplification of progenitor cells from autologous sclerocorneal limbus using a clean room environment under GMP conditions. She is an active member of EEBA
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
The materials are subject to the following conditions:
The presentations in this course are the property of The European Eye Bank Association (EEBA) and the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) and are solely for the education of attendees registered with EBAA for the European Technical Education Course. These materials are to be used only for the purposes of technician education as understood by EEBA and EBAA and are not to be shared with anyone other than the attendee of record registered for the course. The materials should not be copied or used outside of the course.
DISCLAIMER: The on-demand presentations have been created by a range of speakers from all over Europe. As your country may have different regulations to those expressed, be sure to review your country’s specific regulations, as well as your individual eye bank’s procedures.
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In this webinar, Tracy King shares the fundamentals of learning design & discusses tools you can use to create and deliver impactful presentations.
You are scheduled to give a presentation, but how do you ensure that it hits the mark and that the overall experience is meaningful and produces the desired results? In this webinar, Tracy King shares the fundamentals of learning design & discusses tools you can use to create and deliver impactful presentations.
Pricing
For one fee of $50 (EBAA Member) or $150 (Non-Member), the entire organization may attend the webinar. After registration, a confirmation email will be sent with a discount code. The contact person who purchased the session should send the discount code to other staff members who may wish to attend the session. The discount code will allow staff to attend remotely for free.
Note: if an organization has multiple locations, additional registrations must be purchased for each location.
CEU Information
A new CEU process has been implemented. If an individual views the session through their own eyeLEARN account, they simply need to complete the survey on their account to claim credit for the session. If a group of people view the session together in a conference room, then each person should complete the survey listed in the confirmation email to claim CEU credit.
Important: Whether through eyeLEARN or the survey in the confirmation email, each attendee must complete their own survey to claim credit for the session.
Tracy King
Chief Learning Strategist and Founder
InspirEd
As Chief Learning Strategist & Founder of InspirEd, Tracy King leverages her more than 20 years in workforce development, consulting with organizations on education strategy and learning design. Tracy is the author of Competitive Advantage, advising on how to grow reliably profitable and sustainable continuing education programs that transform learners. Tracy is a thought leader, invited speaker, master learning designer and DELP Scholar. Her work has been featured on NBC, ABC, FOX, USA Today, Forbes, Star Tribune and hundreds of nationally syndicated television, newspaper, and magazine outlets. She’s featured as a chapter author in the award-winning Routledge text, Microlearning in the Digital Age: The Design and Delivery of Learning in Snippets.
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View Dr. Maria A. Henriquez's Troutman Prize Lecture here.
During the 2021 Cornea and Eye Banking Forum, Dr. Maria A. Henriquez was awarded the Troutman Prize and delivered the Troutman Prize Lecture titled, "Accelerated Epi-On Versus Standard Epi-Off Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking for Progressive Keratoconus in Pediatric Patients: Five Years Follow-Up." Attend the complimentary lecture here!
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