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WELCOMELeeAnn Barrett, ODMOA Executive DirectorAfter last year’s legislative success, the MOAis once again Exceeding the Vision at ourannual conference. Thank you for joining usin this exciting new location. You will onceagain find excellent continuing educationcourses, an outstanding Exhibit Hall, and manyopportunities to network with colleagues.Have a great weekend Exceeding the Vision!Jason Lake, ODMOA PresidentWelcome to the 2017 MOA Conference! It’sbeen such an exciting year for me servingas your MOA President. Whether at societymeeting and conferences, we’ve talkedabout ways the MOA and its members areExceeding the Vision. Attending our AnnualConference is a great way to start! Enjoy!Mindy Blackford, ODConvention Planning ChairThis year the MOA is Exceeding the Vision atour 2017 Annual Conference. We’re pleasedso many of you are here to for the outstandingcontinuing education session, and top-notchExhibit Hall. Thank you to everyone who hasworked so hard helping to plan the conference,especially our sponsors and exhibitors! Have awonderful time!3
MOA LEADERSHIPOfficersPresident — Jason Lake, ODPresident-Elect — Tom Cullinane, ODTreasurer — Dan Obermark, ODSecretary — Mindy Blackford, ODImmediate Past President — Jeff Gamble, ODOptometric Society TrusteesChris DeRose, OD (COS)Doug Nosacka, OD (SEOS)Kory Scullawl, OD (GOOS)Jeremy Fast, OD (SWOS)Alan Wegener, OD (KCOS)Jason Riley, OD (SLOS)Steven Rosenak, OD (NEOS)Steven Rosen, OD (SLOS)Kevin Harris, OD (NWOS)Kyle Johnson, OD (WCOS)Central Office StaffExecutive DirectorLeeAnn Barrett, ODFinance / Membership DirectorSue BrownConsultants & CounselGovernmental Relations ConsultantsJay Hahn — Hahn O’DanielJ Scott MarrsLegal CounselMarc Ellinger4
MOA COMMITTEESCommittee ChairsAdministrative ServicesKate Osborn, ODAffiliated OrganizationsJoe Rich, ODClinical / EducationalMary Beth Rhomberg, ODCoordinating CommitteeJason Lake, ODGovernmental AffairsTom Greene, ODWes Kemp, ODLong Range PlanningMindy Blackford, ODMembership ServicesJim Hunt, ODPublic RelationsEmily Pike, ODThird PartyScott Ream, ODConference Planning CommitteeMindy Blackford, OD — ChairMary Beth Rhomberg, OD — CETom Cullinane, OD — Golf TournamentJeremy Fast, OD — EntertainmentDoug Nosacka, OD — Exhibit HallKory Scullawl, OD — Exhibit HallDesiree Hugill-Houston — PARA RepresentativeKaren Rice — MOAA RepresentativeBrittney Scheiber — MOSA RepresentativeLeeAnn Barrett, OD — MOA Executive Director5
LOCATIONSConferenceat aGlance6Exhibit Hall — Exhibit Hall NorthODs CE — Grand Ballroom CPara CE — Grand Ballroom DPresidential Gala —Grand Ballrooms A & BAwards Banquet — Grand Ballroom B
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CONFERENCE SPONSORSDiamondBausch Lomb PharmaceuticalsJohnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.PlatinumAlcon Laboratories, Inc.Essilor USAMissouri Optometric FoundationGoldMoyes Eye CenterSilverAcuity EyecareMidland OpticalRestoration EyecareVision SourceBronzeCustom Benefits, LLCEye Care Specialists-Cape GirardeauEye Surgery Consultants-Poplar BluffEyePromise/ZeaVisionNathan Hesemann, MDShire Pharmaceuticals8
GOLF SPONSORSABB OpticalBrinton VisionCarl Zeiss VisionCentral BankCharmantCokingtin Eye CenterColumbia Eye Consultants-OptometryDuffens OpticalEnhanced Medical ServicesEssilor of AmericaEuropa EyewearEye Consultants, Inc. - Cape Girardeau (2 Sponsorships)EyePromise / ZeaVisionHahn O'Daniel Government RelationsHOYA Visioni-dealopticsInsurance Store, Inc.Lohman Hills CreativeLuneau Technology USAMarcoMECA/Vision Care DirectMidland OpticalMissouri Eye InstituteNew York EyeThe Retina InstituteJ. Scott Marrs / Governmental Services GroupSignet Armorlite / KodakSilverstein Eye CentersSteve Kidwell DiagnosticsSutherlin OpticalTLC Laser Eye CentersVisionary Eyecare & SurgeryWalman Optical9
OPTOMETRISTSThursday11:30am - 12:30pmWingHavenPlayers Lunch at the Club House12:30pm - 5:30pmWingHavenMOA Annual Golf Tournament4:00pm - 7:00pmLobby8:30pm - 9:30pmTBARegistrationMOSA Student Worker MeetingTHIS IS WHY patients canBLINK-ACTIVATEDMOISTURIZING AGENTSenjoy refreshing comfort with every blink—no matter what the day may bring. BLINK-ACTIVATEDMOISTURE MOISTURIZINGAGENTSTEAR FILMSTABILITYOffer your patients innovative technologies that provide outstanding all-day comfort.Visit myalcon.comPERFORMANCE DRIVEN BY SCI ENCE *Based on DAILIES AquaComfort Plus sphere contact lenses.Reference: 1. Wolffsohn J, Hunt O, Chowdhury A. Objective clinical performance of ‘comfort-enhanced’daily disposable soft contact lenses. Cont Lens Anterior Eye. 2010;33(2):88-92.See product instructions for complete wear, care, and safety information. 2014 Novartis 12/14 DAF15001JAD10DAF15001JAD MOA.indd 18/17/16 9:54 AM
OPTOMETRISTSFriday7:00am - 5:00pmPre-FunctionRegistration8:00am - 9:00amCOPE: #49405-OPGrandBallroom CwhatdoIdodoc:Cases from the PhoneMarc Bloomenstein, OD9:00am - 11:00amCOPE: #48266-RSCEEGrandBallroom COptometrist Guide to Cataractand Refractive SurgeryMarc Bloomenstein, OD10:00am - 2:00pmExhibit HallNorthExhibit Hall OpenLuncheon 11:45am - 2:00pm2:00pm - 3:00pmGrandBallroom CMOA Business Meeting3:00pm - 3:15pmGrandBallroom CMOF Business Meeting3:30pm - 5:30pmCOPE: #51599-SDGrandBallroom CChallenging CasesFrom Front to BackMarc Bloomenstein, OD6:30pm - 9:30pmGrandBallrooms A&BMOA Gala:An Evening of Friends,Fun, Music, and Entertainment11
OPTOMETRISTSSaturday127:00am - 5:00pmPre-FunctionRegistration8:00am - 10:00amCOPE: #46584-PSGrandBallroom CRetinal Grand RoundExhibition of Common EntitiesMohammad Rafieetary, OD10:00am - 12:00pmCOPE: #43590-PSGrandBallroom CReading Between the Lines: OCTInterpretationMohammad Rafieetary, OD12:00pm - 2:00pmGrandBallroom BPresidential Awards Luncheon2:00pm - 3:00pmGrandBallroom CMOA Business Meeting3:00pm - 5:00pmCOPE: # 44709-NOGrandBallroom CConcussion, Stroke and Brain Injury:How Optometry Can HelpCarol Scott, OD3:00pm - 5:00pmGrandBallroom DStudent Panel Discussion5:00pm - 6:00pmUMSLClinic6:00pmEnjoy theCity!7:30pmTBAUM-SL ReceptionDinner on Your OwnMOA Board of Directors Dinner
OPTOMETRISTSSunday8:00am - 10:00amCOPE: #54154-CLCEEGrandBallroom CScleral Lenses for Dummies: AGuide to Scleral Lens Design,Fitting, and TroubleshootingJulie DeKinder, OD10:00am - 11:00amCOPE: 54156-CLGrandBallroom CScleral Lens Workshop:Application, Removal, andEvaluationJulie DeKinder, OD10:00am - 12:00pmCOPE # 55190-FVCEEGrandBallroom CAdvanced Amblyopia TreatmentFor Primary Care OptometristsCarol Scott, OD12:15pmTBAMOA Board of Directors MeetingAD Missouri Optometric.pdf19/5/1711:05 AMSpecializing in Disease & SurgeryCataracts, Cornea & GlaucomaKansas City Lee’s Summit816 746 9800 816 525 3937www.moyeseye.com13
PARASThursday11:30am - 12:30pmWingHavenPlayers Lunch at the Club House12:30pm - 5:30pmWingHavenMOA Annual Golf Tournament4:00pm - 7:00pmPre-Function8:30pm - 10:30pmTBARegistrationPara Board MeetingFriday147:00am - 5:00pmPre-FunctionRegistration8:00am - 10:00amCPCGrandBallroom DA Technical & Educational Look atAMDMichael Doll10:00am - 2:00pmExhibit HallNorthExhibit Hall OpenLuncheon: 11:45pm - 2:00pm2:30pm - 3:30pmCPCGrandBallroom DThe Aging EyeCarl Bassi, PhD3:30pm - 4:30pmCPCGrandBallroom DEverything You Ever Wanted ToKnow About Color VisionCarl Bassi, PhD6:30pm - 9:30pmGrandBallrooms A&BMOA Gala: An Evening of Friends,Fun, Music, and Entertainment
PARASSaturday7:00am - 12:00pmPre-FunctionRegistration8:00am - 9:00amABO/CPCGrandBallroom DOcular DisordersM. Patrick Coleman9:00am - 9:50amABO/CPCGrandBallroom DExtraocular Motility & CoverTestingM. Patrick Coleman10:00am - 11:00amABO/CPCGrandBallroom DPupillary Pathways & TestingM. Patrick Coleman11:00am - 12:00pmABO/CPCGrandBallroom DTranspositions & ConversionsM. Patrick Coleman12:00pm - 2:00pmGrandBallroom BPresidential Awards Luncheon2:00pm - 3:00pmGrandBallroom DParaOptometric SectionBusiness Meeting6:00pmEnjoy theCity!Dinner on Your OwnWe invite you to join theMissouri Optometric Foundationto help us make a differencefor the profession of optometry.To learn more about us, join, ormake a donation, please visit:missourioptometricfoundation.comWe invite you to join the Missouri OptometricFoundation to help us make a difference for the15
MOAAFriday 2017 Essilor of America, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Unless indicated otherwise, all trademarks are the property of EssilorInternational and/or its subsidiaries in the United States and in other countries. Transitions, the swirl and Transitions Adaptive167:00 am - 5:00pmPre-FunctionRegistration10:00am - 2:00pmExhibit HallNorthExhibit Hall11:00amPrasino6:30pm - 9:30pmGrandBallrooms A&B12:00pm - 2:00pmGrandBallroom BMOAA LuncheonMOA Gala: An Evening of Friends,Fun, Music, and EntertainmentSaturdayPresidential Awards LuncheonTHEULTIMATE LENS PACKAGEBY ESSILORHelp your patients see all of life’s moments with a single lens that brings togetherthree innovative technologies for our ultimate in vision, clarity and protection.NEW VARILUX X SERIES NEW CRIZAL SAPPHIRE 360 UVTRANSITIONS SIGNATURE VIIAlso available for single vision patients with Eyezen , Crizal Sapphire 360 UV, and Transitions Signature VII. E ssilorUltimateLens .com
SPEAKERSThis year the Missouri Optometric Association is “Exceeding theVision” with 15 continuing education hours available to ODs(14 w/ workshop). We’re proud and excited to welcome thefollowing slate of exceptional speakers for our 2017 continuingeducation sessions. Mary Beth Rhomberg, ODChair, MOA Clinical / Education CommitteeCarl Bassi, PhD, develops novel approaches toevaluate the visual system in order to improvedisease diagnosis, assessment of progression,and treatment. Bassi’s lab interests include:developing new devices for the assessment ofcolor vision, visual suppression, and photophobia;evaluating the effects of a macular pigment,zeaxanthin, on visual function; evaluating colorvision in applied settings; and electrophysiologicalas well as psychophysical techniques to assessstructure-function relationships in patients withdementia, glaucoma, macular degenerationand other retinal abnormalities.Marc Bloomenstein, OD FAAO, graduatedfrom UCLA and received his OD from the NewEngland College of Optometry. He completed aresidency in secondary ophthalmic care at theBarnet Dulaney Eye Center in Phoenix beforereceiving his AAO fellowship in 1998. Currentlyhe is the Director of Optometric Services at theSchwartz Laser Eye Center in Scottsdale, Arizonaand President of MRB Eye Consultants. He servedas the President of the Arizona OptometricAssociation and the Arizona OptometricCharitable Foundation. He lectures worldwideand serves as a consultant to numerous industryleading pharmaceutical, biomedical andinformation technology companies.17
SPEAKERSM. Patrick Coleman, COT, ABOC, has managednumerous optometry and ophthalmology clinicsin military and civilian environments, interactingwith 40 optometrists and ophthalmologists inthe past 28 years. A Master Instructor for the AirForce Optometric Technician program for overfive years, Coleman trained hundreds of eyetechnicians & dispensing opticians. Currently,he is a National Paraoptometric Speaker whohelps others learn by presenting material in anentertaining and understandable manner.Julie DeKinder, OD, FAAO, FSLS is an associateclinical professor at University of Missouri-St. Louisspecializing in contact lenses. She graduatedfrom Northeastern State University College ofOptometry and completed a Cornea and ContactResidency at the UM-SL College of Optometry. Sheis Director of Academic and Residency Programs,chief of contact lens services, and coordinator ofthe contact lens residency. Her primary teachingresponsibilities include clinical and didacticinstruction in contact lenses. She is a member ofthe AOA, MOA, and Association of OptometricContact Lens Educators (AOCLE). She is activein the ACOE, and serves on committees for theAAO, ACOE, NBEO and ASCO.18Michael Doll, joined the ZeaVision in 2010, andcurrently serves as the Senior National AccountsDirector. He speaks professionally in the fields ofOptometry and Professional Motivation. He hascertified AOA courses for Para Optometric andstaff “A Technical and Education look at AMD andDry Eye” and is currently writing one for “Diabetic“at risk” patients and Retinopathy.” He attendedthe University of Missouri in Columbia where hestudied marketing and management. He lives inSt. Peters, Missouri, with his two sons, and enjoysoutdoor activities with family and friends.
SPEAKERSMohammad Rafieetary, OD, FAAO is aconsultative optometric physician. He has beenis in practice at the Charles Retina Institute (CRI)since 1996. A graduate of Boston University andUM-SL, he completed a residency in Primary CareOptometry and Ocular Disease at SCO and theMemphis Health Center. Awards he has receivedinclude SCO Faculty of the Year, AmericanDiabetic Association’s National Achievement ofDistinction Award, and the Tennessee Associationsof Optometric Physician’s Optometrist of theYear.Optometric Retina Society. He is publishedin numerous professional journals and lecturesextensively on the subject of diseases of the eyewith emphasis on conditions of the retinal andvitreous.Carol Scott, OD, is a Fellow of the College ofOptometrists in Vision Development (COVD). Dr.Scott has been a Fellow of COVD since 1993. She isa past president of COVD. She is also a member ofthe Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association,Sports Vision Section and Vision RehabilitationSection of the AOA, MOA, and OptometricExtension Program Foundation. Currently she isat the Vision Rehabilitation Center of the Ozarksin Springfield, Mo specializing in stroke and braininjury rehabilitation.19
EXHIBIT 53493531201625034321917133MOAAisle 318Aisle 2DessertVendor Check-inGuestServices20BeveragesAisle 1Front/Entrances
EXHIBITORS ABB Optical Group — 22Alcon Laboratories Inc. — 32Allergan Eyecare — 35Bausch Lomb — 2BioD Optix — 14Bio-Tissue, Inc. — 45Centervue, Inc. — 42ClearVision Optical — 49CooperVision, Inc. — 12Duffens Optical Co. — 33Enhanced Medical Services — 13Envision University — 27Essilor of America — 8Europa Eyewear — 40EyePromise/ZeaVision — 31Gateway Optical — 20Heidelberg Engineering — 25HOYA Vision Care — 50ICARE — 39Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc. — 5Katena — 21KidSight — 41Lombart Instrument — 17Marco — 34MECA/Vision Care Direct — 38Menicon America, Inc. — 10Midland Optical — 1Missouri Optometric Association Insurance Group (MOAIG) — 19Missouri Optometric Foundation (MOF) — 9National Vision, Inc. — 26New York Eye — 11O. T. I. S. Optometry — 24Optos, Inc. — 48PERC Optical IVA— 15Sanofi Genzyme — 6Shamir Insight Inc. — 4Shire Phamaceuticals — 28Solutionreach — 37Steve Kidwell Diagnostics — 29Studio Optyx Eyewear Company (NW77th) — 16Sutherlin Optical — 18SynergEyes, Inc. — 43TearLab Corp — 3TearScience — 7TLC Laser Eye Centers — 23University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Optometry — 47U.S. Army Healthcare — 44Walman-Optical Group/Instrument Group — 46Wolfner Talking Book and Braille Library — 30WVA — 3621
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2018January 8MOA Legislative ConferenceDoubleTree / Millbottom— Jefferson City, MOFebruary 9 - 11Heart of America Eye Care CongressSheraton Crown Center — Kansas City, MOApril 22 - 24AOA Congressional ConferenceJune 1-2MOA Leadership RetreatTan Tar A — Osage Beach, MOJune 20-24Optometry’s MeetingDenver, COOctober 11-14MOA Annual ConferenceBranson Convention Center — Branson, MO
Scleral Lenses for Dummies: A Guide to Scleral Lens Design, Fitting, and Troubleshooting Julie DeKinder, OD 10:00am - 11:00am coPe: 54156-CL Grand Ballroom C Scleral Lens Workshop: Application, Removal, and Evaluation Julie DeKinder, OD 10:00am - 12:00pm COPE # 55190-FV CEE Grand Ballroom C Advanced Amblyopia Treatment For Primary Care Optometrists
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