There are a variety of risk factors that contribute to dry eye condition such as age, gender, and diet. Speak with your optometrist if you are experiencing eye discomfort or you suspect that you may have dry eye condition.
Digital eye strain can cause discomfort, dry eye, and headaches. Whether you are working on the computer or scrolling on your phone, make sure to practice good vision habits by taking screen breaks.
Caring for your vision is more than just being aware of your eye health. In this video, Dr. Patrick Quaid highlights the importance of getting your routine eye exam and speaks to us about his journey into the optometric profession: https://t.co/ZsqEtKp2lN
Summer is here, and with longer, brighter days, it is important to protect your eyes from the sun's UV rays. Extended exposure to UV rays can damage your eyes and affect your vision, make sure to wear UV protection when outdoors for extended periods.
Our optometrists are guided by their passion for patient care and continuous learning. Dr. Camy Grewal exemplifies leadership and commitment to public health through her practice as an optometrist. Learn more about her journey here: https://t.co/LMBR17O2Bf
Dry eye can be a symptom of other diseases. A common symptom of Sjögren's disease is dry eye, due to the immune system attacking tear and salivary glands. Learn more about Sjögren's disease: https://t.co/Q4JGKDKteH and speak with your optometrist about dry eye.
Registrars from multiple health colleges, including our own registrar Joe Jamieson, had the privilege to spend time with the Honourable Sylvia Jones, Minister of Health. The minister thanked colleges for their support & work on scope of practice expansions to relevant colleges.
Today, the College received communication from the Minister of Health regarding new regulatory changes in optometry in Ontario.
Read the College's update to registrants here: https://t.co/Z2yISdHw2m
Changed your email? Registrants can update contact information, including their emails via the Member Portal! Follow the steps here to keep your information up to date: https://t.co/vshfyhTzVh
Practising good hygiene and maintaining a clean workspace is important to building confidence and trust in your professional practice. Read the College's resources on infection prevention and control (IPAC): https://t.co/va1E5vfDgl
Curious about the equipment that optometrists use during routine eye exams? Visit our website to learn more about each piece of equipment here: https://t.co/fqihluKpL9
Are you planning on challenging the Jurisprudence Exam or an entry-to-practice exam next year? We have resources to help! Visit our website to read through the process of taking these exams: https://t.co/tyssqMFI26
Do you know the difference between the 3 Os—Optometrists, Ophthalmologists, and Opticians? Optometrists are your primary eye care providers, offering comprehensive eye exams that consider your eye health and vision needs. Visit our website to learn more: https://t.co/tMIecEGdbn
Changed practice locations? Make sure to keep the College updated! Login to the member portal and make the necessary changes to your profile: https://t.co/8cnSWIsx7K
Eye exams are critical to maintaining good eye health. Exams are covered in Ontario for those aged 0-19, and 65 and older, as well as those with specific medical conditions. Learn more: https://t.co/KXywPqsFQA
#ThrowbackThursday to when our President @DrMarkEltis, Optometrist attended the 2026 @ONOptometrists' Symposium! It is always a pleasure to connect with our members and learn alongside peers. Thank you again to the OAO for inviting us!